Monumental keynote speaker joins Sports Betting USA 2020
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SPORTS BETTING USA - DIGITAL Clarion Gaming
Ted Leonsis, CEO and Founder of Monumental Sports and Entertainment
Ted Leonsis is an Internet industry pioneer who helped build AOL into a global phenomenon. He is a serial entrepreneur who has built and sold multiple successful businesses over three decades.
He is a cofounder and partner at Revolution Growth, a venture capital firm helmed by AOL cofounder Steve Case. Leonsis serves on the board of governors for the NBA and NHL as well as on the executive committee of the NHL.
Leonsis founded SnagFilms, the internet’s leading site for online audiences to find, watch, and share documentary films.
Ted also has been a producer of award-winning documentary films such as Kicking It, Nanking, and A Fighting Chance.
Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards owner Ted Leonsis, the pioneer of legalised US sports betting, is confirmed as SBUSA keynote
Ted Leonsis, CEO and Founder of Monumental Sports and Entertainment, has been confirmed as one of the three keynote speakers at the forthcoming Sports Betting USA Digital taking place across the dates November 12 – 13, 2020.
Mr. Leonsis, a passionate advocate for the introduction of legalised sports betting in the United States, embodies the Sports Betting USA 2020 theme of 'Creating Giants in the US Sports Betting Market' and is among a 100-strong list of expert speakers who will be sharing their insight at what promises to be the most influential sports betting event of the year.
Clarion Gaming’s Dan Tyler, who has been responsible for producing content and securing the speaker line- up for this year’s event, said: “We are delighted and honoured to be able to confirm the participation of Ted Leonsis, who has done so much to shape and define the dynamic between sports and entertainment in the US.
“Elevating and constantly evolving the fan experience remains at the heart of everything that he undertakes and is evident in his ownership of major league sports and esports teams, the creation of state-of-the-art sports and entertainment venues, the development of a broadcast network for digital, mobile and OTT
platforms and a host of innovative data-driven partnerships and services. His participation represents a major coup for the Sports Betting USA brand as he shares with delegates first-hand experiences of constantly raising the game to excite, inspire and engage with sports fans across the US and beyond.”
As a true pioneer of sports and sports betting, Ted Leonsis will provide a sharp focus on how to go beyond the expected in order to create extraordinary fan experiences, an insight on the future of sports betting in the US following a turbulent 2020 and an exclusive perspective and update on the development of the William Hill Sports Book at the Capital One Arena, the first-of-its-kind sports fan experience delivered inside a professional sports complex and which is due to open early 2021.
As a true pioneer of sports and sports betting, Ted Leonsis will provide a sharp focus on how to go beyond the expected in order to create extraordinary fan experiences, an insight on the future of sports betting in the US following a turbulent 2020 and an exclusive perspective and update on the development of the William Hill Sports Book at the Capital One Arena, the first-of-its-kind sports fan experience.
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Leonsis has been named Washington’s Businessman of the Year, Washingtonian of the Year, one of the 20 most influential people in sports, and one of the top 10 entrepreneurs of the year.
He sits on the board of directors of several leading companies ranging from American Express to Groupon.
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