In this episode of Sports Geek, Sean Callanan chats with Matt Scriven, Chief Executive Officer at Basketball Australia
On this podcast, you'll learn about:
- Matt's journey from playing to basketball to media and back to basketball.
- How has the media landscape has evolved over the past 15 years?
- How media deals can contribute to the growth and development of a sport?
- Matt's first 100 days as CEO of Basketball Australia
- The importance of culture building for the Boomers & Opals teams
- How grassroots basketball drives success for Basketball Australia
- Goals for Paris 2024 Olympic games
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Resources from the podcast
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As discussed on the podcast
A throwback to Boomers first ever Olympic medal.
It was 12 months ago that we witnessed the Boomers win their first ever Olympic medal! Still remember every quarter like it was yesterday.
#rosegoldvibes pic.twitter.com/65ijQuWwOS
— Basketball Australia (@BasketballAus) August 6, 2022
As promised Andrew Gaze after the Boomers' Bronze win, love it Drewy!
The highest recorded attendance for the WNBL.
It’s a record crowd at John Cain Arena 7681 for the @SouthsideFlyers v @TheSydneyFlames.
What a game!
@WNBL pic.twitter.com/rqQJwgYEnK
— Basketball Australia (@BasketballAus) February 4, 2023
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