And how do elite athletes successfully transition into the business world?

In November, the Center for Sports & Business hosted SOA Open Friday, an open forum dedicated to leadership and talent development, bringing together researchers and practitioners to strengthen the link between research and practice in sport.

A group of students from the Stockholm School of Economics recently visited the Swedish Olympic Committee at Sofiatornet in Stockholm, gaining first-hand insights into elite sports, leadership, and organizational success.

Three years after its launch, the Collective Visibility initiative has grown from a social media campaign into a global platform with more than 800 women speakers in 70 countries. A new study shows how shared purpose, digital amplification and an entrepreneurial mindset can transform equality in sport from talk into action.

Today, over 200 stakeholders from sports, municipalities, and the business sector gathered in Gothenburg for RF-SISU Västra Götaland’s gender equality conference - where CSB was represented in 4 panels.

Center for Sports and Business and ENABLE welcomes you to a new seminar "When the Smoke Around the Stadiums Clears: Can Sweden Lead the Way Toward Safer and More Inclusive Football?"

CSB are part of the new initiative "Utvecklingskommuner", where we explore how sports can strengthen community resilience, and are looking forward to collaborating with the other centers and pilot municipalities.

This week, the Swedish Olympic Committee (SOK) gather the coaches and leaders working closest to our country’s top athletes in Limnos, Greece, to participate in a coach forum

CSB Executive Director Anna Laurell Nash recently participated in the SHL Impact Tour in Leksand - which brought a day full of both inspiration and hard facts.

With a goal to reach 1000 women before the end of 2025, the Collective Visibility directive has reached over 780 women so far!