CII Sports Business Awards 2026
CII Sports Business Awards 2026

About the Awards

The CII Sports Business Awards 2026 represent a pioneering effort to honor excellence in the business of sports in India. The achievements and contributions made by the organizations and individuals that enable sporting excellence in India.

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India's first awards dedicated to the Business of Sports
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To recognize and celebrate outstanding achievements in the sports sector
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Contribute towards growth and sustainability of the Sports ecosystem
About the Awards
CII Sports Business Awards

Meet the Esteemed Jury

Our distinguished jury panel comprises of eminent leaders and experts from sports, business, media, and technology, bringing unparalleled experience and integrity to the evaluation process of the CII Sports Business Awards.

Mr. Vidhuspat Singhania
Mr. Vidhuspat Singhania

Managing Partner
Krida Legal

Mr. Gagan Narang
Mr. Gagan Narang

Vice President, Indian Olympic Association & Founder – Director, Gagan Narang Sports Promotion Foundation

Ms. Deepthi Bopaiah
Ms. Deepthi Bopaiah

Board Member, GoSports Foundation and Founder & CEO, Ripple Effects

Mr. Joy Bhattacharjya
Mr. Joy Bhattacharjya

CEO
Prime Volleyball League

Mr. Anupam Goswami
Mr. Anupam Goswami

Chairman of the Jury, ClI Sports Business Awards; CEO-Mashal Sports and League Commissioner, Pro Kabaddi

Mr. Ayon Sengupta
Mr. Ayon Sengupta

Editor
Sportstar

Who Can Apply?

+

Years
of experience

Who Can Apply?

  • Applications only from registered CSBA users would be eligible. Before selfnominating or nominating someone else please first register yourself on CSBA.
  • Only individual/representative from enterprise/organisation shall be eligible to apply.
  • Applicants can either self-nominate or nominate others.
  • The enterprise/organisation registered in India for more than 2 years as of August 30, 2026. The enterprise/organisation could take any form including to,
  • a. Private Limited Company
  • b. Public Limited Company
  • c. Partnership Firm
  • d. Sole Proprietorship
  • e. Cooperative
  • f. Joint Venture Company
  • g. Section 8 Company
  • h. Trust
  • i. Society
  • j. One person company
  • k. Start-Up
This fourth edition event features 10 primary categories :

1. School Sports Program of the Year

2. Athlete Entrepreneur of the Year

3. Sports Entrepreneur of the Year

4. Best Organization Building Workplace Sports Culture

5. Corporate Champion Promoting Sports in Rural Areas

6. Corporate Organization Promoting Para Sports

7. Excellence in Women Sports Development Award

8. NGO for Sports Development

9. Grassroots Sports Initiative of the Year

10. Sports Technology & Innovation Company of the Year

Additionally, the awards include five prestigious recognitions :

1. Sports Business Leader of the Year – Male/Female

2. The Legacy of Excellence in Sports Patronage Award

3. Best State Promoting Sports Development

4. Sports Federation of the Year

5. Organization Supporting Para Sports in India

Note : For each of the Award category/ies, relevant organizations/individual need to apply and provide details (for the respective categories), while in the recognition category, CII collates data to recognize the organization/individuals.

