Manchester Sportcity: sports-led regeneration.
If you’re involved in the world of sport and leisure, there’s a great event for your diaries in September.
Manchester Sportcity: sports-led regeneration reveals the incredible story of how Manchester has used sport to transform its east end. The IAKS UK & Ireland event on 22-23 September will include a tour of the Etihad Stadium, the new Co-op Live, the City Football Academy and the National Cycling Centre. It has a stellar line-up of speakers who’ll discuss funding, bidding strategies, public-private partnerships, design, social value and long-term approaches.
There’ll be lessons and takeaways for cities and for people involved in sport and leisure, plus opportunities for networking, developing contacts and sharing ideas.
The event is aimed at forward-thinking people in the sport, leisure and activity industries, local authorities, operators, architects, venue design teams, event organisers, host cities, consultants and professional services and students.
Full details and ticket information at https://iaks.sport/events/manchester-sportcity
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