Suzie Betts has just been crowned World Number One sports product start-up, at the ISPO in Munich, Germany.

The Melbourne Mum-of-three founded her Boob Protect product in 2018, after sensing a coming crisis- the lack of protection for female athletes, just as female sport was starting to boom.

About 60% of Aussie Rules and Rugby League female athletes receive knocks to the breasts. Only 10% of those injuries are reported to medicos.

Trauma to the breast tissue can have catastrophic consequences.

Suzie is on a mission to make women and girls safe while playing, and raise awareness.

Dailymotion is a French video-sharing platform, owned by multibillion dollar media conglomerate Canal+.

Dailymotion are building out their operations in Australia and Asia, creating cost-efficient ways for teams and athletes to reach new audiences, and drive revenue.

Parisian Jean-Baptiste Alary moved to Australia 10 years ago, and is leading his company’s charge- empowering sports to seize the moment amidst the hyper shifting-sands of digital media.

Virginia Tech has ranked SWAARM’s halo head protection helmet as the number one halo helmet in the world, reducing up to 98% of head collision impact.

Virginia Tech are world-leaders in independent, unvarnished helmet ratings.

SWAARM are a South Australian start-up making their mark on the global stage, in the most crucial issue facing sport.

Gregg Harris from SWAARM joins us to delve into the concussion crisis- where the CDC reports that each year 5-10% of all athletes will be concussed.

Gregg talks about SWAARM’s unique science, and how his company is looking to solve problems for the military, construction, mining, aged care, as well as sport.