The event will serve as an essential bridge for the global sports media and technology industry, facilitating the exchange of experiences, best practices, and innovations.
Sportel Rendez-Vous Buenos Aires, an event that will serve as a bridge to facilitate the development of business and opportunities in Latin America, is just a few days away, taking the first steps in Argentina, the first Spanish-speaking country where Sportel will be held on May 14 and 15.
Sportel Rendez-Vous Buenos Aires will be an essential bridge for the global sports media and technology industry, facilitating the exchange of experiences, best practices, and innovations between the North and South American continent and the Sportel community.
Laurent Puons, CEO of Monaco Mediax, commented that this year opens a unique opportunity to develop the South American market, where the potential for development is enormous. “This event will offer new networking, meeting, and business opportunities with top executives from the sports broadcasting and technology industry from Argentina and other countries in preparation for the numerous sports tournaments the region will host in the coming years,” he said.
For his part, Jorge Strika, CEO of J&S Entertainment Group, noted that they are very excited about Sportel America’s arrival in Argentina. “Having an event of international quality in our country, and being the first time it is held in a Spanish-speaking country, will bring a lot of prestige to the industry,” he said.
“These events help strengthen and expand the development of the sports industry in our continent, generating new business opportunities,” added Daniel Tamborini, CEO of Lions Sports & Media.
Buenos Aires, the vibrant capital and revered center of soccer and sports culture, is emerging as the premier conference destination in the Americas, which is why it has been chosen as the venue for the event. In addition, Argentina pioneered the cable television industry, achieving the highest level of coverage in the Americas. It also has a high level of content production distributed throughout the continent.
