Brisbane 2032

Our Emblems are more than symbols of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. They represent who we are, where we come from and where we’re going. The positive response to their launch is a powerful reminder of the excitement and opportunity building as we continue our journey towards 2032 and beyond. And this is just the beginning.

Our friends at Paralympics Australia are hiring! 🙌

Today, our inaugural CEO Cindy Hook announced her intention to pass the baton to a new CEO, having accomplished an incredible list of achievements over four years.   From building Brisbane 2032 from the ground up, designing our Games strategy and Vision, launching our brand and Emblems, driving early commercial momentum and so much more, Cindy has well and truly set Brisbane 2032 for ongoing momentum and success.   From all our team – and so many more – thank you Cindy for your leadership and legacies, and we wish you the very best.   Our delivery work continues, and we know Cindy will be proudly cheering alongside millions more when the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games arrive! https://lnkd.in/gQQjdrWh

Be part of the team delivering the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. We're currently seeking a Telecommunications Delivery Manager (Venue & Infrastructure) and a Manager, Security Planning to join our growing team. If you're passionate about delivering one of the world's biggest sporting events and helping shape the future of Queensland, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now via https://lnkd.in/dzPtb2n9 #BNEJobs (ID: A graphic reading "Join the Brisbane 2032 Team. Telecommunications Delivery Manager (Venue & Infrastructure) and Manager, Security Planning")

It was wonderful to be in Townsville last week for our #Brisbane2032 Board. Brisbane 2032 Board Directors Patrick Johnson OLY and Angie Ballard alongside CEO Cindy Hook for a visit to St Patrick's Catholic School – The Strand, where they met with students to talk all things Olympic and Paralympic Games. Hearing the students' questions, ideas and aspirations was a powerful reminder that our Games is about inspiring a generation and creating opportunities that will benefit communities right across Queensland for years to come. (ID: Cindy Hook, Angela Ballard and Patrick Johnson with the students at an assembly in the hall.)

It was fantastic to spend time in Sydney and Melbourne this past week, sharing the story of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Emblems and highlighting the opportunities the Games will create for businesses across Australia. These are cities that know the power of hosting a Games. This year marks 70 years since Melbourne 1956, the first Olympic Games held in Australia. Sydney 2000 followed, delivering Australia’s second Olympic Games and its first Paralympic Games. Now, the spotlight is turning to Queensland. But we can't do it alone. Brisbane 2032 belongs to all of Australia, and Sydney and Melbourne will play an important role as Co-Host cities on the road to 2032. As we prepare to welcome millions of visitors and a global audience of billions, opportunities across sectors will extend well beyond Queensland's borders. The Games are a chance to showcase not only Brisbane and Queensland, but the innovation, capability and creativity of our nation. The road to 2032 is well underway, and it's exciting to see businesses across the country eager to be part of the journey. (ID: 1. Brisbane 2032 Emblems on the big screen at Sydney Football Stadium, 2. Kieren Perkins and Madi de Rozario at Sydney Football Stadium, 3. Agostino Giramondo, Cathy Freeman AC, Al Vinney and Andrew Liveris AO at Committee for Melbourne event.)

One year ago, we launched our Games Supplier Portal to help businesses connect with opportunities on the road to the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Since then, the response from industry has been incredible. ✅ 3,759 Expressions of Interest received ✅ 1,822 unique businesses engaged ✅ 64% of businesses are SMEs ✅ 5.3% are First Nations-owned businesses  ✅ More than 2,450 Expressions of Interest from Queensland businesses The Games will create opportunities that extend well beyond sport by helping to showcase capability and drive economic benefits and opportunities for businesses across Queensland and Australia. Thank you to every business that has engaged with the portal over the past 12 months. #Brisbane2032 #Procurement

Step into our Emblems story, brought to life with light, sound and stunning visuals by Brisbane-based artist Georgie Pinn. (ID. Our Emblems are shown with light projected onto it and sound playing. The light projects images of water, land, flames and feathers.)

Now that our feathers have settled from our big milestone Emblems announcement, we want to take a moment to give a well-deserved THANK YOU. The Olympic and Paralympic Games are a team effort, and our Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partners and Premium Partner are an essential part of that team. 🙌 Your support has helped us reach this moment, and we couldn’t be more grateful. A million thanks for being on the journey with us! 🙏✨ #Brisbane2032

What a night! 🙌 The #Brisbane2032 Emblems are officially out in the world, and we couldn't have asked for a better way to celebrate. 🎉🩷💛 A huge thank you to our athletes, partners, stakeholders and community who joined us to mark this exciting moment. The enthusiasm for the journey ahead continues to inspire us. And as always, Brisbane put on an incredible show. 🤩 #Brisbane2032 #Olympics #Paralympics