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THE STADIUM BUSINESS DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT 2016 • 31 OCT-2 NOV 2016
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[OPTION] THE MERSEYSIDE DERBY
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09.00-18.00 WITH COACH TRANSFER TO/FROM HOTEL FOOTBALL
TECHNICAL TOURS: GOODISON PARK (EVERTON FC)
ANFIELD (LIVERPOOL FC)
TheStadiumBusiness Design & Development Summit 2016 kicks off
with a full day programme on Merseyside, taking in the off-season
stadium makeover of Everton FC’s Goodison Park and the newlycompleted main stand at Liverpool FC’s Anfield. You can join the
programme in Manchester (with coach transfers included) or travel
directly to Liverpool to join the tours. Turn to back pages for full
details of this unique add-on programme.
& THE REDS...
NB. Delegates can add this optional, one-day technical tour
programme to their Summit registration for just £195. Book here.
VENUE: HOTEL FOOTBALL, OLD TRAFFORD, MANCHESTER
08.30
Meet in hotel lobby for “Merseyside Derby” coach departure (see back pages)
19.00
Welcome Desk Opens - Collect your delegate badge at entrance to Heaven, Hotel Football
19.00
Icebreaker International Reception
SPONSORED BY
THE ICEBREAKER: EAT DRINK SLEEP FOOTBALL
HEAVEN, HOTEL FOOTBALL, OLD TRAFFORD
We kickoff with our regular icebreaker – the international networking
reception which brings together all our international delegates. It’s a
chance to catch up with old friends and make many new ones.
This year the sports theming runs deep as we
embrace Hotel Football as our official partner hotel
with the welcome reception taking place in Heaven
– the hotel’s rooftop party space overlooking
Manchester United FC’s Old Trafford. Complete with
five-a-side pitch, retractable roof, panoramic views
and integrated PA, Heaven is surely the best place
to kick off #TDS16 (and it’s Halloween so expect some surprises)!
N.B. Access to the Party is included in the full delegate registration.
20.30
Close of Reception / Free for dinner
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Tuesday, 1 November 2016
VENUE: THE POINT, EMIRATES OLD TRAFFORD
08.30
Registration and Coffee in The Marketplace
09.00
Welcome to #TDS16
• Ian Nuttall, Founder, TheStadiumBusiness
Welcome to Emirates Old Trafford
• Daniel Gidney, Chief Executive, Lancashire County Cricket Club
This year’s guest moderator:
• Mark Flitton, Actor and Presenter
KEYNOTE: STADIUMS AS... GLOBAL DESTINATIONS
09.30-09.55 MAIN ROOM
Stadiums & Cities: People & Places
Manchester has been named as “the greatest sporting city in the UK”,
with top football and sports clubs leading the way to make the city
the best place to be a fan. Following research from ESPN.co.uk, the
University of Gloucestershire and University of Bath, Manchester
topped the UK’s rankings after scoring highly in most of the 12 factors
which fans identified as key to a great sporting city, including: value
for money, success, atmosphere, history, venues, transport links and
more. Since hosting the 2002 Commonwealth Games the city has
created a lasting legacy through its venues, allowing it to compete
with the greatest cities in the world. But how does the city best
leverage its sports infrastructure assets into economic growth,
tourism and destination appeal?
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• Sir Howard Bernstein, Chief Executive, Manchester City Council, UK
OPENING EXPERIENCES: VODAFONE ARENA
09.55-10.20, MAIN ROOM
A New Home For Beşiktaş In The Heart of Historic Istanbul
Every stadium faces hurdles during construction, but to deliver
Vodafone Arena, Beşiktaş J.K. were challenged with not only
seamlessly fitting into the precious local history, but they were only
permitted to move the 850,000 truckloads of rubble in the cover of
night. Interestingly, the club estimates that by creating its own
construction company – incorporating the business interests of
board members and club partners – it saved 30% on total stadium
capital expenditure creating one of Europe’s most technologically
advanced stadiums.
