Executives from the leading youth sports tech platforms discuss state of the industry:

• What's the next wave in tech adoption, growth and consolidation?
• What features are operators, parents and athletes demanding?
• The shift from B2B SaaS to B2C: Can platforms serve all constituents?
• How big can the market get?
• Mergers and Acquisitions: What types of strategic acquisitions can the market expect?
• Exit opportunities: PE, IPO or something else?

Executives from new and emerging tech platforms:
    •    Taking on entrenched incumbents 
    •    Sports-specific vs. industry-wide
    •    Leading with AI-first workflows
    •    What features are customers and consumers demanding?
    •    B2B, B2C, or B2B2C?
    •    Data integration
    •    Funding environment and exit opportunities 

VIP Breakfast, courtesy of Morgan Lewis Law Firm:

• Elevated food offerings
• Dine and network with other VIPs and speakers

Continental Breakfast, courtesy of Fastbreak AI:

• Join all conference attendees for breakfast
• Stations located on second floor

    •    How sponsorship represents the next leg up in the youth sports market
    •    Revenue opportunities for platforms and operators
    •    Marketing opportunities for brands
    •    Why tech platforms are evolving to become media companies
    •    How sponsorship can subsidize participation costs-- providing a win-win-win for athletes, operators and sponsors

• How to ensure athlete and participant safety through compliance, background checks and age verification
• Why physical safety through athletic trainers is needed
• Emergency Action Plans-- what are they, and who needs them
• Why professionalization makes these components mandatory
• Increased expectations