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Sports Bridge CEO Interview
- Published September 22, 2016 2:38PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Sports Bridge is a self-promotional social platform which allows for people, business and organisations in sports to add real value to their brand through self-promotion, networking, education and a host of designed services within a unique and pure sports audience.
Currently there is vast demographical challenges for people in sport to not only promote themselves and actually be seen by the people who are looking to connect with them but also there is a clear gap in education between the professional level of sports and amateur levels restricting growth in sports. Sportsbridge.com and its unique value proposition, is disrupting the market and is now a proven demand with high initial membership growth through the MVP.
Please listen to Mr Westley Hallam, Founder and Managing Director of Sports Bridge below.
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