Evaluation Criteria Awards Categories
a. Definition
  • The School Sports Program of the Year award recognizes primary and secondary schools that demonstrate excellence in physical education and athletic development through a structured, ongoing, and inclusive sports program.
  • This category honors institutions that ensure regular, year-round physical education led by dedicated staff, foster broad student participation across all demographics and abilities, nurture athletic talent from grassroots to competitive levels, and build an active sporting culture involving the broader school community.
b. Eligibility Criteria
  • School Level & Program Delivery : Open to recognized primary and secondary schools that conduct a scheduled sports period or Physical Education (PE) class held regularly throughout the school year for each class or standard.
  • Dedicated Staffing : The school must employ a dedicated teacher or staff member responsible for sports or PE who is present throughout the entire school year.
  • Operational History : The sports program must be active and ongoing for at least three full academic years.
  • Universal Access & Inclusion : The program must be accessible and open to all students, regardless of socio-economic background, gender, or physical ability.
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Sports Period and Program Consistency : The structural design and scheduling of sports/PT periods across terms, demonstrating consistent curricular delivery rather than unstructured or ad hoc play. The regular frequency and overall consistency of training and structured physical education.
  • Staffing for Sports : The continuous, year-round presence, allocation, and active engagement of qualified PE teachers or coaches driving the curriculum.
  • Participation and Inclusion : The total share of students engaged in regular physical activity, specifically evaluating equal opportunities and enrollment rates for girls, students with disabilities, and non-athletic students.
  • Talent Pathway and Achievement : Established institutional processes for identifying, nurturing, and tracking athletic talent. Tangible results, selections, rankings, and medal achievements across inter-school, zonal, district, state, national, or international competition levels.
  • Sporting Culture and Community : The vibrancy of campus athletic life through internal tournaments, annual sports days, and sports festivals. Meaningful engagement, partnerships, and active involvement of parents and the surrounding community in sporting initiatives.
d. Submission Requirements :
  • Timetables & Schedules : Official school timetables or master schedules confirming the institutional existence of regular, scheduled sports/PE periods across terms.
  • Program Overview : A concise description of the sports program written in the school's own words, detailing its structure, core objectives, and distinct operational model.
  • Achievement & Pathway Registry : A structured list of athletic achievements, podium medals, and squad selections, detailing student names, academic years, competition names, and competitive levels reached (from inter-school to international).
  • Visual Evidence: High-resolution photographs or video recordings capturing regular sports periods, PT sessions, dedicated coaching clinics, sports days, or tournament play.
  • Stakeholder Feedback: Direct qualitative feedback, statements, or testimonials from participating students, teachers, and coaches regarding the program’s quality and impact.
a. Definition :
  • This award recognizes Athletes who have founded, co-founded, or led an enterprise post their professional careers.
b. Eligibility Criteria :
  • Must be a current or retired athlete with recognized achievements at the state, national, or international level.
  • Must have founded, co-founded, or held a leadership role (e.g., CEO, Managing Director) in a registered enterprise.
  • The enterprise may operate in sports, wellness, fitness, media, or other relevant sectors.
  • The business must be registered in India and operational for a minimum of 12 months, with the athlete in a leadership role for at least 2 years.
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Entrepreneurial Spirit : Vision, resilience, innovation, and leadership demonstrated in building and growing the enterprise.
  • Business Growth : Evidence of revenue generation, profitability, expansion, job creation, or market presence.
  • Innovation : Introduction of unique business models, technologies, or solutions that differentiate the venture.
  • Industry/Societal Impact : Contributions to the sports ecosystem, community development, or industry transformation.
  • Ethics & Leadership : Responsible entrepreneurship, ethical business practices, and values-driven leadership.
d. Submission Requirements :
  • Level of sporting achievement (State/National/International) and its influence on the entrepreneurial journey.
  • A narrative detailing the origin, motivation, and evolution of the business.
  • Revenue figures, funding details, user/customer base, and expansion statistics.
  • Documentation of societal or industry impact, including community programs or sports initiatives.
  • Endorsements from clients, partners, employees, or industry stakeholders.
  • Coverage in media, awards received, or public recognitions.
a. Definition :
  • This award recognizes entrepreneurs who have founded, co-founded, or led a business venture that has contributed to the growth, innovation, and transformation of the sports industry in India.
b. Eligibility Criteria :
