Sport Resolutions Annual Conference 2022 Early Bird Tickets On Sale Now!

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We are pleased to announce that our 7th annual conference will be taking place on Thursday 5th May 2022 at Leonardo Royal Hotel St Paul's, London.

This year we are planning to increase the number of sessions to five in order to cover more topics and increase audience engagement. Three of these will last one hour each, with the remaining two at 30 minutes each.

As in previous years, the event will bring together an esteemed panel of sports professionals and industry experts to discuss and debate the latest news and ideas in the areas of anti-doping, athlete welfare and integrity.

 

 

Details of our 2022 session topics and speakers will be released gradually over the next three months via our newsletter and on our conference page.

Please click here to see the provisional agenda. 

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