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 As one of the leading sports authorities in Malaysia, and by virtue of its relationship with the International Olympic Committee, the Olympic Council of Malaysia exists to develop and protect the Olympic Movement and to promote the Olympic spirit through sport in Malaysia. The Olympic Council of Malaysia also acts as the co-ordinating body for all sporting organisations in Malaysia, and is responsible for the development of sport at both the elite and mass participation level. In terms of major international sporting events, the Olympic Council of Malaysia has the privilege of selecting and entering athletes to compete in the Olympic Games, Asian Games, SEA Games and Commonwealth Games. The Olympic Council of Malaysia’s membership comprises the National Sport Associations (NSAs) of Malaysia, which are recognised by their respective international sports federations as the sole governing body of their respective sports in Malaysia. The Olympic Council of Malaysia provides a range of regular services to its members, in the form of advice and assistance, the selection of participants to attend courses, seminars and overseas study tours, and the planning and organisation of multi-sports coaching courses, educational seminars and specialist sports and sports business conferences. |
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 Wharf House is a Singapore-based international sports rights agency, specialising in both event management and the creation and monetisation of sophisticated commercial rights structures. Wharf House enjoys an extensive network of projects and business alliances throughout the Asian region and, through its Swiss office, in Europe. Wharf House has been appointed by FIFA to oversee the delivery of the football tournament of the 2010 Singapore Youth Olympic Games and is involved in the delivery and commercialisation of many international sports properties, including the AFC Asian Cup. Through its European office, Wharf House has recently played an integral role in the creation and structuring of the new IAAF Diamond League (which will include Asian meetings in Shanghai and Doha), scheduled to be launched in 2010. |
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 Having celebrated more than a decade in business, SAI continues to play a prominent role in the Malaysian and international sports business communities. SAI’s core business focuses on providing first-class services to sports bodies, ranging from marketing and event management to web and graphic design. With its wealth of marketing experience, SAI specialises in providing turnkey solutions whilst continuously adapting to new and innovative technology and concepts. SAI is recognised for its high quality event delivery capabilities and enjoys established relationships with a large stable of major corporates, often providing a bridge between the private and governmental sectors. SAI’s committed and dynamic team brings with it a huge reservoir of talent and experience in a multitude of professional fields, including consultancy, event management, advertising, marketing, public relations, sports marketing and training. This creative and energised team continuously strives to maximise each client’s profitability, exposure and image through a hands-on management style. |
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