  • Must be the founder, co-founder, or leader (e.g., CEO, Managing Director) of a sports-related enterprise.
  • The enterprise must operate in one or more of the areas of sports technology, sports infrastructure, sports education or training, sports media or content, fitness and wellness, sports retail or merchandising, sports consulting or services.
  • The business must be registered in India and operational for a minimum of 12 months, with the entrepreneur in a leadership role for at least 2 years.
  • The nominee should not be a professional athlete (current or retired). Athletes fall under the Athlete Entrepreneur of the Year category.
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Entrepreneurial Spirit : Clarity of vision, leadership style, resilience, and strategic direction.
  • Business Growth : Revenue generation, profitability, market expansion, and job creation.
  • Innovation : Unique business models, technological innovation, or disruptive solutions introduced to the sports ecosystem.
  • Industry Impact : Contribution to the development of the sports industry, including athlete support, fan engagement, or ecosystem building.
  • Social and Community Impact : Initiatives that promote grassroots development, inclusivity, or community upliftment through sports.
  • Ethics & Leadership : Responsible entrepreneurship, transparency, and adherence to ethical business standards.
d. Submission Requirements :
  • A narrative outlining the origin, motivation, and evolution of the business.
  • Revenue figures, funding details, customer/user base, and expansion statistics.
  • Description of unique offerings, technologies, or approaches that differentiate the business.
  • Evidence of industry or community impact, including partnerships, programs, or measurable outcomes.
  • Endorsements from clients, partners, employees, or industry stakeholders.
  • Coverage in media, awards received, or notable recognitions.
a. Definition :
  • This award recognises corporates that have shown exceptional and sustained commitment to building a strong sports culture within their organisation through structured and impactful employee sports and wellness programmes.
b. Eligibility Criteria :
  • Open to Indian companies (public or private) with a minimum of 500 employees.
  • The sports/wellness programme must be ongoing and active between March 2024 and February 2026.
  • The initiative should reflect a structured, long-term approach rather than one-off events.
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Scale & Employee Participation – Number of employees engaged and geographic spread of the programme.
  • Structure & Consistency – Regular tournaments, training sessions, dedicated sports budget, and governance.
  • Impact on Employees – Measurable improvements in health, engagement, teamwork, and workplace culture.
  • Inclusivity & Innovation – Efforts to include women, differently-abled employees, and use of technology.
  • Strategic Integration – Alignment with overall wellness, HR, or CSR strategy of the organisation.
d. Submission Requirements :
  • Description of your company’s sports and wellness programme for employees.
  • How many employees took part and in which locations.
  • Proof that the programme runs regularly (not just once a year).
  • Evidence that it improved employee health, teamwork, or workplace culture.
  • How you included women, differently-abled staff, or used technology.
  • How this programme fits into your company’s overall wellness or HR plans.
  • Photos, videos, employee feedback, and any internal reports.
a. Definition :
  • This award recognises corporates that have demonstrated outstanding commitment and measurable impact through structured initiatives aimed at promoting sports in rural and semi-urban areas of India.
b. Eligibility Criteria :
  • Open to Indian companies (public sector, private sector, or multinational companies operating in India).
  • The initiative must have been active or delivered measurable impact between March 2024 and February 2026.
  • The programme should specifically target rural or semi-urban areas.
  • The initiative can be part of CSR, employee volunteering, or a dedicated sports development programme.
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Scale & Reach – Number of villages/districts covered and number of beneficiaries (especially children and youth).
  • Talent Identification & Development – Structured efforts to identify and nurture sporting talent from rural areas.
  • Infrastructure & Capacity Building – Creation of sports facilities and training/support for local coaches.
  • Sustainability & Long-term Impact – Clear roadmap for continuity and evidence of measurable outcomes.
  • Community Engagement & Innovation – Level of local community involvement and use of innovative models.
  • Alignment with National Priorities – Contribution towards initiatives like Khelo India or Fit India in rural regions.
d. Submission Requirements :
  • Description of your rural sports programme and where it operates.
  • How many villages or districts you covered and how many children/youth benefited.
  • How you find and train talented kids from rural areas.
  • Details of any sports grounds, equipment, or coach training you provided.
  • Your long-term plan so the programme continues.
  • How local communities were involved and any new ideas you used.
  • Case studies, photos, videos, and feedback from beneficiaries.
a. Definition
  • This award recognises corporates that have made significant and sustained contributions toward the development and empowerment of Para athletes through funding, training support, infrastructure, advocacy, or long-term athlete development programmes.
