Our Services
About Sports X
Here at Sports X we are on a mission to help sporting organisations achieve their talent, technology and commercial goals. Built on a passion for sport, our focus is on 5 key sectors predominately across the UK and The Middle Eastern markets; sports, technology & innovation, brands & culture, sports media and esports & gaming. We build and maintain deep networks, looking to add value wherever we can.
Services
We offer first class consultancy in three key areas within the sports industry:
- Talent consultancy – Working as a trusted partner, we pride ourselves on finding the best talent to suit your business.
- Technology consultancy – Advising on how introducing new tech to your business can help you achieve your goals.
- Commercial consultancy – Acquiring and activating commercial partnerships that will have a meaningful impact on your business.
The Commentary Box
Our hub for sports news; read all our latest sports related content straight form the Sports X commentary box.
Very easy to work with, works at speed and has been a very helpful complement to our HR capability.
Jon has helped me on a couple of occasions, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend his services. On the first project, he was able to work through a large number of candidate applications at speed to create a shortlist which was a huge timesaver. He subsequently conducted a more proactive search where his market understanding, and reach enabled him to source candidates quickly.
The Rise and Rise of eSports
The numbers speak for themselves… eSports is expected to generate 1.5 Billion US Dollars in annual revenues this year and by 2021 the number of eSports enthusiasts worldwide is expected to rise to over 250 million. With a further 300
Technology Insights #1 – Bill Gerrard
I was fortunate to be able conduct an interview with Bill Gerrard; someone I consider to be an expert in the field of data analytics in sport. Bill is currently a Professor of Business Management, at the University of Leeds
Cyber Security has no end date
One of the key challenges in 2018 for businesses in Europe was to make sure they were GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) compliant. The UK data protection act as we once knew it had been changed and a European wide