Matt Rogan has been appointed Non-Executive Director of Racecourse Media Group (RMG), the leading global media rights organisation for 37 British racecourse shareholders.

Rogan brings to RMG a proven track record of building and scaling businesses in the sports sector. As co-founder, CEO and then Executive Chair of Two Circles, he grew the agency over a decade into a global leader in sports marketing and analytics.

Rogan, who now spends much of his time focused on Board advisory work, commented: “I’m delighted to be joining Racecourse Media Group at a fascinating time for horseracing. Shifts in media consumption are creating ripples across all sports, and my early exposure has shown me that the team at RMG are very well placed to seize the opportunities these create on behalf of their shareholders, customers and racing fans.”

Conor Grant, Chair of RMG, added: “Matt is highly regarded within the sports industry, and his expertise spans digital strategy, data-driven decision-making, and commercial innovation. A significant part of RMG’s strategy is around content innovation and next-generation fan engagement – we will greatly benefit from Matt’s expertise, especially in these areas. I am delighted Matt is joining the Board.”

Rogan sits on Advisory Boards for production company Whisper, sports equipment brand Built for Athletes and performance data specialists Twenty First Group among other projects supporting CEOs across British sport. He also sits on the Major Events Panel for UK Sport which makes recommendations on National Lottery awards and advises on the hosting of major sporting events in the UK.

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