Podcast appearances and mentions of ed dixon

Zimbabwean Kirsty Coventry is the first woman and first African to be elected as president of the International Olympic Committee in its 130-year history. At 41, the former swimmer turned politician is also set to become the youngest person ever to hold perhaps the most influential position in global sport.In this episode, SportsPro's Michael Long, Sam Carp and Ed Dixon reflect on the vote that saw Coventry, a former Olympic gold medallist in the pool, make history by defeating her rivals in a landslide. The trio also discuss the state of the IOC she inherits in the wake of Thomas Bach's departure and what the future holds for the ever-evolving Olympic movement.Key talking points:• How the presidential vote went down• What skills and experience Coventry brings to the presidency• Bach's tenure and the commercial health of the Olympic brand• Where Coventry stands on the big issues, such as athlete compensation and gender eligibility• What comes next for the IOC and wider Olympic movement

SportsPro's annual 20 ideas to invest in now spotlights the most noteworthy sports technology startups in the industry. In this tech special Sam Carp, Ed Dixon and Steve McCaskill break down this year's list, discuss the findings from the tech investor roundtable, and there's another quiz.The team also discuss why Football Manager 2025 has been cancelled and how the soccer management game is now directly influencing on-field performance and fan engagement, and there's a bit of time to reflect on Super Bowl LIX.In part two, we speak to Trickshot, a member of this year's ideas to invest in now class of 2025, about its technology, its business and development journey, and how it's already working with the likes of the NBA and Australian Open.Content we mentioned:20 sports tech ideas to invest in now – Class of 2025Investor roundtable: Sports tech experts on the next phase of AI, overhyped trends, and the impact of TrumpSports Interactive and Sega cancel Football Manager 2025 video gameRecord ratings, free streaming and Brady in the booth: Super Bowl LIX broadcasting stories to watch out for 

With the Six Nations back on our screens this weekend, Ed Dixon, Michael Long and Sam Carp sit down to preview the tournament. The trio discuss the rumours around the tournament potentially switching to a pay-TV broadcaster in the UK, if a culture shift in rugby would mean more growth, and whether the sport can really crack the US market. There's also time to unpick the latest goings on at Ineos amid continued unrest at Manchester United and an acrimonious split with sailing legend Ben Ainslie, before taking a look at the NBA's plans in Europe after commissioner Adam Silver talked up the potential for a new league on the continent. Articles we mentioned… Six Nations likely to stay on FTA in UK as TNT Sports distances itself from bid Six Nations TV rights soon to be up for grabs Ilona Maher: Rugby union needs culture shift to create stars and grow Rugby must ‘do things differently' to break into US, says Roc Nation president Ainslie ‘astounded' at Ineos America's Cup split Manchester United get government backing for Old Trafford regeneration project Adam Silver: NBA looking “very closely” at European league launch

After seeing Donald Trump sworn in for a second term as president of the United States, Sam Carp, Michael Long and Ed Dixon consider what impact his return to the White House will have on sport. The trio reflect on the role team owners and other sporting personalities played in helping the 78-year-old win November's election before looking ahead to some of the major events set to take place under his watch, including the 2026 Fifa World Cup and the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.  As the PGA Tour and LIV Golf continue to hammer out a peace deal, there's also time to discuss what Trump's warm relationship with Saudi Arabia could mean for the future of golf and the wider industry. Articles we mentioned... US sports owners make huge political donations. Which party does your team's give to? (Link to: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2024/nov/05/us-sports-team-political-donations-database) TikTok access in US restored after brief ban-imposed blackout (Link to: https://www.sportspro.com/news/tiktok-ban-restored-donald-trump-january-2025/) DAZN ‘nears' US$1bn investment from Saudi PIF (Link to: https://www.sportspro.com/news/dazn-1bn-investment-minority-stake-saudi-arabia-pif-january-2025/) TKO and Saudi Arabia ‘close' to launching new boxing league (Link to: https://www.sportspro.com/news/tko-saudi-arabia-pif-sela-boxing-league-ufc-wwe-endeavor-dana-white-january-2025/)  Saudi Arabia's SURJ partners with Enfield Investment to boost global sports portfolio (Link to: https://www.sportspro.com/news/surj-sports-investment-enfield-partnership-saudi-arabia-january-2025/) Investors aim to raise US$5bn for ‘F1-style' international basketball league (https://www.sportspro.com/news/international-basketball-league-nba-maverick-carter-january-2025/)

