Three more speakers have confirmed their presence at November’s European Golf Business Conference in Amsterdam.
Mike Tinkey, the deputy chief executive officer of the National Golf Course Owners Association (NGCOA), will advise on pricing strategies with a view to future survival. The professor of turf science at North Carolina State University, Charles Peacock, will be imparting his knowledge of the importance of sustainability of the golf business. In addition, Mark Adam, a former president of the European Institute of Golf Course Architects (EIGCA) will look into the future of the sport.
The European Golf Business Conference will be hosted by the European Golf Course Owners Association (EGCOA), at the five-star Renaissance Hotel from 28-30 November.
Specialists from across the world will offer their thoughts and insight on the development of golf across nine sessions. The conference is aimed at golf course owners, managers, directors of golf, suppliers, representatives of professional bodies, suppliers, golf course architects and industry partners.
Lodewijk Klootwijk, a director of the EGCOA, said, “We have been greatly heartened by the amount of support we have had from the industry in terms of sponsors for the event.
“The Toro Company, Syngenta, Golf Course Architecture magazine, Textron Financial, The Azalea Group, Ransomes Jacobsen, Kalvacha Investment and the Sports Turf Research Institute (STRI) are all leaders in their respective fields – and each is supporting the event in one way or another.
“The calibre of speakers and sponsors reinforce the stature of the conference which we believe will become an established fixture in the industry calendar.”
Delegate places at the event are still available. For more information visit www.egcoa.org/congres2007