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Damage to Brand or Reputation
The fallout from a reputation crisis can be far greater than any short-term earnings losses, with some companies losing significant shareholder value.
Whether a sports person needs insurance, a production company seeks cyber risk coverage, or an agency wants a novel approach to rewarding talent, specialised solutions are a must in the sports and entertainment industry. This is particularly true when considering emerging risks and opportunities such as managing environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, better capitalising on the value of intellectual property, and building healthier, more resilient workforces.
At Aon, our clients include some of world’s leading businesses and personalities in the sports and entertainment industry—ranging from professional sportsmen and sportswomen to clubs, associations, sporting goods manufacturers, promoters, advertisers, marketers, sponsors, production companies and leisure and entertainment parks—granting us the perspective required to help clients manage risk, harness technological innovation and maximise their creative vision through innovative, tailor-made solutions.
According to our latest Global Risk Management Survey, the biggest risks facing the Sports and Entertainment industry include:
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Sports and Entertainment industry respondents to our Global Risk Management Survey (GRMS) ranked damage to brand or reputation and business interruption as their two most critical risks.
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In today’s increasingly volatile global economy, business leaders are focusing on two key areas of decision-making: Risk Capital and Human Capital.
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The LPGA shares how data technology has helped to pinpoint the personality traits of top players, leading to success on and off the golf course.
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To make the most out of their ESG data, companies can draw on different approaches to benchmarking and increase their attention to governance.
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A record number of workers are quitting jobs and changing companies — or thinking about it. How can employers retain talent in today’s competitive market?