Tue, January 24, 2023

Sport Resolutions to speak at the Sports Governance, Compliance and Investigations Seminar in Lausanne

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Sport Resolutions Case Manager Gillian Sanders will speak at a panel titled, ‘Sports Integrity: What next for your integrity risk management programme?’ at the Sports Governance, Compliance and Investigations Seminar. Gillian will be joined by Johnny Gray (Senior Managing Director, Ankura), Greg McKenna (Head, Biathlon Integrity Unit), Benoit Pasquier (Partner, Charles Russel Speechlys) and Jake Marsh (Global Head of Integrity, Stats Perform). 

The panel will take place between 12.15 – 13.00 CET on Thursday 26th January at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne.

To register for the event hosted by Ankura’s Sports Advisory Team please click here. 

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