• Umut Kutlu, Chief Marketing Officer, Beşiktaş J.K., Turkey
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OPENING EXPERIENCES: WINDSOR PARK
10.20-10.45, MAIN ROOM
Redeveloping A National Stadium For Future Generations
In May 2014, work began on the £38m redevelopment of the
National Football Stadium at Windsor Park in Belfast. The
stadium project – completed in September 2016 – extended the
capacity to over 18,000 seats, with enhanced hospitality and
conference spaces, along with new headquarters for the Irish
Football Association. The stadium continued to host domestic
football events and international matches throughout the build
period. Subsequently, the redevelopment programme then
moved on to address evident structural issues in the West Stand
with a new replacement, part-funded through insurance. The
new structure is set to be ready in time for Northern Ireland's
FIFA World Cup 2018 qualifier against San Marino in October
2016. We’ll be hearing how the resurgence in Northern Ireland’s
football success is being reflected in its National Football Stadium.
• Louise Doyle, Director, National Football Stadium, Northern Ireland
10.45
Coffee break in The Marketplace
Images:AFL Architects/Tecnion
MARKET BRIEFING: STADIUMS IN RUSSIA
11.15-11.40, MAIN ROOM
From Russia With(out) Love: Opportunities Open and Close
AFL Architects with Tecnion and Synthesis Rus were
appointed by the team owner to design the new home
of FK Kuban in Krasnodar, Russia. Taking its design
inspiration from the region’s numerous sunflower fields, the
new stadium was a 45,000-seater, for football to UEFA
and FIFA standards, as well as other sports, concerts and
events. However, caught in the midst of local and national
politics, the stadium project was scrapped whilst under
development. Meanwhile, the same design team has begun
work on overlay and master planning for Moscow’s hosting
of FIFA World Cup™ 2018. Sharing his project insights and
experiences of stadium development (both good and bad)
in Russia, we welcome:
• John Roberts, Director, AFL-Architects, UK
INNOVATIONS SHOWCASE I
11.40-12.10, MAIN ROOM
Scorecards at the Ready Please!
The stadium business is increasingly reliant on technological and
service innovation to drive visitors, interactivity and revenues. This
proven quickfire presentation session – using the pecha-kucha
format (with each speaker having just 20 slides for 20 seconds
each, i.e. under 7 minutes to present) – delivers a wealth of new
ideas, innovations and inspiration for forward-thinking businesses.
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PANEL DISCUSSION: TECHNOLOGY VS SPONSORSHIP
12.15-13.00, MAIN ROOM
Technology Procurement, Process and Promises
With the increased demands of ‘smart stadium’ solutions, where does the
design and procurement of technology sit best in the project lifecycle?
Place these Direct Client Packages early with more security through proven
(current) solutions or buy later and take on more risk through the latest
product offers? An emerging issue is how best to manage the project
timeline when it is impacted by sponsorship deals. Increasingly such
sponsorships fundamentally disrupt the procurement timeline and directly
impact the choice of product (be that video boards, IT infrastructure,
screens, lighting manufacturer, equipment, etc.). How are project teams
managing the benefits and potential disruption in the technology mix?
• Tom Doyle, Stadium Project Director, Liverpool FC, UK
• Cameron Curtis, VP - Operations, Legends Project Development, USA
• Asim Pasha, Chief Technology Officer, AS Roma, Italy
13.00
Lunch in The Marketplace
GUEST SPEAKER: SIGHTLINES ON THE FUTURE
14.30-14.55 MAIN ROOM
Arena Vs Stadium: New Approaches To Seating Bowl Design
The seating bowl is one of the most challenging aspects of any
sports venue. The tools and technology to design this key element
have moved on significantly in the past decade (especially since the
Hollywood Bowl in 1942 - pictured!). One of the world’s leading
stadium designers explores two new bowl concepts – from two of
the planet’s most exciting new projects.
