POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation
POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation
POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation
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y the organising committee’s revenue head. Clearly identify<br />
companies which are likely to come in as sponsors (large<br />
advertisers) and those companies who will only be able to<br />
afford a licensing option. Where there is a conflict of interest,<br />
i.e., the likely sponsor is in a similar line of business as the target<br />
licensee company, the sponsor company or companies should<br />
be approached quickly and a go/no-go from them will decide<br />
whether the likely licensee companies should be approached<br />
or not. This activity can be done in parallel – often the availability<br />
of a likely licensee will spur quicker decision making from a<br />
larger sponsor target.<br />
• For a one-off event like Delhi 2010, as opposed to annual<br />
events like the immensely successful cricket IPL, it is<br />
better to engage an established multi product retail chain<br />
for both merchandise procurement and sales. They have<br />
established lines of product supply and can easily produce<br />
branded merchandise from their existing roster of<br />
vendors. Further, organised retail would have allowed the<br />
OC CWG Delhi 2010 to track sales through bar-coding<br />
and revenue streams can be derived from a percentage of<br />
turnover of the items sold.<br />
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION<br />
The Office Administration FA was responsible for<br />
developing and maintaining the office infrastructure to<br />
ensure all in-house operational requirements were available<br />
to support the needs of the OC CWG Delhi 2010, including<br />
providing administrative support services to the OC CWG<br />
Delhi 2010 for ensuring smooth functioning of the various<br />
functions throughout their operation.<br />
The FA, in coordination with the Security FA, developed<br />
and implemented strategies for heightened access control<br />
of visitors and vehicles at the OC CWG Delhi 2010<br />
headquarters; supported new joinees which included some<br />
very senior officials who were deputed by GoI and various<br />
state departments by providing workspaces and cabins to<br />
facilitate their smooth functioning; and arranged adequate<br />
travel modes and accommodation for a variety of stakeholders<br />
and consultants in addition to senior officers.<br />
As the OC CWG Delhi 2010 grew in terms of manpower<br />
being deployed for various roles, the assets being purchased were<br />
administered and tracked by implementing an Asset Control<br />
Methodology and Database. One of the prime responsibilities of<br />
the FA was to support the decommissioning exercise which had<br />
to be carefully managed with the Exit management process of<br />
all OC CWG Delhi 2010 employees. The exercise included the<br />
surrender of the <strong>Games</strong> Headquarters back to the NDMC in a<br />
step by step process to allow all functionaries to work towards<br />
closure.<br />
Recommendations<br />
• Future predictions and forecasting is a key to the success<br />
of Administration FA<br />
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