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Luke Whitworth
Sport Performance Team Lead - Leaders Performance Institute
Luke Whitworth is a dedicated and ambitious professional with a solid background in the sports industry and High Performance, with over 7 years of experience collaborating with top-tier sports organizations.
He holds a Masters of Science degree (MScR) in Applied Management & Strategy along with a First Class (Hons) degree in Sport Marketing, reflecting his academic dedication and expertise in the field.
Luke has been involved in various roles at Leaders in Sport, including Sport Performance Team Lead, Senior Performance Product & Research Lead, Senior Product & Community Manager, Content Development Manager, Content Coordinator, Content Research & Administrator, and Marketing & CRM, showcasing his versatility and commitment to the organization.
He has also honed his skills by studying subjects such as Advanced Certificate in Psychology for High Performance Sports at Barça Innovation Hub Universitas and completing 12 GCSE's and 4 A-Levels at Spalding Grammar School, demonstrating his diverse educational background.
Luke Whitworth is currently focused on enhancing the Leaders Performance Institute product, aiming to unite performance professionals globally and drive excellence in the industry.
Highlights
The countdown is on for our Leaders Sport Performance Summit in Los Angeles alongside our friends at the Red Bull APC in Santa Monica on the 12-13 June. The team are excited to return to the West Coast for the first time in a few years and bringing some of our Institute Members together for two great days of learning.
If you're a Leaders Performance Member, be sure to get registered so you don't miss out as there is a capacity at the venue. For those of you overseas considering the trip, as always, it will be well worth your time.
Here's a snapshot of some topics we are focusing on for this year:
- Creating & Sustaining Successful Teams
- Problem-Solving & Innovation
- Evolving Cultures of Learning
- Developing Sustainable Organisations in Women's Sport
- Technological Innovations Influencing Performance
There will also be plenty of time to connect, share challenges, have some social time and work on performance questions together. As is the Leaders way, we'll be blending in some inspiration from California and plenty of outside of sport learning into the content as well. Jennifer Allum & Holly Ransom, we're looking forward to you challenging our thinking.
Further information can be found here but we look forward to seeing you there:
As always, one of, if not the highlight of any year. It was so energising to be back in Melbourne for the second time, bringing our Leaders Performance Institute members together.
The willingness to connect, share and open the doors up is unlike any region in elite sport we've experienced.
Thank you to everyone who came along, whether that be at our private Think Tank or the two days of the Sport Performance Summit. We tried new formats and learning experiences so look forward to reviewing what worked ahead of 2025 and for other member Summits this year.
In particular, special thanks to Ben Oliver Shelley Nitschke Andrew McDonald Holly Ransom Professor Kit Wise Budi Miller Michelle De Highden Mike Anthony Phillip Cullen Damien Austin Jennifer Overbeck Sonia Boland Emily Downes Sonya Thompson Helene Wilson & Tarkyn Lockyer for your support and insights across the two days.
Finally, a massive thank you to John Bull & Fabio R. Serpiello for guiding us through the event, bringing energy and their own expertise to proceedings. To our team as well, thank you for new memories Rachel Woodland Matthew Stone Aidan Doran & Jo Purkiss
A key takeaway from me across the week was how intentional we need to be in the design of our environments to help others thrive - whether that be our athletes, coaches or staff. It takes time and thought to do it really well.
