The recent House v. NCAA settlement will have a lasting impact on college athletics. Brunswick’s recent survey of college sports fans found that support for private investment is mixed, highlighting the need for clear messaging on preserving academic integrity while creating financial opportunities. See the key takeaways from the survey results here: https://ow.ly/kA5C50T6rOg #HigherEducation #CollegeSports #PrivateEquity #PrivateCredit To continue the conversation, please reach out to Alex Yankus and Michael Schoenfeld.
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The NCAA’s landmark settlement and agreement to pay student athletes will redefine the future of college sports. The need for significant new funding may bring in new players, like private equity. Higher education and private equity leaders going down this path will need to navigate potential reactions of fans and program supporters before announcing any major moves. Brunswick’s latest survey of college sports fans highlights that clear messaging will be critical in gaining support for new partnerships. See the key takeaways from the survey results here: https://ow.ly/r4Mg50T46y5 #CollegeSports #PrivateEquity #PrivateCredit To continue the conversation, please reach out to Alex Yankus and Michael Schoenfeld.
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The professionalization of college athletics is evolving, with schools considering outside investment to cover the rising costs of talent. While the House v. NCAA settlement has set the stage for a revenue-sharing model, concerns remain about protecting the values of higher education and the interests of loyal fans. Brunswick’s Alex Yankus and Michael Schoenfeld share new data from Brunswick’s recent survey of college sports fans highlighting the critical considerations for leaders in higher ed and private funds contemplating potential deals. Continue reading to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eQ6ia_xj #CollegeSports #PrivateEquity #PrivateCredit
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At the third annual mWISE CISO Summit hosted by Mandiant (part of Google Cloud), Brunswick Partner and Cybersecurity, Data, and Privacy Co-Lead Siobhan Gorman joined some of the industry's leading CISOs, legal experts, and incident responders for a deep dive into recent data breaches, looking at how these incidents unfolded and communications strategies used with key audiences such as customers, media, and the board. The conversation focused on current breach trends and how mega breaches, cascading operational impact, and aggressive extortion tactics are affecting incident response. For more information about our global Cybersecurity team, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gcWr3gWG
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Jens Lund, CEO of DSV - Global Transport and Logistics speaks on the importance of transparency in driving productivity. In a world where information is power, Lund makes a compelling case for openness within organizations. Continue reading to learn more: https://ow.ly/LFtB50ST8Gk
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As #AI continues to evolve at a rapid pace, it's crucial for companies to proactively manage their digital footprint. An inaccurate piece of coverage from years ago could dictate how a search engine answers a question today. What are the actions communicators can take today that will help mitigate reputational risk? Find out here: https://ow.ly/XrQq50ST0Eg
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LVMH’s Antoine Arnault describes the luxury house’s creative and elegant partnership with the #ParisOlympics to Nikhil Deogun, Brunswick’s CEO of the Americas. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eRvKrFc3
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Firm Partners Jayne Rosefield, Sue Bettman, and Dave Carlson spoke at Association of Corporate Counsel’s (ACC) Executive Leadership Institute in Chicago last week. The trio presented on Brunswick’s philosophy with respect to corporate leadership in times of crises, and took attendees through a live simulation, with engaging and interactive discussions around crisis response in today’s dynamic corporate and political environment. Thank you to ACC for your continued partnership and for facilitating such an interactive forum for collaboration and knowledge sharing.
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AI-powered automation offers enormous opportunity for early adopters, given the exponential business value it creates. But realising that value at scale across generations is challenging. Brunswick’s Next Gen Virtual Summit brought together 200+ participants from 27 offices to discuss the impact of #AI technology on our business and clients. OpenAI’s Head of APAC Communications, Jake Wilczynski, joined the discussion offering his thoughts on the evolution of AI and its remarkable yet perplexing capabilities. While the world continues to be fascinated by the rapid advances of AI technology, managing risks while leveraging this technology is the key consideration for business.
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After almost 500 days since he was wrongfully detained by Russia, The Wall Street Journal's Evan Gershkovich is on his way home. Evan is - and has always been - a journalist. He should never have been arrested. Journalism is not a crime. Every day since his arrest, Almar Latour, Emma Tucker and the entire Dow Jones/The Wall Street Journal teams have worked tirelessly to campaign for his release. Their dedication has been inspiring, along with the determination of the journalism community to shine additional light on Evan’s case. You can read Emma Tucker's letter on his release using the link below. I cannot wait to see Evan’s byline once again. Welcome home, Evan. #IStandWithEvan