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Tennis star Navratilova to speak at Advantage
Tennis star Martina Navratilova is to speak at the Advantage Conference from May 14-18 at the Conrad hotel in Dubai.
Navratilova has won more tournament titles than anyone else in tennis history, totalling 167 singles titles and 177 doubles titles.
She will be sharing her secrets on the key to being a champion, and talking about her life and her role as an influential advocate for women’s issues, children, animal welfare and the environment.
Colin O’Neill, business development director at Advantage, said: "Martina has achieved so consistently over the course of a long and illustrious career, I think she will have interesting observations and opinions that will be relevant to almost all our delegates."
Navratilova still competes on the Legends Tennis Tour, commentates for the BBC and BT Sport and is a successful author of thrillers.
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