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IN THIS ISSUE


ISSUE


1 2012


18 UK Sport CEO Liz Nicholl is steering high performance sports towards 2012 success


28 Caving has the ‘x factor’ at XC


40 Euro 2012 raise the hosts’ profiles


62 Cath Prisk promotes community play


3 EDITOR’S LETTER 6 LETTERS


8-9 THOUGHT LEADERS Industry comment from John Goodbody, Nick King and Duncan Wood-Allum


10 NEWS 16 PEOPLE NEWS


17 OLYMPIC PROFILE: Peter Bayer The CEO of Innsbruck 2012 Youth Olympic Games talks to Karen Maxwell about social media marketing and how the Games helped to spread the YOG message


18 INTERVIEW: Liz Nicholl OBE Karen Maxwell talks to the CEO of UK Sport about Mission 2012 and beyond


22 TOUCHING BASE Four industry experts offer advice on surviving the cuts in funding for sport. By Kath Hudson


24 RESEARCH: APS 5 Sport England’s Lisa O’Keefe highlights national sports participation findings from the fifth Active People Survey


28 TOP TEAM: XC Karen Maxwell gets to grips with cav- ing and climbing and talks to some of the partners at Hemel Hempstead’s one-stop- shop for youth services and extreme sports


32 RESEARCH: The global sport market PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Julie Clark guides us through the recently-updated report on international sports market revenue predictions towards 2015


4 Read Sports Management online sportsmanagement.co.uk/digital


36 GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT: Russia Jon Coxeter-Smith gives his views on Russia’s long-term strategy for sport


40 EURO 2012 Poland and the Ukraine’s investment into this high-profile event. By Pete Hayman


44 GRASSROOTS: Water polo The ASA’s plans to create a new generation of top waterpolo players


48 DEVELOPING THE RIGHT SPORTS HALL David McHendry discusses the need for properly specified, correctly-sized facilities


52 FUNDING THE PLACES, PEOPLE, PLAY Tom Walker rounds up the initiatives to transform the places people play sport


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