
Winner of Sports Podcast Awards' Best Sports Business Podcast Award! In this podcast series, ADC Partners co-founder Dave Almy hosts conversations with sports business professionals who are shaping the future of the industry. With interviews featuring brand representatives, team presidents, sports marketers, and even mascots, the 1-on-1: Sports Business Conversations podcast has insights for every... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsBusiness | |||

It wasn’t too long ago that we had Peter Murray on this show to talk about his transition from running the Professional Fighters League to serving as the CEO of the Pro Bowlers Association. And if you think that’s an interesting career segue, let me ... more
If you’re looking to buy a used stadium urinal, boy, have I got a deal for you.
Well, in truth, I don’t have a deal for you. But Brandon Steiner, the founder of Steiner Sports and CollectibleXchange sure does. That’s because Steiner is in the proces... more
Sports business is built on big transactions. In this new feature of the Sports Business Conversations podcast, we’ll take a close look at how some of these transactions came to be. It’s called “The Room Where It Happened”, and in it, we’ll deconstru... more
Hey this is Dave Almy of ADC Partners, and welcome the 100th episode of the sports business conversations podcast.
And look, I realize that in the grand scheme of things, making it to 100 podcast episodes isn’t exactly up there with stupendous human... more
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Dave Almy always asks insightful and meaningful questions of his guests. I never thought about the many ways one could interact with sports, and Dave finds interesting guests all the time.
Dave is a fun and entertaining host that finds great stories within his guests
This is the best sports biz pod in the game. If you’re not listening to it, you’re missing out!
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A business-focused interview series digging into how sports properties, brands, and tech vendors create value through sponsorships, data, and strategic partnerships. Across episodes, listeners hear real-world case studies on brand storytelling in youth and professional sports, the evolution of media rights, NIL and athlete development, stadium and district development, and measured sponsorship effectiveness powered by AI and analytics. Notable threads include democratizing access to sports technology for teams at all levels, the shift toward fan-centric experiences, and the emphasis on data-driven decision making to justify investment in sponsorships, events, and ownership deals. The show leans toward practitioners in sports business, marke... more
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Recent guests on Sports Business Conversations include:
1. Eryn McMahan
2. Jonathan Karl
3. Adam Gouttierre
4. Peter Murray
5. Alex Lasry
6. Tim Browne
7. Stephen Bienko
8. Jay Prasad
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