ECA shareholders meet in working groups 17 november 2014
Euroleague.net
Following the start of the new basketball season, Euroleague Commercial Assets shareholders will devote the second half of November to a general review of developments affecting the Turkish Airlines Euroleague and discussions on steps to be taken to enhance the competition for fans and stakeholders alike.
A series of four working groups scheduled to meet over 10 days will allow all Turkish Airlines Euroleague clubs to enjoy a face-to-face exchange of information and ideas with Euroleague Basketball executives and to plan for the challenges and opportunities on the horizon.
The first in a series of four working groups brings executives from eight Turkish Airlines Euroleague clubs to Euroleague Basketball headquarters in Barcelona, Spain for day-long meetings on Monday, November 17.
On the agenda will be updates on initiatives approved at the last, full ECA Shareholders Meeting in July, as well as debate on initiatives to lead Europe's most elite club competition toward more success.
Two more groups of eight teams will repeat the process before the final session hosts representatives from nine European domestic leagues on Wednesday, November 26.
"The input of our stakeholders is the basis for everything we do, because this is their competition and together we must make it the best it can possibly be for our fans," Jordi Bertomeu, President and CEO of Euroleague Basketball, said. "By meeting in smaller working groups here at the start of the season, we can generate more and better ideas to develop in the months ahead and bring to the competition as soon as they are ready."
The first in a series of four working groups brings executives from eight Turkish Airlines Euroleague clubs to Euroleague Basketball headquarters in Barcelona, Spain for day-long meetings on Monday, November 17.
On the agenda will be updates on initiatives approved at the last, full ECA Shareholders Meeting in July, as well as debate on initiatives to lead Europe's most elite club competition toward more success.
Two more groups of eight teams will repeat the process before the final session hosts representatives from nine European domestic leagues on Wednesday, November 26.
"The input of our stakeholders is the basis for everything we do, because this is their competition and together we must make it the best it can possibly be for our fans," Jordi Bertomeu, President and CEO of Euroleague Basketball, said. "By meeting in smaller working groups here at the start of the season, we can generate more and better ideas to develop in the months ahead and bring to the competition as soon as they are ready."
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