The Rise of Women's Football
The Rise of Women's Football
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Engaging conversations with global leaders from women’s football, business and media who are shaping the future of the industry. They share insights and expertise about their business strategies, challenges they have to face and the future development of football. This way, viewers and listeners will get a deeper understanding of how associations and clubs navigate through their day-to-day business.
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Explores topics such as career transitions in women's football, coaching strategies, organizational challenges, and future developments. Episode highlights include Bianca 'Jay' Rech discussing her rise from player to sporting director at FC Bayern Women and Mark Parsons reflecting on his coaching journey with the Portland Thorns FC.
Engaging conversations with global leaders from women’s football, business and media who are shaping the future of the industry. They share insights and expertise about their business strategies, challenges they have to face and the future development of football. This way, viewers and listeners will get a deeper understanding of how associations and clubs navigate through their day-to-day business.
In this episode, we talk with Francesca Sullivan, Global Head of Women’s Football Player Management & Strategy at Adidas. She shares her journey from professional player to one of the most influential leaders in the women’s game.We discuss:• The rapid growth of women’s football• Adidas’ global strategy & player partnerships• Insights from the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025• The launch of the F50 Sparkfusion — Adidas’ first women-specific boot• Career advice for women entering the sports industryIf you’re interested in sports business, player recruitment, women’s football development, or Adidas’ role in shaping the game, this episode is a must-watch.👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe & share!
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