SKYY Digital Media Group President, Juan Carlos Barrera, will discuss the Importance of Sports Education at Global Youth Leadership Forum (GYLF)
GYLF event will bring together Government Leaders and Business Executives from September 11th to 17th in Santander, Spain to promote solutions to global problems
NEW YORK, Sept. 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- SKYY Digital Media Group (www.skyydmg.com), a global technology media company, announced today that their President, Juan Carlos Barrera, will take part in the upcoming Global Youth Leadership Forum to discuss the importance of sports participation in fostering healthy minds and bodies among global youth to help encourage peaceful resolution of problems. SKYY DMG's subsidiary, SPORTTU (www.sporttu.com) was invited to participate since it is the largest global sports platform in the world covering over 300 sports across 180 countries enabling fans and athletes one platform to connect around their shared passion of sports.
Education, cooperation, sustainable development, youth, private sectors and responsible leadership are some of the main topics the Global Youth Leadership Forum is going to address. According to Juan Carlos Barrera, "I am pleased to take part in the Global Youth Leadership Forum to share my ideas about the role that sports can play in creating a healthy global community. Sports teaches many values and life skills such as teamwork, discipline and hard work so critical to success, and also forges long-life bonds, mutual understanding and respect among participants across religious, socio-economic and racial lines. SPORTTU's mission is to 'empower and unite the world through sports' as we have built a truly unique platform that can unite the world on one platform around the shared passion of sports. I look forward to discussing ways to promote sports in currently underserved regions by cooperating with governments, leading businesses and sports associations."
The Global Youth Leadership Forum will bring together prominent personalities, experts, entrepreneurs and representatives from different countries and international agencies who will meet to discuss issues in their countries in all areas like policy, economy, culture, etc. providing a unique forum of debate. Leaders like Nicolas Sarkozy (France), David Cameron (Great Britain), Vincente Fox (Mexico) and others will participate.
About SKYY DIGITAL MEDIA GROUP: SKYY Digital Media Group, Inc. (www.skyydmg.com) headquartered in New York City, with global offices in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and India, empowers businesses with the ability to create personalized and engaging digital content experiences for their customers. The company has created a groundbreaking content technology platform which aggregates, categorizes and personalizes large amounts of content. SKYY Digital Media Group is uniquely positioned to help business partners capitalize on the convergence of the technology, media and telecommunications industries. After five years of development and the completion of successful global beta testing, the company recently launched its sports vertical, SPORTTU (www.sporttu.com), the first of various digital media verticals planned for the coming year.
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