Dylan Hartley Supports T. Rowe Price Q&A
LMA Ambassador and former England rugby captain Dylan Hartley, recently supported T. Rowe Price to share insights on leadership, team culture and performance.
Drawing on his experiences leading both England national rugby union team and Northampton Saints, Hartley reflected on the principles that underpin high-performing teams and how they translate from elite sport into the corporate world.
A central theme of the discussion was the importance of culture. Dylan highlighted that while talent and strategy are essential, it is shared standards, accountability and trust that ultimately enable teams to perform consistently under pressure. Clear roles and a strong collective purpose, he explained, help individuals understand how their contributions support the wider team.
He also spoke about resilience and adaptability, reflecting on the challenges and successes throughout his career and how effective leaders guide teams through both.
Steph Houghton MBE and Toni Duggan Q&A with UCFB
LMA Ambassadors and former Lionesses, Steph Houghton MBE and Toni Duggan, supported UCFB Future Leaders Conference at St. George’s Park. The day consisted of speakers from the world of professional football, designed to provide a final day of insights for postgraduate students ahead of graduation. Steph and Toni discussed leadership, their insights into the growth of women’s football, and their advice to students entering the professional football industry.
The day also included talks from various stakeholders within the professional game, a tour of the facilities at St. George’s Park, as well as an interview with Clinton Morrison.
Graham Potter Supports Premier League Transfer Watch Live Event
LMA Member, Graham Potter, joined a panel including Ashley Cole, Rebecca Caplehorn, and Dr. Ian Graham in London as part of the Barclays and Premier League’s Transfer Watch Live event in London. The panel explored the role of data and statistics as one of the core components to consider when a club is looking to sign a player, whilst also reviewing the most valuable January transfers in Premier League history.
As the third edition of the Transfer Watch Live events, over 100 guests were in attendance to hear from the experienced panel and their unique insights and perspectives with football transfers at the elite level.
