January 31, 2020
12:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Soho Studios
2136 Northwest 1st Avenue
Miami, FL 33127
The Super Bowl is one of the largest entertainment events in the world gathering athletes, owners, business leaders and entrepreneurs. Capturing a rare convergence of business and sports, the Bloomberg Power Players Summit is a unique opportunity to forge business connections, build your network and hear inspiring thought leadership from these influencers.
The Bloomberg Power Players Summit brings together dealmakers, risk takers and world-class athletes to discuss the future of the multi-billion dollar global sports industry. From transformative technologies and the shift to streaming to understanding the elite athlete’s competitive edge, we’ll bring you insights, candid conversations and exclusive Bloomberg data on the innovations and trends that will disrupt and dominate the game.
Cutting through the crowds and parties, the Bloomberg Power Players Summit is a great addition to your Big Game weekend line up.
Agenda
12:00 PM – Registration and Networking Lunch
1:30 PM – Welcome Remarks: Jason Kelly & Carol Massar, Co-Anchors Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Television and Radio
1:35 PM – Spotlight 1:1 The Dealmakers Playbook
1:55 PM – A New Era in Sports: George Pyne, CEO Bruin Sports Capital + Kathy Carter, CEO, U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Properties
2:20 PM – The Athlete’s Competitive Edge: Najee Goode, Jacksonville Jaguars Linebacker
2:45 PM – Power Moves: Plays Behind the Game: Kim Pegula, Owner of Buffalo Bills & Buffalo Sabres + Stephen Ross, Miami Dolphin Owner
3:15 PM – The Shift to Streaming: John Skipper, Group Executive Chairman, DAZN
3:35 PM – Tackling Sustainability through Sports: Al Guido, President, SF 49ers + Cynthia Marshall, CEO, Dallas Mavericks + Kirk Tanner, CEO, PepsiCo Beverages NA
4:05 PM – The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations: David M. Rubenstein, Co-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman, The Carlyle Group
4:50 PM – Closing Remarks, Cocktails, and Networking Reception
6:30 PM – Event Concludes