The Sport Industry Group has announced that entries are now open for the BT Sport Industry Awards 2014.
The last 12 months have seen the Lions roar with a first Tour victory in 16 years, Andy Murray become Wimbledon’s first British men’s singles champion in 77 years, Chris Froome record a Tour de France success arguably even more comprehensive than Sir Bradley Wiggins’ triumph in 2012, and the England cricket team secure an incredible third consecutive Ashes Series win over Australia.
The BT Sport Industry Awards recognise and reward the best the sport business has to offer in marketing, PR, sponsorship, new media, publishing, advertising and design. The flagship event is Europe’s largest and most prestigious commercial sport awards.
“Some might have expected the British sport industry to take a step back after London 2012, but the last 12 months have shown the opposite is true,” commented Nick Keller, Chairman of the Sport Industry Group. “We have a host of major events set for these shores over the next five years, and much of the work coming out of the British sport industry continues to set the standard globally – which is no surprise when you consider that this industry continues to attract some of the most creative minds in the world.”
The last 12 months have seen the Lions roar with a first Tour victory in 16 years, Andy Murray become Wimbledon’s first British men’s singles champion in 77 years, Chris Froome record a Tour de France success arguably even more comprehensive than Sir Bradley Wiggins’ triumph in 2012, and the England cricket team secure an incredible third consecutive Ashes Series win over Australia.
The BT Sport Industry Awards recognise and reward the best the sport business has to offer in marketing, PR, sponsorship, new media, publishing, advertising and design. The flagship event is Europe’s largest and most prestigious commercial sport awards.
“Some might have expected the British sport industry to take a step back after London 2012, but the last 12 months have shown the opposite is true,” commented Nick Keller, Chairman of the Sport Industry Group. “We have a host of major events set for these shores over the next five years, and much of the work coming out of the British sport industry continues to set the standard globally – which is no surprise when you consider that this industry continues to attract some of the most creative minds in the world.”
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