2014 will be an eventful year for sporting events. Besides the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi in February, Brazil will welcome the FIFA World Cup in June and July. In 2016, Brazil will again be under the spotlights as they set to host the Summer Olympic Games.
These worldwide events can be considered an important catalyst for the host country and it should help Brazil. Belonging to the emerging countries (BRICS), Brazil is developing itself in the sporting, economic, social and environmental fields. A significant improvement is also to be expected in facilities, education, and tourism promotion thanks to the positive and dynamic image given by the country worldwide.
However, the results of such major sporting events are never guaranteed and therefore the legacy is always a theme of discussion, notably because of the costs incurred. It is true that some countries have been able to deal with legacy better than others and for this reason CIES has decided to host this round table and gather experts just before the FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Olympics. This conference will allow everyone to better understand this challenge and its related issues, as well as the real legacy to these two major Brazilian competitions.
Speakers:
Date and time: Tuesday, May 6, 2014 (Doors open at 18h00)
Registration required at: [email protected] (Free Event), deadline Monday 5th May 2014
Location: Expo Beaulieu Lausanne, Lausanne Room
Programme:
18h30-18h35 Welcome Message: Jean-Philippe Rochat Atty, Chairman of the Board of Directors of MCH Beaulieu Lausanne SA and Vice President of Swiss-Ski
18h35-18h45 Legacy of major sporting events : Current situation
18h45-19h45 Round Table – Moderator : Denis Oswald
19h45-20h15 Questions by the public
20h15 Official Opening of WISE (First International Convention of Careers in Sports). In the presence of Philippe Leuba State Councillor and Marc Vuilleumier Municipal Representative
20h30 Complimentary Cocktail
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