• Aaron Fletcher, Director, MANICA Architecture, UK
• Leah DiCarlo, Project Designer, MANICA Architecture, USA
INNOVATIONS SHOWCASE 2
Images: Liverpool FC/KSS Group
14.55-15.20, MAIN ROOM
More Innovations to Drive Stadium Succcess!
The second part of our Innovation Showcase presentations offers
more quickfire presentations. Scorecards at the ready please!
DESIGN INSIGHTS: ANFIELD EXPANSION
15.20-15.45 MAIN ROOM
Tradition, Modernity and Fan-Driven for Liverpool FC
We take a deeper look into the new, 20,500 seater grandstand – the
largest in Europe – at Liverpool FC’s historic Anfield home. The design
reflects the owners’ request to maintain the traditional four stand
configuration, capture the unique spirit of the venue using club and historic
references, and reinforce the intense Anfield spectator experience.
• David Keirle, Chairman, KSS Design Group, UK
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15.45
Afternoon Coffee in The Marketplace
ROUNDTABLE: HOTELS & STADIA
16.15-17.00, MAIN ROOM
Perfect Partners? Or Technical Mismatch?
We touched upon the hotel integration challenge at last year’s
Summit, with the audience wanting more insights. So, we’ve
assembled more experts in the sector, including the views of those
sports venue leaders who have embraced the integrated hotel
approach. How best to integrate hotel requirements into stadia?
• Daniel Gidney, Chief Executive, Lancashire CCC, UK
• Stuart Robertson, Group Commercial Director, Ageas Bowl, UK
• Celia Geyer, Senior Director Architecture & Design - Europe, Hilton Worldwide
PROJECT BRIEFING: NEW STADIUM HOTEL
17.00-17.20, MAIN ROOM
Hilton Garden Inn Emirates Old Trafford
Set to open in early 2017, the new £15m, 150-bed Hilton Garden Inn
Emirates Old Trafford replaces the former Old Trafford Lodge, which
the club operated for 16 years. The hotel has been financed through
a mix of cash, local council loans and, uniquely, £3m from the first
ever cricket (retail) bond. For the Hilton brand the new property is
another key addition to its growing sports portfolio. For the club –
which will operate the hotel under franchise agreement – the hotel
will play a key role in enhancing the growing mixed-use offer and
conference demand at Emirates Old Trafford.
• Daniel Gidney, Chief Executive, Lancashire CCC, UK
17.30
End of Today’s Conference/Networking in The Marketplace
18.30
Close of The Marketplace
[OPTION] HARD HAT TOUR: NEW STADIUM HOTEL
18.00-19.00, SITE TOUR
Hilton Garden Inn Emirates Old Trafford
Delegates* are invited to don hard hats and protective boots for an
exclusive site tour of the new Hilton Garden Inn hotel currently
under construction at Emirates Old Trafford – with the expert
guidance of some of the project’s key consultants and contractors.
• Anthony Mundy, Operations Director, Lancashire CCC, UK
*Site restrictions limit numbers and the tour is subject to construction schedules. You know the drill!
19.00
Networking Party - “Twas the Night after Halloween”
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19.00-21.20, MEMBERS’ PAVILION, EMIRATES OLD TRAFFORD
T’was The Night After Halloween!
Warning! Grateful undead are on the loose at our informal
networking event to close day one of the conference. No tricks,
just treats as we sample the best of Northern hospitality in the
themed setting of the grand Pavilion of Lancashire County
Cricket Club. Combining the finest traditions of English cricket
with modern, high end hospitality, the Pavilion underwent a
£7.5m makeover – completed in 2013 – to create awardwinning hospitality spaces recognised by TheStadiumBusiness
Awards. Beware of creepy butlers and flesh-eaters but do
look out for future business opportunities!
sponsored by
N.B. Access to the Party is included in your full delegate registration.
