Richard runs Wrenbridge Sport having established the business with Wrenbridge Land in 2012 and has now grown the firm to a level where there is in excess of £500m of development either on site or in the pipeline at any one time.

He is very experienced in the development of sports and leisure related projects having worked in this sector for over 20 years. In particular Richard’s expertise is in combining the power and interest of sport in much wider regeneration and place making projects. Prior to setting up Wrenbridge Sport, Richard worked with the Olympic Delivery Authority with overall responsibility for the delivery of a number of the London 2012 venues.

Richard’s focus at Wrenbridge Sport is on finding appropriate funding and development solutions that enable the delivery of new stadia and sports facilities as well as overseeing our major projects.

Glen’s hospitality career has spanned both fine dining and casual restaurant businesses, entertainment venues, private membership clubs, large-scale outdoor events and high-end event dining, both in UK and further afield. Experience that includes serving at Executive and Non-Executive Director level as well as consultant and advisory board positions for numerous hospitality brands and for private equity investors, being part of teams that delivered significant growth and strategic development in those roles.

Delivering services that include Non-Executive support, hospitality concept development, neighbourhood curation and placemaking, growth strategy, M&A advisory and business development.

Glen enjoys creating commercially thriving, guest focused experiences. Brands worked with include; Fulham Pier Development, Caprice Holdings, Troia Restaurants, Selfridges, DB Group, Royal Albert Hall, 50 Fenchurch Development, Ascot Racecourse, Rhubarb Group, FIFA, Social Pantry, Goodwood Estate and Eventist Group.

Vicky is a commercial leader with over 15 years’ experience specializing in transformational growth through premiumization of world-class stadiums and major event venues. She joined Legends Global in 2025 as Vice President of Global Sales, to drive continued growth while delivering specialist expertise into its existing partner portfolio. Previously, Vicky led the commercial transformation of premium experiences for Everton’s billion-pound Hill Dickinson Stadium - taking the club’s new waterfront home from blueprint to opening season in 2025. Vicky also played a pivotal role in the commercialization of Liverpool Football Club’s main stand development in 2016, during her 7 years working for the club. She has also served as a sales leader at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool where she delivered commercial growth through its early years. Vicky is passionate about raising the bar for stadia success, and she’s a regular voice for insight and collaboration on the sports industry stage.

Graham is one of the partners in the Hogan Lovells UK Real Estate team and coordinates the firm’s Life Sciences Real Estate sector. Graham has a long track record with Life Sciences, acting for both investors and operators. Graham was part of the team that set up the original Harwell Science and Innovation Campus for the UKAEA, a public and private joint venture that delivered the campus we see thriving today. Since then, Graham has acted for a range of Life Science operators, including Eli Lilly on all of Lilly’s UK Real Estate lab, office and development requirements. Graham regularly contributes to Real Estate Life Sciences thought leadership, as part of which he delivers training to clients considering: ground-up developments, repurposing existing assets for Life Sciences use, flexible leasing models, cooperation and promotion agreements, ESG’s role in Life Sciences, as well as bespoke asset management and dilapidations strategies. Graham takes a commercial but collaborative approach to negotiations, as it is imperative that parties approaching a Life Sciences Real Estate deal do so with a true sense of flexibility, partnership and innovation.

Richard is a Chartered Surveyor and Town Planner with over 30 years of experience in property, planning and regeneration. He has led Tottenham Hotspur's planning and development activities for more than a decade, having first acted as consultant to the Club for eight years at Savills.

During this time, Richard has steered the Club's state-of-the-art training centre; player lodge; and £1.2bn Tottenham Hotspur Stadium through complex planning and compulsory purchase processes from inception to completion. As part of the wider stadium-led regeneration, he has delivered 400 homes and secured consent for a further 1,400 homes, alongside a 29-storey hotel and over 300 PBSA beds.

Richard also holds an operational remit, overseeing strategic transport planning and playing a central role in securing significant public transport infrastructure improvements across Tottenham. This breadth of experience gives him a distinctive and authoritative perspective on the full design, planning, development and operational lifecycle of major sports stadia.

Alistair Wood is Executive Vice President for Real

Estate and Development at AEG International,

where he oversees all of AEG’s real estate

activities outside of the Americas.

In London, Alistair oversees The O2 estate, which

opened in 2007 and comprises 1.1 million sq ft of

space centred around the world’s busiest music

arena. He also conceived and led the delivery of

Up at The O2, a roofwalk experience that has been

a multi-year winner of the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award and has attracted more than

110,000 visitors annually since opening in 2012.

In Germany, Alistair manages the development and sale of 15 hectares of land surrounding

AEG’s Uber Arena in Berlin. This 6 million sq ft mixed-use scheme includes a dedicated

Entertainment District and the Uber Eats Music Hall.

In Nagoya, Japan, Alistair recently led the development of IG Arena, a 17,500-capacity

venue that hosts more than 150 events each year and welcomes approximately 1.4 million

visitors annually.

Most recently, Alistair led negotiations for British Airways ARC, a 4,000-capacity venue in

London, and Edinburgh Park Arena, an 8,500-capacity multi-purpose venue in Edinburgh.

The Edinburgh project is expected to attract over 700,000 visitors annually, generate £520

million per year for the local economy, and create approximately 1,300 jobs, establishing it

as a major cultural and economic asset for the city.

Alistair spearheads AEG International's business expansion in all markets outside of the

Americas. His work includes the development of new arenas in Seoul, Korea and Bangkok,

Thailand, as well as leading the creation of an 18,000-capacity arena and entertainment

district in Osaka, Japan.

With over 20 years under his belt, Alistair joined AEG in 2004 after serving as a partner in

the Planning and Development department at Montagu Evans.

Alistair lives in London and in his spare time, plays football and spends time with his family.

Nikki Doucet is CEO of WSL Football, the independent organisation responsible for running England’s top two tiers of women’s professional football – the Barclays Women’s Super League and the Barclays Women’s Super League 2.

With over 20 years of experience spanning finance, investment banking, consumer goods and sport industries, Nikki has worked in private equity and held roles in investment banking and within venture capital firms before moving to Nike where she held senior executive roles over eight years in North America and UK & Ireland, most recently as the General Manager of the Nike Women's business.

Richard leads our 20-strong in-house design team. With extensive experience in the construction industry, he oversees our team’s activities in ensuring that the technical design on each project is such that client’s vision can become reality. Richard is highly respected within his field, leading on many notable projects, helping to de-risk programme, cost, and compliance issues through with his expertise across areas including the Building Safety Act, Green Guide, passive fire protection, modern methods of construction and BIM. The greater the complexity of the problem, the more Richard comes into his own, collaborating closely with colleagues, clients, consultants, project delivery teams, and supply chain, to deliver an outstanding outcome.

Duncan is responsible for leading sales activity for Wireless Infrastructure Group’s Indoor Networks business, working closely with customers across the hospitality and leisure sectors. WIG delivers shared wireless infrastructure that connects people and places to the mobile networks they rely on every day. As the UK’s leading provider of mobile infrastructure, WIG enables reliable connectivity for more than 1.5 billion visitors each year across offices, hotels, retail destinations, stadiums, and airports. With over 25 years’ experience in the technology, media and telecommunications industries. Duncan has held senior roles at organisations including 3Com, Hong Kong Telecom (PCCW), and Arqiva. He holds an Engineering Honours degree and a Master’s degree in Communications Engineering from Plymouth University.