Case Study: Likwid Sports

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LIKWID SPORTS

ABOUT US

We are a sports management agency dedicated to creating value and social impact through sports. (This is also our mission)

We understand the power of sports and we know how to use it effectively as:

a platform to communicate values, a marketing asset to inspire and engage audiences a driving force to influence behavioural change, a universal language that inspires passion,

Likwid Sports works in partnership with a network of international sports entities and experts to design, implement and evaluate projects in several areas of the sport industry.

Our team consists of international sports experts who bring more than three decades of combined experience to the playing field.

OUR 4 PILARS

1. Sport for Development:
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Our event management capabilities include:

• Promoting sports for all through Mass participation events

• Organizing high profile networking Sports Conferences

• Long-term grassroots & amateur competitions

• Enhancing the match day experience through Fan Zones

• Producing large scale sport demos and tournaments

MARKETING

Sports is a key marketing asset to inspire and engage audiences.
We conceptualize, plan, implement and evaluate sports marketing programs for organizations, sponsors and rights holders.

Our Sport marketing capabilities include:

• Experiential brand engagement through sports.

• Sport Sponsorship activation

• Branding, communication and activation of sports properties and events

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

LKS believes in youth development by following a scientific coaching methodology and improving the competences of coaches and instructors

Services:

• Continuing Professional development
LKS promotes international standard training programs for coaches and instructors to leverage the professionals’ competences, the quality of service and therefore to increase the impact and reach of sports and wellness within the
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• Talent Selection Programs:
LKS provides a complete system to identify young talented individuals and promote a life-changing experience to sport clubs, sponsors and brands.

CSR

LKS delivers local approach, culture understanding and expertise to create CSR platforms, that consider the role of sport as the universal and neutral tool to promote good cause and social oriented initiatives where it is aimed to raise awareness or behaviour change.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

LKS believes in the power of physical activity and sport to improve people’s life, health and wellbeing.

Services:

• Communities

o Health and wellness community programs.
LKS supports national sport, health and youth entities to design and implement school and community programs.

• Corporate

o Sport leagues
LKS helps corporations to organize and promote internal sport leagues for their top management and employees.

o In-company H&W programs
LKS offers in-house and customized health and wellness programs to corporations for their staff and top

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