SPORTS MARKETING & MANAGEMENT WITH ANDERSON NLISANA, BOTSWANA NATIONAL SPORTS COMMISSION REP.
Anderson Nlisana is the marketing executive at Botswana National Sports Commission. He joined us on this episode to unpack conversations about communications in sports marketing and management. Mr Nlisana enlightens us about what value brands are seeking in sports talent to consider them for brand partnerships, he also breaks down the importance of management and representation by national sports associations. he made reference using case studies on the success of The Tennis Association of Botswana and The Athletics Association. This episode is very enlightening for all sports fanatics and lifestyle brands supporting sports.

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