La directora ejecutiva de British Eventing expone los desafíos financieros y el progreso de la temporada

Rosie Williams, directora ejecutiva de British Eventing, se ha referido a las continuas presiones financieras que afectan a este deporte, al tiempo que ha señalado resultados iniciales alentadores para la temporada actual.

Williams afirmó que British Eventing ha afrontado condiciones financieras difíciles, pero expresó una mayor confianza en la gestión actual de sus finanzas. Destacó la necesidad de generar reservas en lugar de obtener grandes beneficios y describió la viabilidad como un ejercicio constante de equilibrio para la organización, los organizadores de eventos y los participantes.

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