b. Eligibility Criteria
  • Open to Indian companies (public or private) with active involvement in Para sports.
  • The support or initiative must have been implemented or significantly scaled between March 2024 and February 2026.
  • Support can be through CSR funding, direct sponsorship, equipment support, infrastructure, or long-term athlete adoption programmes.
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Financial & Resource Support – Quantum and consistency of funding/support directed toward Para sports.
  • Athlete Development & Performance – Number of Para athletes supported and their achievements at national/international levels.
  • Infrastructure & Training Support – Creation or support of training facilities, coaching, and equipment for Para athletes.
  • Advocacy & Awareness – Efforts to promote Para sports and drive inclusion.
  • Long-term Commitment – Whether the support is sustained (multi-year) rather than one-time.
  • Measurable Impact – Clear evidence of outcomes (athletes supported, medals won, policy influence, etc.).
d. Submission Requirements :
  • Details of how your company supports Para athletes (money, equipment, training, facilities, etc.).
  • How much support you gave and for how long (multi-year support is better).
  • Number of Para athletes you supported and their achievements.
  • Any training facilities, coaches, or equipment you provided.
  • Efforts you made to create awareness about Para sports.
  • Proof that your support is long-term and not just a one-time donation.
  • Photos, videos, athlete feedback, and results achieved.
a. Definition
  • This award recognises organisations, corporates, NGOs, sports federations, or initiatives that have demonstrated exceptional and sustained commitment to the development, empowerment, and promotion of women’s sports in India. It celebrates impactful work in talent identification, infrastructure, coaching, advocacy, competitive performance, and creating enabling ecosystems for women athletes across grassroots and elite levels.
b. Eligibility Criteria
  • Open to NGOs, corporates, sports federations, academic institutions, state bodies, or public-private partnerships.
  • The initiative or program must have been active or delivered measurable impact between March 2024 and February 2026.
  • The primary focus must be on the development of women’s sports (grassroots, elite, or both).
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Scale & Reach : Number of women athletes supported, geographic spread, and diversity of sports covered.
  • Talent Development & Performance : Structured pathways for identifying and nurturing talent, along with measurable competitive achievements at national and international levels.
  • Infrastructure & Capacity Building : Creation or support of training facilities, coaching development, and support systems specifically for women athletes.
  • Advocacy & Awareness : Efforts to increase visibility, break stereotypes, and promote gender equality in sports.
  • Sustainability & Long-term Impact : Evidence of multi-year commitment, scalable models, and lasting outcomes.
  • Innovation & Inclusivity : Use of new approaches to address challenges faced by women athletes (e.g., safe training environments, menstrual health support, or digital platforms).
d. Submission Requirements :
  • Description of your work focused on women’s sports.
  • How many women athletes you supported and in which sports/locations.
  • How you identify and train talent, and their competition results.
  • Any special facilities, coaches, or support systems created for women.
  • Efforts to increase visibility and promote equality for women in sports.
  • Proof that your work is long-term and sustainable.
  • Any new ideas you used to support women athletes.
  • Photos, videos, athlete feedback, and impact reports.
a. Definition
  • The NGO for Sports Development award recognizes a legally registered non-governmental organization for its entire body of work in sports development rather than evaluating an isolated initiative.
  • The category evaluates the organization's overall institutional impact, judged on organization-wide scale, long-term sustainability, and governance standards across all stages of athletic and ecosystem development.
b. Eligibility Criteria
  • Legal Status & Registration : Must be a legally registered non-profit entity (Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company) holding a valid NGO Darpan ID.
  • Operational Track Record : Must have been actively operating in sports development for at least two years.
  • Spectrum of Work : Interventions and programs can operate at any stage of the athletic journey, including grassroots engagement, structured talent pathways, or elite academy operations.
  • Disqualifications : In line with non-profit standards, corporate CSR arms, government bodies, educational institutions, and commercial academies (regardless of whether they operate a non-profit foundation arm) are ineligible.
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Breadth of Work : The total portfolio of programs delivered across different geographic territories, states, and regions. The range of athletic stages addressed, demonstrating impact across grassroots participation, talent identification, and elite-level development.
  • Scale and Sustainability : The cumulative volume and demographic depth of beneficiaries engaged over time. The financial health, resilience, and diversity/stability of the organization's funding sources.
