How to adapt to the future? International Olympic Committee President Coventry announces the establishment of four new working groups

According to the official website of the International Olympic Committee, on September 5, local time in Lausanne, Switzerland, International Olympic Committee President Coventry announced the establishment of four new working groups, which are responsible for the study of the Youth Olympic Games (Youth Olympic Games), Olympic project settings, women's project protection, and commercial cooperation and marketing fields. According to reports, these working groups are part of the International Olympic Committee's "adaptation to the future" process, and each group will be put into work as soon as possible. After taking office this year, Coventry exchanged with members of the International Olympic Committee and then communicated with honorary and honorary members. Based on extensive solicitation of opinions, Coventry launched a series of reforms with the theme of "Adapting to the Future", and the four newly established working groups are an important part of the reform process. Chairman Coventry said: “As part of the ‘Adaptation’ process, these working groups will help us achieve our goals as scheduled, providing key technical and professional support for these complex and important discussions, while adapting in areas that we believe are necessary to strengthen.” She added: “Consultation with all parties on ‘Adaptation’ is still ongoing, and these working groups will continue to receive feedback to ensure that all agree and that all recommendations are fully taken into account.” The previously established Future Olympic Hall Committee will continue to focus on optimizing the election process at the Olympic Hall. The newly established Youth Olympic Games working group will study the development potential and practical significance of the Youth Olympic Games and take over the selection of the venue for the 2030 Youth Olympic Games.

The Olympic Project Working Group will focus on the setting of sports events, and is committed to finding a balance between the scale of events, the relevance of sports events and sub-items, the integration of new sports events and sub-items, and may determine the way the Olympic events will be added and decreased through a clear and transparent process. In addition, the working group will also consider issues such as the feasibility of cross-border conversion of traditional sports in summer or winter, event schedules and sports event calendars. The Women's Project Protection Working Group will study how to best protect women's project groups, including the International Federation of Single Sports and relevant experts. In order to maintain the fairness of the working group and its work, the specific list of members will not be announced to the public at the moment. The

The Working Group on Business Cooperation and Marketing will examine the IOC's existing projects, platforms and systems, study its cooperation models with partners and how to achieve development to adapt to today's competitive market. The working group will also analyze the business models of other organizations and how new platforms are used, explore the adaptation potential of the IOC, and study how to further leverage the capabilities of Olympic broadcasting services companies and Olympic channels to create future revenue streams.