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SportsTech Talks: How is Sports Technology Evolving the Sports Industry?

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β€‹πŸ† How is Sports Technology Evolving the Sports Industry?

​Technology is changing the way we play, train, compete, and stay safe in sports. But beyond performance data and wearable devices, the real transformation lies in how different solutions are working together to create a more connected sporting ecosystem.

​Join us for an engaging panel discussion as we explore how sports technology is reshaping participation, performance, health, and safety across the industry. From helping organisations retain and engage participants, to improving athletic performance, injury prevention, and emergency response, technology is becoming an essential part of every sporting experience.

​Our panel of subject matter experts will share their perspectives on:

β€‹βœ… How technology is helping sports organisations build stronger and more engaged communities
βœ… The role of performance analytics in athlete development and training
βœ… Innovations in health, safety, injury prevention, and emergency preparedness
βœ… Why interoperability and integration between solutions will be critical for the future of sports

​One of the key questions we'll explore is: What has been the biggest technological shift in sports over the last five years? More importantly, how can sports organisations leverage complementary and compatible technologies to deliver a more holistic experience for athletes, participants, clubs, and communities?

​Whether you're a sports administrator, coach, athlete, health professional, or technology provider, this conversation will provide valuable insights into the future of sport.

Featuring:

[Moderator]
🎀 Yi Mei Chong is a sports technology advocate, entrepreneur, and Project Consultant with the Global Sports Innovation Center (GSIC) powered by Microsoft. She is also the Co-Founder of Digital Sport Solutions, the company behind ADA Sports, a sports performance analytics and monitoring platform that leverages data and technology to help athletes and teams optimize performance. Passionate about driving innovation in sports, Yi Mei works at the intersection of technology, data analytics, and athlete development, while actively connecting industry leaders, startups, and sporting organisations across the global sports ecosystem. She is a strong advocate for the growth of sports technology in Asia and champions collaboration to shape the future of sport.

​[Speaker]
🎀 Elton Teh is an emergency medical services specialist and entrepreneur with a background in nursing and military medicine. A former US-trained Special Forces Medic specializing in trauma injuries, he now leads a medical support services company that provides ambulances and medical manpower for sports events, concerts, and large-scale public events. His extensive experience in frontline emergency care and event medical operations offers a unique perspective on safety, technology, and healthcare in the sports industry.

​[Speaker]
🎀 Lauren Mowen is the founder of Clubland Australia, a sports technology company helping grassroots sports clubs build stronger communities through digital engagement. With a background in commercial media, hospitality entrepreneurship, and digital transformation consulting, she launched Clubland to solve the growing challenge of club volunteer workload and member engagement. Today, Clubland supports clubs across Australia and Singapore and has been recognised with an Australian Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Award. Lauren is also a speaker on the future of sports technology and community sport.

​#SportsTechnology #SportsInnovation #SportsIndustry #SportsAnalytics #SportsSafety #SportsPerformance #CommunitySports #DigitalTransformation #SportTech

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