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PLx 2025

PLx 2025 - Chairs and CEO Day

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Overview

When: 1 – 2 December 2025  

Where: The Queens Hotel Leeds, New Station Street, City Square, Leeds LS1 1PJ (map)


This System Master Planning event is being held alongside our PLx 2025 conference, where you’ll have the opportunity to connect, collaborate and learn.

Schedule

  • Monday 1 December: Chair and CEO Day, Chairs Lounge, Chair and CEO dinner
  • Tuesday 2 December: Bespoke CEO Sessions and PLx Awards Dinner (CEOs only)

Looking ahead, we are keen to engage leaders on system reform, including the progress, impact, and future direction of our system transformation programme, as well as stretch our collective thinking on the future of the sporting system. As well as hearing from us and keynote speakers, we have relevant information sessions from an exceptional selection of contributions focusing on:  

  • Connecting leaders to system reform
  • The future of sport
  • Sustaining high performance in sports leadership  

Who should attend

Chairs and CEOs.


Agenda

Monday 1 December (Chairs and CEOs)

09.45

Teas and coffees, registration

10.30

Welcome, UK Sport

Theme 1: Preparing for the Future

 

11.00

Being future-ready

What organisations and their people need to do to thrive in an uncertain future – Andy Walshe

11.45

What is the future of NGBs?

A focussed discussion on what the future could mean for NGBs

12.45: Lunch

Theme 2:From Planning to Action - Spotlight on Transformation (System Master Planning)

 

13.45-14.45

[Audience to pick one of two parallel sessions. We encourage Chairs and CEOs of a single NGB to attend separate sessions]

 

Session 1:

Data and Digital as an enabler of growth: increasing ‘customer’ understanding and engagement

Exploring how unified customer data and technology-enabled marketing transformation can drive growth for NGBs.

Session 2:

Building resilience and future-proofing our high-performance system: examples of new delivery models

Exploring how new innovative delivery models are shaping the future of our major events and high performance system.

14:45: Break

15.00-16.00

Session 3:

How we are reaching a greater and more diverse fanbase to grow Olympic and Paralympic sport: pilots and future plans.

Exploring the insights and trends from our fan engagement work and how this is shaping future strategies for the system.

Theme 3:Embedding Transformation, Moving as One - Culture, Behaviours, Action

 

16.10

What’s the shift we all need to make to secure the future of Olympic and Paralympic sport and maintain our competitive advantage?

Exploring the roadmap, culture and behaviours required to embed transformation and create a sustainable future for Olympic and Paralympic sport.

16.45

Concluding remarks, UK Sport

18.30-21.30

Drinks and Dinner

 

Tuesday 2 December (NGB CEOs only)

 

9.30

Coach leaves Queens Hotel

9.45

Arrivals (Headingley Cricket Ground) – Teas and Coffees

10.00

Supporting purposeful, courageous leadership in changing times

Hayley Lever, CEO of Greater Manchester Moving will host this session- sharing her personal reflections and experiences of 8 leadership in Greater Manchester- a place that has been ‘doing things differently’ to support active lives for all,in volatile, complex and uncertain times

12:00 Lunch

12.50

Reflective session in prep for the “Winning formula” session at PLx

13.40

Coach departs Headingley Cricket Ground

14.15

The “winning formula” – environment, aspiration, and wellbeing (PLx)

Stuart Worden (Brit School Principal) will explore the role of the arts in education as a powerful driver of creativity, resilience, and excellence

19.00: PLx Awards


 

 

 

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