Overview
As the nations from all parts of the globe converge in South Africa to experience one of
the most popular international events, the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the excitement is growing
and we must ensure that the sport facilities will realise our African World Cup dream.

The World Cup has been a catalyst and key driver for the refurbishing and development of
stadiums and sport facilities to comply with world class standards for the hosting of the
largest international event that will take place on the African continent.

While millions is being spent on the infrastructure, there has to be a strong emphasis on the
managing and maintenance of these facilities which will be showcased to the world. It means
that we will be positioned to host top class international events after 2010 and therefore we
must ensure that we have specialised expertise to ensure that these facilities provide lasting
benefits and continues to create value beyond 2010.

Facilities Management requires a multi-disciplinary approach with experience that includes
amongst others; property management, maintenance, utilities management, information and
communication technology.

Who should attend?
● Property Managers ● Facilities Managers
● Construction Managers ● Maintenance Managers
● LED Managers ● Town Planners
● City Managers ● Councillors
● Mayors ● Sport Administrators & Sport Managers
● Project Managers ● Electrical Engineers
● Energy Consultants ● Sponsors & Stakeholders
● Engineering Consultants ● Media & Advertising
● Safety & Security ● Stadium Managers
● Provincial Coordinators for 2010 ● Vendors
● Ticketing operators ● Emergency staff
● Decision-makers from South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa
 

Sponsorship & Branding opportunities: Available on request.
 

For further information please contact Anastasia Harmse email anastasia@businesszone.co.za