SportsPro Magazine
Having evolved from the acclaimed BusinessF1 sports magazine in March 2008, SportsPro has already become the most highly respected B2B magazine for the finance, business and sports sponsorship industry behind the world's major sports.
SportsPro is targeted specifically at the decision-makers, rights holders and senior executives who determine the future development of the world's major sporting competitions, sports events, properties and deals.
The magazine provides its worldwide audience with a compelling blend of in-depth analyses, special reports, interviews with the industry's leading figures and a comprehensive directory of every major sports sponsorship, infrastructure, agency and personal endorsement deal each month.
The editorial team behind SportsPro is unrivaled across the industry. The magazine has become synonymous for the quality of its features and the thoroughness and depth of its research.
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Subscriptions
Subscriptions are available at a cost of UK£149.00 and each monthly issue will be delivered anywhere around the world at no extra charge (please note that our December and January issues are published as a combined edition).
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Back Issues and Article Reprints
Copies of back issues are available in perpetuity and cost UK£10.00 for subscribers and UK£20.00 for non-subscribers. Most articles published in SportsPro magazine are available as reprints by prior arrangement.
For more information on back issues and reprints, please contact Yéwandé Aruléba, Operations Manager, on +44 (0) 20 7871 0123 or via [email protected].
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Next month in SportsPro: Stadiums and venues
The July edition of SportsPro will see the publication of our annual special report on the stadium and venue industry. This year’s theme is one of renovation, with the groundbreaking work being done at Glasgow’s Hampden Park for the 2014 Commonwealth Games the subject of particular focus.
Philippe Blatter, the chief executive of global sports marketing and production company Infront Sports & Media, will reveal his strategy for success and give an insight into his working week in the return of our Diary of a CEO series.
Elsewhere in the issue, we put the spotlight on high-spending Qatar, running the rule over the various investments being made and what they mean for the sports industry as well as the city state itself.
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