What does success look like for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games? | Behind the Games

What does success look like for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games? | Behind the Games

What does success look like for a Commonwealth Games delivered faster, leaner and more innovatively than any before it? That's the focus of Episode 4 of Behind the Games – Delivering Glasgow 2026, the podcast from Trivandi, Official Event Delivery Partner of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.Hosted by Jennifer Reoch, this episode sees Trivandi Chairman and Co-Founder Paul May and Glasgow 2026 Chief Marketing and Communications Officer Louisa Mahon go deep on what a game-changing Games really means. In Episode 4, they discuss: → What success looks like beyond delivery day → The human legacy taking shape across Scotland, from schools to colleges to careers → How a compact, city-led model could reshape the future of major events → What India 2030 and the next generation of Games could inherit from Glasgow If you work in events, sport, city delivery or sports legacy, this is where theory meets reality.

How to build a career in the Games | Behind the Games

How do you build a career in an industry where every team eventually disbands? That's the focus of Episode 3 of Behind the Games – Delivering Glasgow 2026, the podcast from Trivandi - Official Event Delivery Partner of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Hosted by Jennifer Reoch, this episode sees Trivandi Academy's Alison Giles and Glasgow 2026's Director of Games Services and Workforce Diane McLeod go deep on what it really takes to build a career in major events. In Episode 3, they discuss: → The traits that mark out the best major events professionals  → Why every background and skillset has a place in the industry  → What it really takes to build a long career in a contract-based industry   If you're in major events, or trying to break in, this is the honest conversation you need to hear.

One Team, One Clock: Inside Glasgow 2026 Delivery | Behind the Games

How do you bring hundreds of people from different organisations and countries together and make them deliver as one? In the second episode of Behind the Games – Delivering Glasgow 2026, James Bulley and Phil Batty rejoin host Jen Reoch to unpack the One Team model. They explore what an embedded delivery partner means in practice, how blending local and global talent strengthens outcomes, when to innovate versus when to stick to Tried, Tested, Trusted thinking and what this model could mean for the future of major events.

How Glasgow Is Delivering the 2026 Commonwealth Games Differently | Behind the Games

In the first episode of Behind the Games – Delivering Glasgow 2026, Trivandi CEO and Co-Founder James Bulley and Glasgow 2026 CEO Phil Batty sit down with host Jen Reoch to talk about what it really takes to reimagine a major sporting event from scratch. They discuss why Glasgow was the right city for the job, how the partnership between Trivandi and Glasgow 2026 came together, what a delivery partnership means for the future of major events and the higher purpose that drives the people delivering the Games.