Sport Resolutions Annual Conference 2024 Early Bird Tickets On Sale Now!


Sport Resolutions Annual Conference 2024 Early Bird Tickets On Sale Now!

Sport Resolutions Annual Conference 2024 in association with Winston & Strawn LLP

We are pleased to announce that our 9th annual conference will be taking place on Thursday 2nd May 2024 at Leonardo Royal Hotel St Paul's, London.

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, welfare, safeguarding, good governance and integrity.

To view the announced conference topics, agenda, and speaker profiles please click here

TICKETS

We are very pleased to be able to keep the ticket prices the same as last year, despite rising costs and high inflation rates that have been well documented.

Early Bird Tickets are priced at £330.00 exc. of VAT and are available until 23:59 on Monday 18 March 2024.

Our Group Ticket permits three tickets to be purchased for the price of two standard price tickets (which works out as £263.33 exc. of VAT per ticket). Please note that this offer is only applicable to standard ticket prices and all three attendees must be from the same organisation. Further discounts are also available should an organisation wish to purchase more than 3 tickets. To find out more about our group bookings please email us at resolve@sportresolutions.com 

Students in full-time education have the opportunity to attend the conference for the discounted price of £90.00 exc. of VAT with our Academic Ticket (student ID or email address required). Please email us at resolve@sportresolutions.com to receive your promo code. 

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