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Experiencing live sport forms a key part of the Summit. Our 2023 NY Global Sports Summit included:

• Major League Baseball @ Yankee Stadium: NY Yankees v Minnesota Twins
• NBA @ Barclays Center: Brooklyn Nets v Philadelphia 76ers
• Major League Soccer @ Red Bull Arena: NY Red Bulls v San Jose Earthquakes
• NHL @ Prudential Center: NJ Devils v Buffalo Sabres

• Elite sports teams and franchises;
• Stadium and venue staff;
• Sports club owners and management groups;
• Sports agencies;
• Sports media and broadcasters;
• Former and current players, managers and coaches.

Speakers from recent NY Global Sports Summit included senior leaders from:

• New York Red Bulls (MLS)
• New York Yankees (MLB)
• New York Jets (NFL)
• US Soccer Foundation
• RB Leipzig (Bundesliga)
• Major League Soccer (MLS)
• and many more!

Getting behind the scenes of key sporting organisations will form a key part of the Summit. This will include tours of stadiums and training facilities and meeting key staff.

Free time will be built into the schedule of the week and there will be ample opportunity for students to explore what New York has to offer.

Networking with key players in the sports industry will form a central part of the NY Global Sports Summit. There will be opportunities to meet with senior leaders and decision makers from major sports organisations, providing an excellent chance for attendees to build connections and build their personal brand whilst learning about the local sports market.

• Accommodation
• Access to live sport experiences
• Internal coach journeys to summit activities, where appropriate

• Flights
• Visa
• Food and drink
• General spending money

Accommodation will be booked by 91¸£Àû and GIS. To book your place at the Summit you must book accommodation through 91¸£Àû and GIS directly. All attendees will be staying at the same hotel for the duration of the Summit.

The Events Team will be able to recommend and support with travel plans for attendees of the New York Global Sports Summit once exact event dates have been confirmed.

Despite being the scene for 101 disasters movies, New York is a city famed around the world for sport, education, music, fashion and so much more. It’s the most visited city in the US, and has a university student population of over 600,000 – more than any other US city. NYC was the original capital city of the United States up until 1790, and it was where George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the US. The famous New York Stock Exchange opened in 1792, and it remains one of the most important financial landmarks throughout the world. The following century saw the rapid construction of Manhattan and surrounding areas, with the likes of the Brooklyn Bridge open in 1883, and the French gifting the Statue of Liberty to the city three years later. The 20^th century saw rapid progress at all levels throughout the city as New York became what it is today – one of the most important cities in the world.

Where do we begin? The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Central Park, Times Square, the Empire State Building – NYC has something to see and do on every street corner. Whether it’s the arts, sport or architectural mastery, the city that never sleeps is anything but boring. Catch a show on Broadway, watch the ball game at Yankee Stadium, go shopping on 5th Avenue and take in the view from the Top of the Rock. Then there’s the wonders that are the New York Public Library, the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim. The trouble is when you leave, you’ll realise there’s just so much more to see.

New York City has the highest concentration of professional sports teams of any city or region in the US. With two NBA teams, two NFL teams, two NHL and two MLS teams – including the New York Red Bulls – sports fans in the city are spoilt for choice when it comes to picking a sport or a team.

Click here for more information on sport in New York.

In case you didn’t already know, food is a big thing in the US. And if it’s big in the US then that means it’s massive in NYC. From street food to fine dining, some of the world’s leading chefs and cuisines are squeezed onto Manhattan Island. Grab a slice at Mama’s Too, voted by the New York Times as one of the best pizzas in NYC; a Feltman’s hot dog on Coney Island is a must; and there’s the authentic New York Bagel – Russ & Daughters is an absolute classic. For those who like tables and cutlery, the options are endless. Keens Steakhouse is an institution; Katz Deli is perhaps the most legendary deli in the city, serving pastrami sandwiches the size of a small animal; and the Grand Central Oyster Bar is exactly that – a famed oyster restaurant within the most recognised train station in America.