  • Governance and Compliance : Financial transparency, rigorous compliance records, and adherence to statutory reporting requirements. Organizational leadership quality, institutional credibility, and operational standards.
  • Outcomes Produced : Documented evidence and verified track records of participants progressing through development pipelines to compete at state, national, or international levels. Tangible athletic and socio-economic outcomes achieved by program participants.
  • Partnerships and Advocacy : Strategic collaborations with institutional stakeholders such as schools, sports federations, and government initiatives/schemes. Active contributions toward shaping sports policy, community sports infrastructure, or wider ecosystem development.
d. Submission Requirements :
  • Institutional & Compliance Verification : Proof of legal non-profit registration (Trust Deed, Society Registration, or Section 8 Incorporation Certificate), valid NGO Darpan ID, and statutory compliance records.
  • Comprehensive Portfolio Overview : An organization-wide dossier detailing the full suite of sports development programs, operational history, geographic coverage across states/districts, and stages served (grassroots to elite).
  • Beneficiary Reach & Funding Sustainability Evidence : Historical data on total beneficiaries reached over time, accompanied by documentation demonstrating funding diversity and long-term financial stability.
  • Governance & Financial Reports : Recent annual reports, audited balance sheets/financial statements, and documentation verifying reporting transparency.
  • Athlete Progression Registry & Case Records : Documented case studies and verified registries tracking individual participants who have reached state, national, or international competition benchmarks.
  • Partnership & Advocacy Documentation : Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs), partnership agreements, or formal proof of work with schools, state/national sports federations, government bodies, or infrastructure projects.
  • Supporting Media : High-resolution photographs, video links, and beneficiary/community testimonials illustrating on-ground operations.
a. Definition
  • This award recognizes organizations running community-based sports programs.
b. Eligibility Criteria
  • Open to NGOs, corporates, academic institutions, federations, or public-private partnerships running community-based sports programs.
  • Program must be active for a minimum of one year.
  • Focus on rural areas, underprivileged youth, girls, or differently-abled individuals.
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Accessibility & Reach : Number of participants, diversity (region/gender/caste), and target population served.
  • Program Structure : Training quality, coaching certifications, mentorship programs.
  • Participation Growth : Rise in participation year-over-year, alumni progress into competitive sports.
  • Innovation : Use of mobile apps, virtual coaching, new models like “sport-for-development.”
  • Sustainability : Long-term funding, scalable model, community-led operations.
  • Recognition & Measurable Impact : Awards, tournament participation, improved fitness or academic outcomes.
d. Submission Requirements :
  • Provide case studies, success stories, and career trajectories of participants.
  • Share quantitative reports on participation, diversity, and location-based reach.
  • Include letters of support from local bodies, testimonials, and visual documentation (photos/videos).
a. Definition :
  • This award recognizes companies that have developed innovative technology solutions, products, or platforms significantly transforming the sports ecosystem in India.
  • It celebrates technological advancements that enhance athlete performance, fan engagement, sports operations, data analytics, broadcasting, or overall sports development.
b. Eligibility Criteria
  • Open to startups, technology companies, and established firms developing sports-related technology solutions in India.
  • The company must have been operational in India for at least 2 years (as of February 2026).
  • The technology/product/solution must have been launched or significantly scaled between March 2024 and February 2026.
  • Solutions can include (but are not limited to): performance analytics, fan engagement platforms, sports management software, wearable technology, AI/ML applications in sports, broadcasting tech, athlete recovery tools, etc.
c. Evaluation Criteria :
  • Innovation & Differentiation – Degree of technological innovation and how distinct the solution is from existing offerings.
  • Impact on the Sports Ecosystem – Measurable improvement in areas such as athlete performance, fan experience, operational efficiency, or sports development.
  • Adoption & Scalability – Level of adoption by sports organizations, teams, federations, athletes, or fans, and potential for wider scaling.
  • Sustainability & Future Readiness – Long-term viability of the technology and its adaptability to future needs of the sports industry.
  • Contribution to Indian Sports – Overall value created for the growth and professionalization of the Indian sports ecosystem.
d. Submission Requirements :
  • Simple explanation of your product or technology and the problem it solves.
  • What makes your solution different or better than others.
  • Proof that it was launched or grew significantly between March 2024 and February 2026.
  • Real results showing how it helped athletes, fans, or sports organisations.
  • How many teams, federations, or users are using it.
  • Your future plans for technology.
  • Demo video or screenshots, customer feedback, and case studies.

