Pranav Soneji's guest appearances

Pranav Soneji

SportsPro Podcast

Renaissance Foundation Podcast

The Social & Sport Podcast

Nick Meacham

Anthony Joshua

Steve Simon

Lance Armstrong

Ade Adepitan

Sarah Lewis

Megan Rapinoe

Chris Bryant

Chris Jackson

Ted Leonsis

Rebecca Smith

Zach Leonsis

Ben Rhodes

Daniel Cohen

Adam Mitchell

OwlTail

Welcome back to the Renaissance Foundation Podcast,   A Podcast about inspiration, made by the young people at our youth charity.   We recently spoke with Pranav Soneji, Co-founder and director of LiveWire Sport, a digital agency, that creates content for brands and broadcasters to reach new audiences. They have worked with the Premier League, The FA, Wimbledon, World Rugby, Channel 4, ATP Media, FC Inter &amp; Tottenham Hotspur to name a few.   We really enjoyed speaking to Pranav who shared his incredible career journey with us starting from print journalism, to the BBC to founding his own digital media agency. Pranav was full of great advice, wisdom and positivity for the future. He also spoke about a brand new initiative Live Wire launched called The Diversity in Digital Mentoring Program. This initiative looks to address the lack of representation in media, and looks at diversity in multiple ways including, ethnicity, gender, accessibility and geolocation.    Thanks so much for speaking with our youth charity, sharing your advice and inspiring us about careers in media. We really enjoyed this chat and would love to get you back for another one, you were really easy to talk to and I definitely feel we only scratched the surface of what we could have spoken about.   Every like, share, rating and subscriber makes a big difference to us as we are a local charity making these podcasts because we enjoy it. If you know anyone else that would like our content  do let them know, get in touch to tell us who you would like us to interview and also if you want to support us and make a donation please head over to www.renaissance-foundation.com

Welcome back to the Renaissance Foundation Podcast, A Podcast about inspiration, made by the young people at our youth charity. We recently spoke with Pranav Soneji, Co-founder and director of LiveWire Sport, a digital agency, that creates content for brands and broadcasters to reach new audiences. They have worked with the Premier League, The FA, Wimbledon, World Rugby, Channel 4, ATP Media, FC Inter &amp; Tottenham Hotspur to name a few. We really enjoyed speaking to Pranav who shared his incredible career journey with us starting from print journalism, to the BBC to founding his own digital media agency. Pranav was full of great advice, wisdom and positivity for the future. He also spoke about a brand new initiative Live Wire launched called The Diversity in Digital Mentoring Program. This initiative looks to address the lack of representation in media, and looks at diversity in multiple ways including, ethnicity, gender, accessibility and geolocation.  Thanks so much for speaking with our youth charity, sharing your advice and inspiring us about careers in media. We really enjoyed this chat and would love to get you back for another one, you were really easy to talk to and I definitely feel we only scratched the surface of what we could have spoken about. Every like, share, rating and subscriber makes a big difference to us as we are a local charity making these podcasts because we enjoy it. If you know anyone else that would like our content  do let them know, get in touch to tell us who you would like us to interview and also if you want to support us and make a donation please head over to <a href="http://www.renaissance-foundation.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.renaissance-foundation.com</a>

S1: RF Podcast Episode 18: Pranav Soneji LiveWire Sport

Pranav Soneji is one of the founders of the fantastic agency, LiveWire Sport, who include the ATP, Wimbledon and the Premier League (amongst many others) as clients. Not only does Pranav stay heavily involved in the agency's work but has found time to set up, alongside Head of Marketing &amp; Comms Jason White, the Diversity in Digital Sport programme. At a time when diversity is at the forefront of everyone's thoughts, the programme is one that is more important to our industry than ever and can really help show the way forward. We talk about how it came about, the way in which the programme has had to change due to the lockdown and also what the sports industry can (and should) be doing better to make the current momentum doesn't get lost. So much to get through and it’s such a big topic! So let me know what you think and any feedback on what we discuss either on Twitter or LinkedIn.

Pranav Soneji is one of the founders of the fantastic agency, LiveWire Sport, who include the ATP, Wimbledon and the Premier League (amongst many others) as clients.  Not only does Pranav stay heavily involved in the agency's work but has found time to set up, alongside Head of Marketing &amp; Comms Jason White, the Diversity in Digital Sport programme. At a time when diversity is at the forefront of everyone's thoughts, the programme is one that is more important to our industry than ever and can really help show the way forward. We talk about how it came about, the way in which the programme has had to change due to the lockdown and also what the sports industry can (and should) be doing better to make the current momentum doesn't get lost. So much to get through and it’s such a big topic! So let me know what you think and any feedback on what we discuss either on Twitter or LinkedIn.

THE NEW NORMAL - Pranav Soneji, Owner/Founder @ LiveWire Sport

SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly speaks to Pranav Soneji, founder and director of Livewire Sport, about the digital content agency's Diversity in Digital Mentoring scheme and the need for a broader range of voices in the industry.   Soneji - a former BBC journalist who now works with partners including the Premier League, F1 and the NFL - highlights the need to create pathways for people from minority ethnic backgrounds in the UK, people with disabilities, those from underprivileged beginnings and those living beyond major sports industry centres like London. He discusses how his own experience has shaped his plans for the programme, the effects of phenomena like studied informality, and why diversity will lead to better quality work.

SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly speaks to Pranav Soneji, founder and director of Livewire Sport, about the digital content agency's Diversity in Digital Mentoring scheme and the need for a broader range of voices in the industry.  Soneji - a former BBC journalist who now works with partners including the Premier League, F1 and the NFL - highlights the need to create pathways for people from minority ethnic backgrounds in the UK, people with disabilities, those from underprivileged beginnings and those living beyond major sports industry centres like London. He discusses how his own experience has shaped his plans for the programme, the effects of phenomena like studied informality, and why diversity will lead to better quality work.

Livewire Sport's Pranav Soneji on encouraging greater diversity and wider opportunities in the industry