21.30
Close of Networking Party
PROJECT DELEGATIONS
Meet Key Decision-Makers From 60+ New Projects Confirmed including:
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Liverpool FC – Anfield
Rugby Football Union – Twickenham Stadium
AFC Ajax/Jong Ajax – Amsterdam ArenA
Cagliari Calcio – Nuovo Stadio Cagliari
Queen’s Park Rangers FC – New Queen’s Park
FC Internazionale Milano – San Siro Stadium
Fulham FC – Craven Cottage
Manchester City FC – Academy Stadium
LCCC – Emirates Old Trafford
FC Barcelona – Nou Miniestadi
Crystal Palace FC – Selhurst Park
City of Brugge – Stadion Brugge
Bristol Sport – Ashton Gate
Scunthorpe United FC – New Stadium
F.C. Crotone – Nuovo Stadio Crotone
Beşiktaş J.K. – Vodafone Arena
VTB Arena Park – VTB Arena
The Jockey Club – Hill Gallop
Forest Green Rovers FC – Eco Park
Gaming International – Swindon Speedway
Everton FC – Goodison Park
Delfino Pescara 1936 – Nuovo Stadio Pescara
Harlequins Rugby Union – Twickenham Stoop
Brentford FC – Lionel Road
U.S. Avellino 1912 – Nuovo Stadio Avellino
Chelsea FC – New Stamford Bridge
Tampere Central Deck and Arena
Cerezo Osaka – Kincho Stadium
Glasgow Warriors – Scotstoun Stadium
City of Brno – Luzanky Stadium
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FC Helsingør – New Stadium
French Rugby Federation – Grand Stade
Bohemian FC – Dalymount Park
Everton FC – Everton Training Ground
Tottenham Hotspur FC – Northumberland
Development Project
Southend United FC – Fossetts Farm
Provincie Fryslân – Thialf Stadium
FC Barcelona – Nou Palau Blaugrana
Kagoshima United FC – New Stadium
AELTC – Wimbledon Court No. 1
AFC Wimbledon – New Stadium
Warwickshire CCC – Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Yorkshire CCC – Headingley Stadium
Kettering Town FC – Latimer Park
Manchester United FC
Brighton & Hove Albion – hotel & hospitality
TSV München von 1860
Ahmedabad Stadium, India
Gawthorpe training complex (Burnley FC)
Saitama Super Arena, Japan
Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic
and Paralympic Games
Circuit of Wales, motor racing
Atlético de Madrid, Spain
Salford City FC - new stadium
Monterrey International Stadium, Mexico
AS Roma – New Stadio della Roma
And many more...
See the latest project VIP guestlist here.
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Wednesday, 2 November 2016
Images:RFU/KSS Architects
VENUE: THE POINT, EMIRATES OLD TRAFFORD
08.30
Registration and Coffee in The Marketplace
09.00
Welcome back to #TDS16
PROJECT BRIEFING: EAST STAND, TWICKENHAM
09.10-09.45, MAIN ROOM
Update On FC Barcelona’s City-Centre Stadium District
The Rugby Football Union is to redevelop Twickenham
stadium’s east stand to improve the match day experience for
supporters. The redevelopment will double the available space
on the east stand, creating an additional 10,750 sq.m of room,
to help improve existing hospitality facilities within the stadium.
The exterior of the east stand will also be modernised while
existing bowl infrastructure and seating will not be affected.
Plans to redevelop the east stand of Twickenham stadium are
seen by the RFU as the next phase in delivering on a key area
of its objective to fuel growth of the game at every level. The RFU has hosted public
consultations for local residents,
businesses and other stakeholders
and, subject to planning
permission, the £54m project will
be completed by autumn 2018.
• Richard Knight, Stadium
Director, Rugby Football
Union, UK
SPECIAL SESSION: ENGINEERING THE ATMOSPHERE
09.45-10.30, MAIN ROOM
Sampling, Measuring And Delivering Fan Experience Through Design
Intelligent stadia design is key to providing an outstanding experience
at matches – which, in turn, is a great way to grow the business of the
club and venue. Anchored in a pioneering study, undertaken by
BuroHappold Engineering in 2016, English Football fans from 58 clubs
across the Premier League, English Football League Championship
and Leagues One and Two, were asked about their experiences before,
during and after matches. This is an evidence-based discussion with
key insights into fan attitudes and what these mean for your club and
venue - don’t miss this seminal session.