New year, new leagues... Reviewing the TGL's debut and what to expect from Unrivaled There have barely been three weeks of 2025 but several new sports leagues have already been making their debut.  In this episode, Sam Carp, Ed Dixon and Josh Sim discuss what they liked and what they didn't about the TGL's inaugural match and look ahead to the highly anticipated tip-off of three-on-three women's basketball league Unrivaled this weekend. Meanwhile, Josh shares the key takeaways from his interview with League One Volleyball chief operating officer Rosie Spaulding before the trio hedge their bets on which of the three sports properties are best placed for success. There's also time to hear from our friends on the StreamTime Sports podcast, as Chris Stone and Steve McCaskill break down the demise of US sports streaming joint venture Venu Sports.

Michael Long, Sam Carp and Ed Dixon kick off 2025 by reviewing SportsPro's list of Ten Influencers for the year ahead. With representatives from the worlds of sports media, women's soccer, major events and more all featuring in the list, the trio discuss why these individuals are going to be shaping the sporting agenda in the coming months and how their influence will be felt across the industry.   Find out more here

Chaos is the order of the day as SportsPro's annual Christmas quiz returns. There's a cameo from quizmaster George Breare as he oversees three rounds of sports-based questions to decide who comes out on top in the battle of the SportsPro editorial department, with Tom Bassam and Sam Carp teaming up to take on Steve McCaskill and Ed Dixon. Who wins? Tune in to find out.

Fifa's Club World Cup has a broadcaster, with DAZN paying $1 billion for the global rights to air the tournament next year. Tom Bassam is joined by SportsPro's Steve McCaskill and Ed Dixon to discuss whether it's time to take Gianni Infantino's pet project a bit more seriously. Also on the agenda are outgoing ICC chair Greg Barclay's less than kind comments about the state of cricket and the Bundesliga's resolved rights situation.

SportsPro's latest annual 50 Most Marketable Athletes list is out now and, as ever, throws up some fascinating names. Tom Bassam is joined by Sam Carp and Ed Dixon to discuss the rankings, powered by Northstar Solutions Group, while also analysing the trends that emerge from this years's list. You can download an expanded list of the top 150 athletes, featuring a full statistical breakdown, here.

On this show, we're joined by SportsPro's Ed Dixon and Sam Carp to examine SportsPro's latest 50 Most Marketable Athletes list, which ranks athletes from across the world and across sports. With a focus on football, we find out who the most marketable players in the world are and what makes them so valuable. We also look at competition from outside of football, how the rise of women's sports has affected the list, and how the list might change next year. This year's ranking from SportsPro has been compiled in partnership with consulting firm NorthStar Solutions Group, which has developed an enhanced methodology and multi-faceted evaluation model to deliver the most comprehensive assessment of athlete marketability ever undertaken. To view the list in full, visit https://50mm.sportspro.com/

So we know the Club World Cup final will be at MetLife Stadium but otherwise little else about Fifa's new tournament. To pick holes in the plan, Tom Bassam is joined by Ed Dixon and Sam Carp, who also discuss the state of British basketball, as well as the new NHL season. Then, in part two, BodyArmor's Tom Gargiulo takes us inside the sports drink brand's marketing strategy.

Next week sees the first round of the Champions League's new group stage, but will it work and for who? To answer that question Sam Carp and Ed Dixon join Tom Bassam. Also discussed are the influence of AI in sports media and a reflection on the impact of Alex Morgan's career.

