Sport is facing an existential crisis: unprecedented waves of scandals, doping, and match-fixing are shaking the public’s belief in sport, and participants’ faith in the organisations that govern it. The failure of comprehensive governance and regulatory oversights has allowed sports corruption to flourish. Sport governing bodies, law enforcement bodies and other public authorities are neither prepared nor equipped with the resources to combat the toughest challenges facing sport in a century. Action is needed. A fundamental shift in approach is required to ensure that global practitioners are equipped with the knowledge and skill sets to combat sports corruption. To this end, the “Integrity in Sports” executive training will provide intense, hands-on, and practical education – developed “for practitioners, by practitioners” – that will teach participants the key concepts, help them access the tools and resources available, and equip them with the skills needed to combat sports corruption. The course is rigorous, but taught in clear, direct language by experts from around the world.