How Women’s Sports is Winning Fans, Driving Business in Australia
SVG Australia Summit 2026
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46m
Australian sports federations and broadcasters are investing more and more time, energy, and resources into making women’s sports a driver of engagement, revenue, and fandom. Leaders in women’s sports discuss the opportunities, challenges, and accomplishments in 2026 and look ahead to 2027 when we have another FIFA Women's World Cup as well as the evolution of women's roles on the technological front.
Panellists:
Amy Crosland, Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN), Chief Operating Officer
Emma Moore, AFLW, General Manager
Mehak Sablok, NEP, TFC Support and Commissioning Engineer
Moderator:
Anna Lockwood, Telstra, Head of Media and Sport
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