The Premier League is SO back. Here to talk about it are SportsPro's Tom Bassam and Ed Dixon as they cover the most-pressing off-field issues ahead of the start of the new English top-flight season. Manchester City's 115 alleged rule breaches, Everton's ongoing sale saga, the new football regulator and the potential of overseas Premier League games all get some airtime, plus there's a few customary predictions on what the next nine months has in store

DAZN now has a slice of domestic football rights in four of Europe's ‘big five' leagues so SportsPro deputy editor Ed Dixon joins Tom Bassam to discuss the sport's media company's latest moves, including the deal for Ligue 1 in France. Also on the agenda is rebounding Olympic viewership and the arrival of IPL money into English county cricket. In part two, Sam Carp speaks to USOPC CEO Sarah Hirshland about Team USA's future funding plans.

Now we're through Q1 and Q2, it's about time to recognise the sports industry's outstanding performers in first half of 2024. SportsPro Podcast host Tom Bassam is joined on the judging panel by deputy editor, Ed Dixon, and features editor, Sam Carp. Categories: - Executive of the year so far (1:29) - Property of the year so far (15:30) - Deal of the year so far (26:12) - Marketing campaign of the year (37:48) - I don't believe in this idea award (45:04)

A Hungarian striker primed to sell you power drills, a German defender-cum TV star and a keeper with his own partnerships web page, this is SportsPro's entirely scientific and deeply researched Euro 2024 most marketable XI. Hosted by Ed Dixon, alongside Sam Carp, Steve McCaskill and Tom Bassam, this episode was recorded live from Hotel Mundial. Thanks to the kind folks at Footballco for having us.

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The opening day of the 2024 IPL season brought in 590m video views for JioCinema, showing nothing moves the needle in sports like Indian's Twenty20 franchise cricket behemoth. How far will the tournament's influence grow? Here trying to answer that question are SportsPro's Ed Dixon, Josh Sim and Tom Bassam.

Two teams, three rounds of trivia based on the year in the sports industry... what could possibly go wrong? George Breare hosts SportsPro's annual end-of-year quiz as Tom Bassam and Chris Stone team up to take on Steve McCaskilll and Ed Dixon.

Five years on from PASPA, the state of sports betting in the USA has evolved dramatically and still has plenty of room to expand. On this episode of StreamTime Sports co-hosts Nick Meacham and Chris Stone are joined by SportsPro's deputy editor Ed Dixon to discuss the American sports gambling market's journey.   Talking points: How prevalent has sports betting in the US become since its legalisation and who are the key players? – (4:54) How much room for growth is there for sports betting in the market? – (13:42) Do the NFL, NBA, and other USA sports properties even need betting sponsorships? - (21:22) Can you compare the US  betting market with the UK other more mature betting regions? - (31:06) How will sports betting impact sports media and coverage? - (37:22)

Euromoney met with Aviva Investors' head of responsible investments for real assets to discuss how the asset manager is tackling the carbon emissions linked to its real estate, infra and private debt exposure. 

Regular hosts George Breare and Tom Bassam are joined by senior staff writer Ed Dixon to discuss the latest sports industry news, including a review of YouTube's first week as an NFL broadcaster. Then Dixon talks us through his latest long read on a decade of of Thomas Bach as IOC president.

Tom Bassam hosts a look ahead to the new season of the Premier League with SportsPro colleagues Sam Carp and Ed Dixon. The panel tackle a few key storylines dominating the headlines going into the new campaign by asking: what's more likely? Then, Josh Sim comes on to talk about his latest feature that dives into some of the more interesting metrics that we should be on the look out for with the Premier League this season. Talking points: What's more likely? The Glazers cancel the sale of Manchester United or Manchester City learn of their punishment over alleged financial rule breaches before Christmas (1:12) What's more likely? Amazon takes over as the main UK broadcaster for the Premier League or DAZN finally picks up a domestic package of matches (11:54) What's more likely? The 'New Deal for Football' sees the English Football League (EFL) Cup scrapped or Chelsea agree a shirt sponsorship deal with a betting brand (20:31) Predictions for the season (31:45) The key data points for the 2023/24 Premier League season (38:16)

