Think Sport 2023: a talk on "International Trends" with C. Revel, S. Sauvage & T. Lavielle

• The Women's World Cup 2019, the Alpine Skiing World Championships 2023, the Rugby World Cup 2023 and, most importantly, the Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris in 2024 and perhaps the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2030: France has established itself as a benchmark for hosting major international sporting events, even though calls for tenders are increasingly demanding.

How can French expertise be exported internationally? How can French sports companies respond effectively to requests and innovate to anticipate future opportunities? What useful solutions can they propose to meet the environmental and societal challenges they face, in order to save time and reduce costs in the face of increased challenges?

Claude Revel, president of GIE France Sport Expertise, will open the "International Trends" segment by answering these questions.

• The choice of an independent structure is becoming increasingly important in the development of women's football. In England, the Barclays Women's Super League is looking to emancipate itself from The FA via a new company by 2024…