• Matthew Birchall, Partner & Global Sector Head for Sports,
BuroHappold Engineering, UK
10.30
Coffee break in The Marketplace
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NEW FOR 2016: PARALLEL SESSIONS EXPLORING THE STADIUM AS...
Images: John Lews Stores/Valencia CF/Molcaworld
This year we split day two into parallel sessions to explore key aspects of the
multi-faceted, modern stadium business in great detail. We will welcome
experts from other industries to showcase how stadiums can learn to be
better Retail Destinations, Restaurants, Innovation Centres, TV Studios,
Visitor Attractions and much more.
New for 2
PARALLEL SESSION 1A: STADIUM MAKEOVERS
11.00-11.45, MAIN ROOM
All-Wrapped Up: Cost-Effective Stadium Transformations
Where it’s impossible to move home or find the business case for major
capital expenditure, will a makeover do? The session explores the
application of new materials and creative solutions to provide low-cost,
high-impact stadium makeovers. From vinyl wraps and LED lighting,
through to temporary structures and decorative finishes. We consider
some recent case studies where tight timelines (and limited budgets)
have nevertheless resulted in highly-effective stadium transformations
– extending the life and fan-appeal for ageing stadium structures.
PARALLEL SESSION 1B: THE STADIUM AS... VISITOR ATTRACTION
11.00-11.45, BREAKOUT 1
Using All The Spaces: Creating A Non-Matchday Destination
From the established Hall of Fame, tour and museum offers,
through to zip lines and roof climbs, today’s stadium facility
incorporates an increasing range of visitor attractions. How best do
we incorporate the technical and functional requirements of these
operations into the design and build process?
• Tomasz Kowalksi, President, Stadion Energa Gdansk, Poland
• Bart Dohmen, Managing Director, BRC Imagination Arts, The Netherlands
• Andy Broad, Managing Director, Wire & Sky, UK
PARALLEL SESSION 2A: FINANCE & FUNDING
11.45-12.30, BREAKOUT 1
New Funding Channels: Challenges & Opportunities
Funding Sources: The focus of the first presentation will be on ’making
the case’, looking at the economic benefits associated with sport,
drawing on work for Sport England and support to major schemes
including Emirates Old Trafford. • Andrew Wallis, Director, AMION Consulting, UK
• Tim Johnston, Chairman, AMION Consulting, UK
Retail Bonds/CrowdFunding: Our second specialist presentation examines
the rise of retail bonds and other creative commercial streams to deliver
small, medium and large sports funding. • David Walker, Partner, Memery Crystal, UK
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Images: FFR/Populous
PARALLEL SESSION 2B: GRAND STADE UPDATE
11.45-12.30, MAIN ROOM
Delivering The Future Of French Rugby
We previewed this ambitious project at TDS13 in Nice. Providing an
update on the 82,000 seater ‘great stadium’ – with retractable
roof and retractable pitch – from the French capital we welcome:
• Francois Clement, Principal, Populous, UK
• Paul De Keerle, Finance Director, FFR - Fédération
Française de Rugby, France
12.45
Lunch in The Marketplace
COMMUNITY & TRAINING WORKSHOP
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EXPLORING THE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT OPTIONS FOR SMALLER STADIA
10.00-15.00, BREAKOUT 2
Specialist Breakout Programme
Once again, our Community & Small Market Economics (SME16) Workshop is
held alongside this year’s edition of TheStadiumBusiness Design &
Development Summit. The SME16 Workshop – with the generous support of
Wrenbridge Sport – brings together leading executives who are at the
forefront of community stadium success – both planned and existing – in
smaller markets. Join us on our second foray into ‘small is beautiful’!