George Breare and Ed Dixon bring you the insights and sounds from SportsPro APAC 2023 from on the floor at Singapore's Marina Bay Sands. Talking points: Setting the scene (0:52) The importance of mobile (4:32) ONE Championship and the metrics that matter (7:43) FanCode and cracking the Indian market (15:34) How Hong Kong Sevens has positioned itself as an entertainment event (23:07) Liverpool's approach to APAC with CEO Billy Hogan (27:07) The health of esports in 2023 (34:09) Inside SportsPro APAC networking drinks (40:57)

SportsPro senior staff writer Ed Dixon joins regular hosts George Breare and Tom Bassam for a special Live Event Week pod where they seek to identify the best live experience in sports. Considering both fan experience and commercial opportunity, the trio set out their criteria before trying to convince each other why their personally chosen event should come out on top: Talking points: The key metrics (1:16) We are up for an award! Here is how you can vote for us (15:56) The Super Bowl (17:00) The Masters (24:00) Formula One (30:53) Wimbledon (41:12) Influencer boxing (47:48) The Hundred (52:44) The SportsPro Podcast is delighted to have been nominated (for the second year in a row) for a Sports Podcast Award in the sports business category. If you enjoy the show we would really appreciate it if you could give us a vote here or via www.sportspodcastgroup.com/podcast/sportspro-podcast-2/ (you will need to register before voting).

Regular SportsPro Podcast hosts George Breare and Tom Bassam are joined by senior staff writer Ed Dixon for a soccer-centric episode in World Cup final week. Talking points: Has the World Cup been a success? The legacy of Qatar 2022 What is happening at the DFL and what does it mean for the Bundesliga? How the WSL continues to surpass expectations  Under the radar stories

SportsPro content manager George Breare returns from a short break to helm the latest episode of the Weekly Wrap podcast. In part one, Breare is joined by SportsPro senior staff writer Ed Dixon to get the lowdown on his recent interview with Sally Horrox, World Rugby's director of the women's game, ahead of the imminent Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. Then, recording from Visa's European headquarters following an exclusive event co-hosted by SportsPro and Two Circles, Breare sits down with the England and Wales Cricket Board's (ECB) Anna Shaw, Twitter's Roisin O'Shea and Alex Teasdale of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) to discuss the future of sponsorship in women's sport. In a wide-ranging discussion, the panel reflects on some of the conversations had during the event, the advantages and disadvantages of unbundling the rights to women's sports properties, the impact of purpose-driven marketing, and where future opportunities lie for brands.

On this episode of Tech Talk radio, host Emily Wright is joined by Aviva Investors' head of responsible investment Ed Dixon as he cuts straight to the heart of what ESG is really all about - and it's not acronyms.  A former carpenter who lost his job in the 2008 recession, Dixon talks about his career path from "fifty quid weekend jobs" to "£50bn of real assets 20 years later" and discusses why "it's OK" that head of sustainability and director roles in large real estate companies are increasingly being taken up by younger, less experienced people. "Young people are taking on incrementally bigger and bigger roles in this space. They are taking risks, they are getting the leadership team on board and they are delivering great stuff. I think it's working." Dixon also touches on the transition from investing in climate solutions such as green buildings to tackling climate in its entirety and why finding the "bright spots" in the sector and ignoring those with their heads down resisting change is crucial to progress.  And, in a direct message to listeners, he told them how they could tell whether or not they are on the right tracks as we navigate "a time of change tantamount to the industrial revolution" as soon as they had switched off the podcast.  To find out more, tune in now. 

On this episode of Tech Talk radio, host Emily Wright is joined by Aviva Investors' head of responsible investment Ed Dixon as reveals the simple mantra the real estate sector needs when it comes to demystifying ESG - and it's not acronyms.  A former carpenter who lost his job in the 2008 recession, Dixon talks about his career path from "fifty quid weekend jobs" to "£50bn of real assets 20 years later" and discusses why "it's OK" that head of sustainability and director roles in large real estate companies are increasingly being taken up by younger, less experienced people. "Young people are taking on incrementally bigger and bigger roles in this space. They are taking risks, they are getting the leadership team on board and they are delivering great stuff. I think it's working." Dixon also touches on the transition from investing in climate solutions such as green buildings to tackling climate in its entirety and why finding the "bright spots" in the sector and ignoring those with their heads down resisting change is crucial to progress.  And, in a direct message to listeners, he told them the simple question they could ask themselves as soon as they had finished listening to the podcast that would reveal whether or not they are on the right tracks as we navigate "a time of change tantamount to the industrial revolution".  To find out more, tune in now. 

