ANDY HINES-RANDLE

Andy has worked at the BWF (the World Governing Body for the sport of badminton) since 2012, having previously worked at Badminton England.

One of Andy’s first achievements at the BWF was working as part of the team that helped para-badminton successfully achieve Paralympic status, making its debut at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

Then since 2015, Andy has been focussed on establishing, and now managing an Integrity Unit that helps protect the sport from match-manipulation and doping-related violations – in 198 member countries.

Andy has also worked with several international organisations on sports integrity issues including the IOC, Interpol and UNODC, attending conferences, workshops – and contributing to a number of written publications on the subject.

In September 2019, Andy had a short secondment to World Rugby and was part of a team of experts attending the Rugby World Cup in Japan, helping deliver ‘face to face’ education sessions to players and support staff on integrity issues. Andy has a Sport Science degree from Coventry University.

Event Partners and Supporters

International Sports Convention was a success! 🔥✨ From networking to gaining insightful industry perspectives and witnessing groundbreaking innovations, it was truly inspiring.

ViewLift

Thank you to all the International Sports Convention 2024 staff who really made this years event so welcoming. Nigel Fletcher at ISC. Thank you for your continued support of Clue Software. To all the new sports leaders and decision makers I met during the conference, thank you for your valuable time and for listening and hearing about the work we are doing in sport at Clue Software.

Phil Suddick

Head of Sport and Safeguarding

Clue Software

One of the absolute coolest settings for a Web3 panel… The National Football League (NFL) 🏈 locker room @ Tottenham Hotspur Football Club Stadium 🏟️ Had a fantastic time jamming with Robby Yung and Ronan Joyce at last week’s INTERNATIONAL SPORTS CONVENTION + diving into the plumbing of what makes this tech so profound.

Mark Epps

Comms & Web3

ATP Tour

Women’s sports sit in a distinctly different lifecycle to men’s, with a growing and modern fan base, presenting vast and unique commercial potential. Well done to INTERNATIONAL SPORTS CONVENTION Co-founder Magdalena Fletcher for recognising this moment and infusing so many female centric panels and sessions into this years conference seamless delivered by the exceptional events team at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.

Leah Godfrey

CEO

Racing Vesta & Pink Door Creative

Two early-adopter, tier 1 rights holders, the UK’s leading urban youth marketing agency and WAVZE, coming together to discuss the powerful role that music plays in connecting with young sports fans. Thank you to the packed room for your interest in this subject-so many brilliant questions and observations during the session and the overwhelming number of kind remarks after the session! Brilliantly moderated by Adam Leventhal and produced by the great ISC team led by Nigel Fletcher.

Greg Davies

Co-Founder CEO

Wavze

Thanks for thoughtful and full of insights discussion on intersection of sports, culture & entertainment! Nigel Fletcher & Erin Gennard thanks for invitation to hashtag#ISCLondon2024, it was a huge honour to be part of such exceptional and inspiring event connecting sports & brands!

Darek Maciolek

CMO

BNP Paribas Bank Polska

I took my daughter to work today. As a breastfeeding mum, it was the only way I could do the job – moderating the International Sports Convention 2024. It struck me during a panel session on ‘Allyship in sport’ that this is what good male allyship looks like… Men supporting women to get the job done. So my thanks to Nigel Fletcher and the team at INTERNATIONAL SPORTS CONVENTION for being so accommodating for me and my girl.

Christina Macfarlane

Anchor

CNN International