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Join us in questioning the turfcare industry

Join us in questioning the turfcare industry

3 Jun 2019

Turf Business look forward to hosting their Turf Business Summit Question Time Event on Tuesday, June 25th at St George’s Park, the home ground of England’s national football team.

This event – the second of our UK gatherings – will offer delegates the chance to be part of a live audience and pose questions to a panel of leading industry figures.

Hoping to spark lively discussions and debates on industry-wide topics, our expert panel will comprise professionals from across turfcare, including the event host and St George’s Park’s head groundsman, Scott Brooks, Paul O’Mahony, course director at Quinta do Lago (and host of our 2019 Turf Business Summit), Alison Robinson, Principal of Myerscough College, Charles Henderson, from PSD Laboratory Sport and Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club course manager, James Bledge.

The unique St George’s Park event is a take on the popular Question Time TV programme and the engaging day will be broadcast later on our very own Turf Business TV platform.

Visitors to St George’s Park will also have a fantastic opportunity to tour St George’s Park’s top-class facilities and see the England squad’s impressive training grounds up close.

During the event, delegates will have access to the Turf Business Summit 2019 App, enabling them to download information, participate in polls, network and complete surveys.

In the broader picture, the Turf Business Summit UK events are part of an ongoing drive to keep turfcare professionals working together and talking to each other to benefit the industry. Outcomes and issues raised from all our events will help shape groundscare now and in the future.

Readers can send their questions to Turf Business ahead of this event and the best ones will be put forward to our panel. For further details about the St George’s Park event or our second Summit this October in Portugal, please contact Christine Barr, Turf Business Events Manager at christine@turfbusiness.co.uk.

The 2019 Turf Business Summit takes place on the sunny Algarve’s inspiring Quinta do Lago resort and will be hosted by Paul O’ Mahony, course director. We would like to thank all our sponsors for supporting our Summit events:

  • Campey Turfcare
  • Consolidate Turf
  • Dennis & SISIS
  • DLF
  • Intelligent Marking
  • Intelligent Play
  • Natural Grass
  • SGL

 

 

 

 

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