In the absence of George Breare, SportsPro news editor Tom Bassam is joined by senior writer Ed Dixon for a catchup on the latest sports industry news. First up on the agenda is run through of the highlights from the recent SportsPro APAC event in Singapore, with some analysis of sessions featuring Disney Star's Sanjog Gupta, the Commonwealth Games Federation chief executive Katie Sadleir, as well as Sarah Chambers and Amy Prosser from Optus. There's also a look at some of the streaming issues faced by the National Football League (NFL) and the decision from the owner of Patagonia to pledge the outdoor brand's profits to tackling the climate crisis.  We round off the show with the regular 'under the radar' stories and some listener questions.

Sit in on the conversation as Corey and Rosemary talk to their financial advisor and friend, Ed Dixon, about the lessons he's learned from starting a business and working for himself. 

SportsPro senior writer Ed Dixon, who recently penned a wonderful introduction for the second season of The Hundred, joins the pod to discuss the return of the ECB's short format domestic cricket competition. Podcast host George Breare, no stranger himself to the world of cricket, and news editor Tom Bassam also offer their thoughts on the competition, as well as its wider implications for the game. The pod then turns its attention to a selection of some of the biggest news topics in the sports industry, including Sky's disappointing Q2, the wild state of affairs at Barcelona and the latest in the LIV Golf's attempts to shake up the sport. The show concludes with the regular 'under the radar' section, including some discussion on Jake Paul's gambling startup.

Eoin Connolly reviews another week of industry news with SportsPro digital editor Tom Bassam and senior staff writer Ed Dixon.  Tom unpacks more developments in the Chelsea ownership saga, with Todd Boehly's consortium in place as the preferred bidder despite late interest from Ineos owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Then Ed reflects on a historic night in New York, where Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano became the first female boxers to sell out Madison Square Garden.  Finally, GreenPark Sports chief strategy officer Tony Grillo lays out a vision for a mobile fan metaverse for leagues like the NBA and La Liga.  

Eoin Connolly is joined by SportsPro senior staff writer Ed Dixon and Steve Martin, global CEO at M&C Saatchi Sport and Entertainment, to preview a contentious Winter Olympics in Beijing. They discuss how Covid complications and allegations of human rights abuses against Uighur people in Xinjiang have dominated an uneasy build-up to the Games, and consider how the International Olympic Committee, its sponsors and broadcasters will move forward. Then, China Sports Insider founder Mark Dreyer returns to give a perspective from the ground in Beijing, and look at the future of winter sports and the rest of the industry there. And more good news! The SportsPro Podcast has been nominated for a Sports Podcast Award. If you like what you hear, please vote for us in the Best Sports Business Podcast category here. Please note that you will have to register first.

SportsPro digital editor Tom Bassam and senior staff writer Ed Dixon join Eoin Connolly as the podcast loosens up after the festive break with a preview of 2022. There are predictions around athlete activism, brand scrutiny and technological change ahead of big events like the Beijing 2022 Olympics and the Fifa World Cup in Qatar. Then come reflections on SportsPro's ten influencers for 2022, whose challenges range from leading the conversation on human rights to managing cryptocurrency's reputation, taking women's soccer to the next level, bringing a media giant to life and finding new purpose for the Commonwealth Games movement.

SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly turns quizmaster for a festive reflection on some of 2021's defining trends. Two teams – SportsPro digital editor Tom Bassam and senior staff writer Ed Dixon; SportsPro media and tech editor Steve McCaskill and Charlie Beall, VP of digital strategy and ventures at Seven League, the digital sports consultancy within IMG's Media & Events division – battle to a dramatic and by no means contentious finish.   They cover soccer's European Super League debacle and its fallout, NFTs and sport's metaverse dreams, major events and geopolitics, media rights adjustments and the continued rise of the athlete voice.

SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly and staff writer Ed Dixon are joined by Janna Jauhar, APEC director at Mailman Group, to wrap up the opening day of the SportsPro APAC virtual conference. They discuss topics ranging from fan engagement and content customisation during the pandemic, and how to address a breadth of local audiences, to the differing impact of esports and mobile and digital platforms across a diverse region. They also hear from Star and Disney India head of sports Sanjog Gupta, Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley, and Yoichiro Basso, the DAZN Group senior vice president for subscription growth in Japan. Find out more about SportsPro APAC and register for live and on-demand access at www.sportsproapac.com 

Editor at large Eoin Connolly is joined by deputy editor Sam Carp and staff writer Ed Dixon to talk through SportsPro's 2021 Destinations Report.The three assess the state of play for the business of hosting as major events and international tourism return, and also cast their eye over the cities that are effectively positioning themselves as leading hosts, as well as others hoping to do so.Then (29.42), in another session from last month's SportsPro Live, event content manager Chris Stone hears from Henk van Raan, chief innovation officer at Johan Cruijff Arena. Here, van Raan explains how stadiums can evolve beyond simply hosting events, what fans can expect when attending matches in the future and what technology they are likely to see more of in venues.Music: Surf Inspector by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4447-surf-inspectorLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 

Join us for a chat with Broadway Veteran and author, composer, lyricist, librettist, and poet, Ed Dixon as he tells stories of his theatrical past including doing shows with Ann Margaret, Sally Struthers, Hal Linden and more, as well as all of his original works. A truly incredible interview! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/connerandsmithshow/message

The National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center (NAAMCC) presents its seventh annual juried art show "Art of Soul!" Artists from across the United States have been selected for the national juried art exhibition in response to the theme of Impact. The artwork accepted for the show reflects themes and perspectives related to the African diaspora and African American culture, history, or experience. Rosa Rojas, the Lead Curator of the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center talks with two of the show's jurors, Ed Dixon and Michael Reese. Ed Dixon is the owner of Edward A. Dixon Gallery (eadgallery.com, Instagram: @eadgallery, Facebook: Edward A. Dixon Gallery, and Twitter: @eadgallery). Michael Reese is the co-owner of Reese Brothers Productions and founder of ARTWAY, inc. (www.reesebrothersproductions.com, Instagram: @reesebrospro and Facebook: Reese Brothers) The National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center is part of the Ohio History Connection and is located at 1350 Brush Row Rd, Wilberforce, OH (https://www.ohiohistory.org/participate/event-calendar/national-afro/art-of-soul, Instagram: @naamcc and Facebook: National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center) Also watch on YouTube. Reese Brothers Productions and Nicolettecinemagraphics bring you Art Tells a Story, Let it Tell Yours, a live show featuring artist interviews from arts groups around Columbus. Look for previous interviews by: Columbus College of Art & Design Columbus Moving Image Art Review Columbus Museum of Art Donte Woods-Spikes Goodwill Art Studio & Gallery Greater Columbus Arts Council Hammond Harkins Galleries Not Sheep Gallery Ohio Arts Council Ohio Art League Ohio History Connection Sharon Weiss Gallery Wild Goose Creative

Andrew Teacher, founder of Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Ed Dixon, Head of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), Real Assets at Aviva Investors. They discuss the importance of ESG and how the finance community and Government must work hand-in-hand if Britain is to meet its climate pledges.

Brandon and Sophie sit down with veteran Broadway and regional actor Ed Dixon and discuss his career ranging 15 Broadway shows, many National Tours, a Drama Desk Award as well as being an accomplished writer and composer.

