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Sören is a fervent tech enthusiast with a profound interest in politics and democratic innovation.He aims to share stories that inspire and drive impactful community engagement.
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Engagement Strategy
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Sören Fillet
July 23, 2025
How smart football clubs are turning mandatory fan engagement into revenue gold
With engaged fans spending six times more than casual supporters and generating a 306% higher lifetime value, the Football Governance Bill creates unprecedented revenue opportunities for clubs that move beyond basic compliance. To fully capitalise on these opportunities, clubs should invest in a robust engagement platform that enables them to effectively gather, analyse, and respond to fan feedback at scale.
Why local governments are tuning in to nature's voices in public consultations
Local authorities around the world are increasingly adopting a "more-than-human" perspective to incorporate nature's voice in policymaking. This involves innovative approaches like citizens' assemblies where participants represent non-human species, public engagement projects to gather opinions on the future needs of animals, and granting legal personhood to natural entities. Additionally, artificial intelligence is being explored to embody non-human perspectives. These efforts aim to shift conventional power dynamics in decision-making and enhance ecological stewardship, ultimately building more resilient democracies that can safeguard all life on the planet.
6 strategies to engage a diverse group of residents
Diverse representation in decision-making promotes democratic legitimacy by building trust in local governments. When residents see themselves reflected in decisions, they’re more likely to support new initiatives. In a recent client-exclusive community session, we explored practical ways to boost diversity: starting with planning, tailoring communication channels, offering incentives, piloting new ideas, meeting people where they are, and keeping engagement consistent.