Participation Fee and Organisation Categories

Scale Fee Category Corporate Annual Sales Turnover (INR) Total Fee* (GST as applicable)
Large Enterprises Category 1 Above 1000 Crore INR 45,000/-
Category 2 Above 500 Cr to 1000 Cr INR 35,000/-
Category 3 Above 100 Cr to 500 Cr INR 30,000/-
MSME Less than 100 Cr INR 25,000/-
NGO/Foundation INR 7,500/-
Enterprise/Organisation Investment Turnover
Micro Enterprises Up to 1 cr. Less than 5 cr.
Small Enterprises Up to 10 cr. Less than 50 cr.
Medium Enterprises Up to 20 cr. Less than 100 cr.
Large Enterprises Above 20 cr. Above 100 cr.

Note :

  1. Applicant has to select the scale and fee category (large, MSMEs etc.) carefully while making the payment. CII reserves a right to disqualify the application form (s) in case of discrepancy in scale and fee category
  2. * Includes the cost of initial stage of evaluation by experts of appraisal committee; cost of jury; CII Awards Book, travel cost, honorarium for expert appraisal committee, accommodation, certificates, Trophies, Jury meeting, Award ceremony, participation certificate to participants etc.
Mode of Payment

The payment can be made online while submitting the form or via RTGS/ NEFT or via cheque or CII online payment link. The payment will be duly acknowledged on its receipt

Account Holder Name: CONFEDERATION OF INDIAN INDUSTRY
Bank Name and Address STANDARD CHARTERED BANK 23 Barakhamba Road, Narain Manzil New Delhi- 110001
Bank Account Number 522-0-503577-5
IFSC Code SCBL0036020
  1. CII online payment link : For online payment please click here.
  2. Bank Details for Payment by Online Transfer are as mentioned above. In case, you are making payment through RTGS / NEFT, please share the payment details for acknowledgment

How to Apply

1. Registration

The applicant needs to register through link in website by filling up a form, which includes details about the organization.

2. Application

After online registration, the applicant has to fill up the online application form, depending upon the category (ies) would like to apply for and share the filled out form at Poonam.Dikshit@cii.in, Shivam.Sharma@cii.in and Kaustav.Deka@cii.in.

3. Submission of Relevant Documents

The applicant needs to register at the website by filling up a form, which includes details about the organization. After submission of the application, the applicant also needs to share relevant documents such as to verify that written submission truly reflects organization's credentials.

4. Payment for Participation
  • The payment towards participation fees (depending upon the sector) has to be made within the last date.
  • The application will not be considered for evaluation without the participation fees payment.

Note : Incorrect or false information will make the candidate liable for disqualification.

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Timelines
1. Application Closing Date 31st October, 2026
2. First Jury Meet 17th November, 2026
3. Final Jury meet 25th November, 2026
4. Award Ceremony 10th December, 2026

Winners of CII Sports Business Awards 2025

Award Categories :

1. Sports Franchise of the Year – Haryana Steelers

2. Best Sports Stadium/Arena – Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology

3. Sports Brand of the Year – Shiv Naresh

4. Grassroots Sports Initiative of the Year – Project Naandi by Mahindra Foundation

5. University Sports Program of the Year – Jio Institute

6. School Sports Program of the Year – The Sports School, Bengaluru

7. Athlete Entrepreneur of the Year – Sheru Angrish

8. Sports Entrepreneur of the Year – Siddhant Agarwal

Recognition Categories :

1. Sports Business Leaders Male – Mr. Manoj Badale

2. Sports Business Leaders Female – Ms. Preeti Jhangiani

3. The Legacy of Excellence in Sports Patronage Award – Tata Steel and Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL)

4. Best State Promoting Sports Development – Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu

5. Sports Federation of the Year – Paralympic Committee of India

6. Organization Supporting Para Sports in India – GoSports Foundation

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Terms of Conditions
  • The participation fees once paid is non-refundable under any circumstances.
  • The applicant can withdraw his / her application at any time during the award process, however the participation fees paid will not be refunded.
  • In the event that the applicant fails to provide the necessary documents to verify that the written submission accurately represents the organisation, the CII Secretariat/jury reserves the right to not consider the application.
  • Information supplied within or in relation to the application must be real, correct and complete. Please note that all personal or sensitive information will be treated as confidential.
  • The decision of the expert appraisal committee and members of Grand Jury is final, and no correspondence will be entered into.
  • All submission material and accompanying documentation must be clearly written in the English language.
  • By submitting an application to the CII Sports Business Awards, the applicant is agreeing to the above-mentioned terms and conditions of entry.
  • You can apply under any one or more than one category
  • After the expression of interest, the participation will be considered only after the registration payment.