In this esports-focused episode, SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly is joined by staff writer, and the podcast's very own producer, Ed Dixon to talk through the latest developments in competitive gaming.   Then (20:54), Eoin speaks to Amir Mirzaee, chief operating officer at Bayes Esports. Having worked in business development at the Google subsidiary Waze, Mirazee is the latest executive to make the switch to gaming. Here, he discusses Bayes' involvement in esports, the sector's investment appeal and more, including what to expect in 2021.    Music: Surf Inspector by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4447-surf-inspector License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 

As the Uefa Champions League returns this week, SportsPro journalist Ed Dixon is on the line with Tiago Craveiro, chief executive of the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF), to break down how the country plans to stage European club’s soccer elite competition. The pair also discuss the FPF’s wider activities (14:55), including how prioritising knowledge through launching the likes of Canal 11, and even its own university, has helped take Portuguese soccer to new heights.  Music: Surf Inspector by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4447-surf-inspector License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Gareth interviews Ed Dixon, CEO of Bayezian, a talent incubator who aim to bridge the gap between education and industry by providing vocational coaching and placements services within Data Analytics and Data Science. We discussed setting up a business in 2020, Gareth interviews Ed Dixon, CEO of Bayezian, a talent incubator who aim to bridge the gap between education and industry by providing vocational coaching and placement services within Data Analytics and Data Science. We discussed setting up a business in 2020, acquiring Talent in the current climate, and adapting to change.

This week, SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly welcomes Alban Dechelotte, head of partnerships and business development EMEA at Riot Games, and Julian Tan, Formula One’s head of digital business initiatives and esports, to the podcast. (00:30) The pair air their thoughts on how coronavirus has reshaped the competitive gaming industry, how their organisations have reacted to the health crisis, and what long-term change can be excepted. Plus (31:14), SportsPro journalist Ed Dixon speaks with John Clarke, chief executive of gaming operator Gfinity, who discusses the wider implications facing the industry due to Coivd-19, with the ePremier League, Virtual Grands Prix, the role of broadcasters, and athlete involvement all covered.  Music: Surf Inspector by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4447-surf-inspector License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/  

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Last weekend saw a successful opening of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan. Today on Inside Business we take a look at the tournament through a business lens. Ciaran Hancock and Mick O'Keeffe of Teneo PSG are joined by Sean Kavanagh, Global Director at Pentland Brands (whose suite of brands includes Canterbury), Padraig Power, Commercial and Marketing director at the IRFU and Ed Dixon, a journalist with Sportspro Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last weekend saw a successful opening of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan. Today on Inside Business we take a look at the tournament through a business lens. Ciaran Hancock and Mick O'Keeffe of Teneo PSG are joined by Sean Kavanagh, Global Director at Pentland Brands (whose suite of brands includes Canterbury), Padraig Power, Commercial and Marketing director at the IRFU and Ed Dixon, a journalist with Sportspro

Here at Gem City Podcast, we’re big supporters of Dayton’s arts scene. In this episode our host Libby Ballengee speaks with one of downtown Dayton’s newest art gallery owners, Edward Dixon. The Edward A. Dixon Gallery is an evolving commercial art gallery specializing in the exhibition, education, appreciation and sale of International Fine Art located […]

Join me for "A Tale of Two Theatrical Adventures" as two longtime out actors have separate, but thrilling experiences with New York Theater on the same weekend. I followed both on social media as they shared the euphoria and elation of their personal milestones. The first, Stephen Blackwell. As his 50th birthday approached, Stephen recently made the decision to venture forth to the Big Bad Apple for the first time and see his first productions on the Great White Way. The other gentleman, Ed Dixon, has enjoyed a long, successful career on Broadway, off-Broadway and beyond. He's an actor, playwright, composer and author. After more than four decades of great work, Ed was honored by the Drama Desk Awards for his latest project on the same weekend Stephen was experiencing NY theater for the first time. At a time when it feels there's so much doom, gloom and grousing on Facebook, I loved watching these stories play out in front of me in real time on the Book of Face.

