IMG Partners with 2014 World Firefighter Games

IMG Worldwide has partnered with the 2014 Los Angeles World Firefighters Games, discount which take place from August 15-24 2014. IMG will assist the Games with program implementation, providing competition management, operational resources and day-to-day event management.

The World Firefighter Games are one of the world’s largest participation sports competition that celebrate the camaraderie, heroism, fitness and spirit of fire fighters and rescue personnel from around the world. The Games are open to full time career Firefighters, part time and volunteer Firefighters; Wildland firefighters; Fire Chiefs; Emergency Service workers; Ambulance personnel; Paramedics; Military and Aviation Fire fighters; Petro-chemical Fire fighters; Support services personnel; and their direct family members.

The 2014 event is expected to feature over 10,000 competitors in more than 60 sports and activities. It will also include a social and entertainment program in the Los Angeles Convention Centre and Downton Los Angeles.

CEO and organizer of the 2014 World Firefighter Games, Greg Hough, said: “I am excited to be partnering with IMG as their expertise and experience will assist us in ensuring that firefighters and rescue personnel from around the world have an unmatched experience in LA.” The goal is to make sure that firefighters and their families have an incredible time, whether they are participating or giving their support to these outstanding competitors.”

“The World Firefighters Games are a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the achievements of fire fighters globally and strengthen the camaraderie amongst fire fighters, emergency services and first responders from around the world.”

IMG’s Chris Conrad added, “The World Firefighters Games is cementing itself as the iconic biennial sports and celebration event for firefighters and global responders around the world. The inclusive philosophy behind the Games and its drive to unite the fire and rescue community in its shared passion for saving people’s lives is the reason the event will continue to grow in popularity.”