Is the US a good host? Do democracies and major events make good bedfellows? And why and how the NBA is set on expansion
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Is the US a good host? Do democracies and major events make good bedfellows? And why and how the NBA is set on expansion
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With the Fifa men’s World Cup looming ever closer on the horizon, James Emmett and David Cushnan consider the tensions between US host cities and Fifa’s central organising committee over who pays for what and the overall value exchange around staging games - and the particular challenges Fifa is facing by staging this year’s tournament in three democracies.
They reflect on James’ conversation with Bay Area Host Committee CEO
Zaileen Janmohamed, and her thoughtful perspective on evolving the model and ultimately giving host cities more flexibility.
Elsewhere, they discuss the NBA’s plans to hold an initial vote next week on whether expansion teams should be created in Las Vegas and Seattle, and the thinking and vision behind the league’s bold growth plan.
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Leaders Week London has a new venue for 2026 - Stamford Bridge, home of Chelsea FC on Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th October. To find out more: leadersinsport.com/leadersweek