Join me for "A Tale of Two Theatrical Adventures" as two longtime out actors have separate, but thrilling experiences with New York Theater on the same weekend. I followed both on social media as they shared the euphoria and elation of their personal milestones. The first, Stephen Blackwell. As his 50th birthday approached, Stephen recently made the decision to venture forth to the Big Bad Apple for the first time and see his first productions on the Great White Way. The other gentleman, Ed Dixon, has enjoyed a long, successful career on Broadway, off-Broadway and beyond. He's an actor, playwright, composer and author. After more than four decades of great work, Ed was honored by the Drama Desk Awards for his latest project on the same weekend Stephen was experiencing NY theater for the first time. At a time when it feels there's so much doom, gloom and grousing on Facebook, I loved watching these stories play out in front of me in real time on the Book of Face.

Broadway veteran Ed Dixon's latest play, "Georgie: My Adventures with George Rose," recently opened in New York City to rave reviews (The Huffington Post - "'Georgie' is a masterpiece!"). Ed joins Randy to talk about the background of the show and it's genesis to becoming the toast of the town.

Broadway veteran Ed Dixon's latest play, "Georgie: My Adventures with George Rose," recently opened in New York City to rave reviews (The Huffington Post - "'Georgie' is a masterpiece!"). Ed joins Randy to talk about the background of the show and it's genesis to becoming the toast of the town.

With forty six years worth of Broadway credits to his name Ed Dixon is one of New York's most beloved actors. From his first Broadway appearance, tapping alongside Ruby Keeler in No, No Nanette, to his newest play Georgie, a one man show about the legendary character actor George Rose, Ed is truly a renaissance man of the theatre. In this tell all interview, Ed opens up to Rob & Kevin about what it was like to work with legends Busby Berkley, Charles Durning, Christine Ebersole, and Kevin Spacey. Plus, how he overcame a substance abuse addiction to give himself a second act on life. 

Ed Dixon, veteran of over a dozen Broadway shows (including Les Miserables, Anything Goes, Sunday in the Park with George and No, No, Nanette) joins Candi & Randy to talk about his bestselling memoir "Secrets of a Life On Stage... And Off." Ed has worked with everyone from Busby Berkeley to Ruby Keeler to Leonard Bernstein, to Ann-Margret to Kevin Spacey to Tony Danza to Kathie Lee Gifford to Stephen Sondheim and everyone in between. At the halfway mark of his very long stage career Mr. Dixon suffered a devastating drug addiction which nearly killed him and left him homeless. He overcame addiction and went on to rebuild his life & career and have even greater successes in his life and profession. Having lived a remarkable saga of success, devastation and redemption covering more than four decades, we are very excited to have Ed Dixon as our guest. Ed is currently starring the new play "Oswald: The Actual Interrogation" which delves into the history and controversy surrounding the 48 hours Lee Harvey Oswald was in the custody of the Dallas Police Department after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.  For more information, click here. If you have any interest in what goes on behind the scenes in the theater, join us to hear first hand about an amazing life lived on and off stage. For more about Ed, visit www.eddixon.biz

Ed Dixon, veteran of over a dozen Broadway shows (including Les Miserables, Anything Goes, Sunday in the Park with George and No, No, Nanette) joins Candi & Randy to talk about his bestselling memoir "Secrets of a Life On Stage... And Off." He has worked with everyone from Busby Berkeley to Ruby Keeler to Leonard Bernstein, to Ann-Margret to Kevin Spacey to Tony Danza to Kathie Lee Gifford to Stephen Sondheim and everyone in between. At the halfway mark of his very long stage career Mr. Dixon suffered a devastating drug addiction which nearly killed him and left him homeless. He overcame addiction and went on to rebuild his life & career and have even greater successes in his life and profession. Having lived a remarkable saga of success, devastation and redemption covering more than four decades, we are very excited to have Ed Dixon as our guest. This show is in advance of Ed's already sold-out show at NYC's Metropolitan Room on July 2nd where Ed will read excerpts from his book and sing selections from his career. For those who can't be there, get the inside scoop in advance with The Candi & Randy Show. If you have any interest in what goes on behind the scenes in the theater, join us to hear first hand about an amazing life lived on and off stage. For more about Ed, visit www.eddixon.biz