How London really won the games
Web Exclusive: The 2012 Olympic Games were never supposed to be in London. Michael Payne provides the inside story on how the bid was won
Web Exclusive: The 2012 Olympic Games were never supposed to be in London. Michael Payne provides the inside story on how the bid was won
Web Exclusive: Manchester-based Dan Jones is the lead partner of the Sports Business Group at Deloitte. His clients include Everton Football Club, the International Rugby Board and the ATP Men’s Tennis Tour. He is the co-editor of the Deloitte Annual Review of Football
Web Exclusive: Sport fascinates, thrills and exhilarates. Mike Wahle, a former professional American footballer and now an MBA student, offers his view on the sporting life.
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Faster, higher, stronger. The Olympics celebrate the best of mankind. Or
do they? Nigel Nicholson has evolved a different perspective.
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For the business leader what are the most practical and immediate sporting inspirations?
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Sport thrives on different perspectives and opinions. An athlete and an administrator offer their views on their sporting lives.
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Fubles is where social networking meets the beautiful game. Des Dearlove is onside.
Mirko Trasciatti is an enthusiast. He is enthusiastic about business and even more enthusiastic about football.
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Richard Downs is founder and chief executive of the ski, cruise and family holiday company, Iglu.com. He graduated from London Business School in 1998.
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Football historians report that President Theodore Roosevelt called representatives from Harvard, Princeton and Yale to the White House in 1905 and said he would ban the game of football if they didn't stop the brutality.
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When Andres Iniesta scored the deciding goal that sealed Spain's victory in the 2010 World Cup held in South Africa, it was the climax of several weeks of all-encompassing coverage for ESPN and ABC, subsidiaries of The Walt Disney Company.
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What is the art of great sports broadcasting? In conversation with Des Dearlove, Barney Francis, Managing Director of Sky Sports, zooms in
"London Business School empowers individuals and organisations to perform at their best."