The NAB Show 2026 announced it will expand its Sports Summit to four days. The summit brings together leaders from across leagues, teams, broadcast networks, streaming platforms and technology companies.
The summit will take place in the Sports Theater on the West Hall show floor of the Las Vegas Convention Center from April 18-22.
Jon Miller, the president of acquisitions and partnerships at NBC Sports, will be headlining the summit, having a fireside chat with John Ourand from Puck’s “The Varsity”.
“The media world continues to evolve, but broadcast television remains stronger and more important than ever before,” Miller said. “Our long-term sports deals always have broadcast as a key component for our partners.”
Some of the other sports business drivers at the Sports Summit include “The State of Sports Media: Rights, Reach & Revenue”, “Private Equity, Sovereign Wealth and the Future of Sports Ownership,” and “Athletes as Enterprises: Power, Platforms and Ownership.”
“The economics of sports media are being rewritten in real time,” said Karen Chupka, executive vice president and managing director of NAB Global Connections and Events. “With Jon Miller and leaders from across leagues, teams, venues and investment groups, we’re bringing together the executives who are actively shaping the future of rights, partnerships and fan engagement.”