Our expert speakers include:
• Richard Arnold, Director, Wrenbridge Sport, UK
• Danny Kerrigan, CEO, Cambridge United Community Trust
• David Keirle, Chairman, KSS Design Group, UK
• Rachel Fowler, Managing Director, Strategic Leisure, UK
• Lorenzo Santoni, Project Manager (B Futura), Serie B, Italy
Featured projects include:
• Bohemian FC in Dublin, Ireland
• Brighton & Hove Albion FC’s new Amex Elite Football Performance Centre
• Glasgow Warriors in Glasgow, Scotland
• Cambridge Sporting Village in Cambridge, UK
• York Community Stadium in York, UK
• Forest Green Rovers FC in Nailsworth, UK
• Scunthorpe United FC in Lincolnshire, UK
• U.S. Avellino 1912’s Nuovo Stadio Avellino, Italy
• Delfino Pescara 1936’s Nuovo Stadio Pescara, Italy
• Thialf Stadium in The Netherlands
• F.C. Crotone’s Nuovo Stadio Crotone, Italy
• and many more.
Further details available online or contact us via email.
N.B. Access to the Workshop is included in the full delegate
registration and by invite-only to smaller stadium project teams.
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WORKSHOP SPONSOR
PARALLEL SESSION 3A: RETAIL DESTINATION
14.00-14.30, BREAKOUT 1
Lessons From Retail Design, Operation and Strategy
The merchandise kiosks, the fan shop, the concourses, the
premium boxes and hospitality areas – to a retailer all of
these stadium spaces are, on a matchday, prime retail
sites. How do the world’s leading retailers consider the
design and operation of such opportunities?
• Andy Ward, Head of Retail and Licensing, Rugby Football Union, UK
• Peter Smith, Stadium Development Project Manager, Bristol Sport, UK
Images: FCB/Nikken Sekkei + Pascual and Ausió Arquitectes
• Michael Longmore*, Director, Fishpie, UK
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14.00-14.30, MAIN ROOM
Update On FC Barcelona’s City-Centre Stadium District
Espai Barça will be the best sporting complex in the world in the
centre of a great city. This is the stated ambition for FC Barcelona’s
game-changing project. Espai Barça has to be integrated
harmoniously with the Les Corts neighbourhood, with a stadium that
will fit 105,000 spectators, alongside a new, flexible and modern
Palau Blaugrana arena (12,500 fans) plus a New Miniestadi (6,000
spectators) and new office spaces, hospitality areas, visitor
experiences, more parking and improved accessibility. During its
remodelling, the stadium will remain in operation – with the project
also aiming to achieve the very best practices in energy efficiency
and environmental sustainability.
• William T. Mannarelli, Director - Area Patrimonial, FC
Barcelona (Espai Barça Project), Spain
CLOSING SESSION: ROUNDTABLE
14.30-15.15, MAIN ROOM
Issues, Trends & Opinions: What’s Challenging Stadium Development?
We close with an open mic session exploring some of the key issues,
innovations and trends in the sports venue development sector.
• David Manica, President, MANICA Architecture, USA
• William T. Mannarelli, Director - Area Patrimonial, FC
Barcelona (Espai Barça Project), Spain
• Joanne Kelly, Partner- Head of Construction, Memery
Crystal, UK
15.15
Closing Thoughts/Preview on #TDS17
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Close of Conference/Refreshments in The Marketplace
16.00
Close of The Marketplace/End of Summit
[OPTION]: ETIHAD CAMPUS & ETIHAD STADIUM
16.00-18.00, TECHNICAL TOURS
Behind The Scenes At Manchester City FC’s World-Class Facilities
The Etihad Campus is a major sport, leisure, health, education and
community development focused around 200 acres of reclaimed
land in East Manchester. Inspired by the vision of its two principal
investors, Manchester City Council and Manchester City Football
Club – as well as that of Etihad Airways, the estate’s exclusive
sponsor since 2008 – the Etihad Campus is an ambitious and
innovative regeneration project that is transforming and
reinvigorating an historic part of Manchester, creating a new centre
of gravity for the area and providing visitors and residents alike with
exciting opportunities in sport, leisure, health, education and
employment. At the heart of the development is the recently
expanded Etihad Stadium – a world-class, 55,000-seater football
stadium and home to Manchester City FC. The campus also
incorporates the City Football Academy, the Club’s world-leading
training facility, as well as a new 7,000-seater stadium where its
Women’s and Youth team matches provide an opportunity for
year-round football. TheStadiumBusiness will provide coach transfer from
Emirates Old Trafford to the tours. Taxis (fares not
included) will be available at the end of tours for your
transfer to airport or city centre.
