Broadcast Sport is offering a 20% group discount on five or more tickets for its Summit at The Emirates Stadium on 4 November
Broadcast Sport has announced a new group ticket discount for attendees of the Broadcast Sport Summit 2026 buying five or more tickets.
This is in response to requests from attendees asking for a discount for multiple ticket purchases.
Anyone buying five or more tickets can now email Broadcast Sport sales executive Tommy Rigg to receive a 20% discount off the total ticket price.
The all-day Broadcast Sport Summit 2026 conference at The Emirates Stadium, London on 4 November includes three streams of speaker sessions, with attendees able to choose from a programme of more than 20 speaker panels across the day.
Tickets are currently available for £270+VAT each, without the group ticket discount applied.
More than 50 speakers are confirmed for the event, including the host Adam Smith, Sky Sports Presenter & Broadcaster; presenter and Drive To Survive star Will Buxton; Alex Kay-Jelski, Director - BBC Sport; James Richardson, Presenter & Journalist; Craig Doyle, Television & Radio Presenter and Co-Founder - 3 Rock; Dominic Burns, Head of Content Operations UK & Ireland - TikTok; Georgia Kelly, UK Creator Partnerships Lead - Snapchat; Isabelle O’Brien, Athlete & Public Figures Manager - Sport - TikTok; Karel Prince, Content Creator - HMRC of Football; Tiannah Pedler, Content Creator; former professional footballer Chloe Morgan; Chrissie Hoolahan, Head of Creator & Influencer Content Partnerships - DAZN; Tomisin Macaulay, Content Creator; and Tammy Parlour MBE, CEO - Women’s Sport Trust
Speakers from sports federations talking at the Broadcast Sport Summit 2026 include Claire Nelson, MD - Netball Super League; Wendy Hendrickx, Head of Live Production - Formula One Management; Sam Usher, Head of Broadcast and Audiovisual Content - The Ocean Race; Jiao Li, Chief Commercial & Marketing Officer - International Skating Union (ISU); and Esteban Gonzalez, Digital Content Manager - FIBA 3x3.
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