Dan Porter has built companies in gaming, education, media and marketplaces over the course of his career and has generated a quarter billion dollars worth of exits for investors and employees. Porter is currently the CEO and co-founder of Overtime, leading brand for the next generation of sports fans with more followers and video views than any domestic sports team. As such, Overtime has proven that it truly sports for the next generation of fans.

Anne-Sophie Voumard is Vice President, Broadcast & Media Rights at IOC Television & Marketing Services, the marketing department of the International Olympic Committee. She is responsible for the sale of broadcast and media rights to all Olympic Properties worldwide as well as the commercialisation and distribution of the Olympic digital properties. Anne-Sophie is a qualified lawyer from both Geneva and England & Wales bars. She holds an MBA in international management. Anne-Sophie joined IOC Television & Marketing Services in September 2009. Her professional background includes more than 18 years of expertise in the international sports business industry, working for UEFA and the America’s Cup, as well as sports equipment manufacturer, Columbia Sportswear. Double national Swiss and Portuguese, Anne-Sophie Voumard speaks five languages (French, English, Portuguese, German and Spanish).

Charly Classen joined the company as Executive Vice President Sports in November 2020, heading Sky Deutschland’s entire sports unit. In addition to this, he is responsible for Sky Business Solutions, which looks after Sky’s business customers. Prior to that, Hamburg-born Classen spent 13 years in leading positions at ESPN, most recently as General Manager EMEA, India South East Asia, Australia/New Zealand in London. He can look back on extensive experience in European sports television, digital media and business partnerships. In addition, he is Vice Chair of Special Olympics Great Britain.

Martin Anayi, CEO, joined URC (then PRO12 Rugby) in 2015 having previously worked on the Rugby World Cup and the FIA World Rallycross Championships with IMG. Anayi began his career as lawyer with IMG, where he was responsible for their events and federations business. From acting as commercial lawyer on the 2011 Rugby World Cup, he transitioned into a commercial role, heading up IMG’s Motorsport client business. He then became Vice President and Managing Director of the FIA World Rallycross Championship. Since joining URC, Anayi has played a critical role the increase of centralised revenues and in delivering a record media rights deals. In May 2020, Anayi finalised negotiations with CVC Capital Partners and a year later he led the expansion and transformation of the league (called Guinness PRO14 at the time) to the United Rugby Championship to include South Africa’s top four teams.