N.B. Access to these tours are included in your full
delegate registration but numbers are restricted.
Sign up in advance or at registration on arrival to
avoid disappointment.
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TheStadiumBusiness Design & Development Summit 2016 kicks off with an optional full day programme
on Merseyside, taking in the stadium makeover of Everton FC’s Goodison Park and the newly-completed
main stand at Liverpool FC’s Anfield. You can join the programme in Manchester (with coach transfers
included) or travel directly to Liverpool to join us. But you must register in advance!
08.30
Gather in Hotel Football lobby for coach departure
09.30
Arrive at Goodison Park
10.00
Breakfast Briefing with Everton FC
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STADIUM MAKEOVER: GOODISON PARK
10.00-12.00
BREAKFAST BRIEFING, BACON BUTTIES & INSIDER TOUR
Whilst debate continues on a future new stadium for Everton FC
(with a potential boost from Liverpool’s bid for Commonwealth
Games 2026), the club has continued to invest in its historic
Goodison Park. The ground dates back to 1892 and is one of the
world’s oldest purpose-built football grounds.
The club’s new owners have stated their intention to put The
Toffees at the top table of Europe’s football elite, whilst preserving
the unique community foundations of this club. This summer’s
close-season sees the completion of a comprehensive overhaul of
hospitality spaces, new LED lighting, rebranding and re-naming of
two stands and eye-catching, vinyl wrappings of the stadium
exterior.
>> Tour this dramatic stadium makeover and hear how it was
delivered in just weeks! Who knows, we may also get an update on
the club’s future stadium plans?
NB. Delegates can add this one-day technical tour programme
to their Summit registration for just £195. Book here.
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Walking from Goodison Park, across Stanley Park, to Anfield
*Invited/subject to final confirmation. Programme correct at 17 October 2016. Subject to change. E&OE
THE 21st CENTURY GRANDSTAND: ANFIELD EXPANSION
& THE REDS...
13.00-15.30
LUNCH, PROJECT BRIEFING & EXPERT TOUR
Scheduled for completion this August, the Main Stand at Liverpool’s
iconic home will become one of the largest all-seater single stands in
European football. The club has added 8,500 seats - taking the
overall capacity to around 54,000 – whilst preserving the special
Anfield atmosphere. The £150m expansion project features the famous club crest at
either end of the building – adding another impressive landmark to
the Liverpool skyline.
A year on from hoisting the 650-tonne roof truss, 25m over the
stadium, the 20,500 capacity grandstand is ready for its debut. The
stand features state-of-the-art fan concourses and hospitality
facilities, together with new plazas and public spaces.
>> As previewed at our Summit last year, this is one of greatest
grandstand transformations of modern times. We’ll be touring the
facilities with key project suppliers and expert consultants including
architects KSS Group, plus sampling some of the smart new tech
such as Exterity-driven digital signage, AVIT and screen
installations by Samsung and Lumino, audio installation from
HarmanPro, Geoquip access control and the unique, fast-pour
BottomsUp ‘upside down’ beer dispensing!
Your expert guides include:
• Paul Cuttill, General Manager - Conferences and Events, Liverpool FC
• Tom Doyle, Stadium Project Director, Liverpool FC
• Jeremy Fisher, Director, KSS Design Group
16.00
Coach departs Anfield back to Manchester
17.00
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