We are LA28, celebrating the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles. 

Sports

LA28

This department is responsible for managing services and operations related to national Olympic and Paralympic committees.

NCS Operations

This department focuses on the planning, management, and operational support of event venues to ensure successful execution of events.

Venue Development

This department provides strategic oversight and guidance to the organization.

Governance Council

The Leadership Team at LA28 is responsible for guiding the overall vision and strategic direction of the organization as it prepares for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. This diverse group of executives collaborates across various functions, including operations, marketing, finance, and security, to ensure the successful delivery of the Games while maximizing community engagement and fostering strong partnerships. Their collective expertise drives initiatives that enhance athlete experiences and create a lasting legacy for Los Angeles.

Leadership Team

The Finance and Operations team at LA28 is responsible for overseeing the financial health and operational efficiency of the organization leading up to the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. This includes strategic financial planning, budget management, and financial analysis to support decision-making, as well as coordinating cross-functional operations to ensure seamless execution of events and initiatives. The team works collaboratively to align resources, optimize processes, and drive revenue through strategic partnerships and ticketing strategies.

Finance and Operations

This department focuses on overseeing the organization, promotion, and execution of various sports programs and competitions.

Sports Management

This department focuses on managing client relationships and providing sales support for various services.

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Venue Development

Governance Council

Leadership Team

Finance and Operations

Sports Management

Client Sales and Service