Sport
Events
Making things happen while the world watches
We know from experience that producing events on the global stage is more like running a marathon than a sprint. To succeed, you need an elite team of industry leaders who have the passion, endurance, determination, and global network to execute the game plan under pressure.
By delivering seamless, world-class events, our goal is not only to shape unforgettable experiences for visitors but also to contribute to events that make history, leaving a positive legacy for the communities and industries we serve.
Krasnoyarsk, a Russian Siberian city, hosted the 2019 Winter Universiade, offering athletes a true "…
The Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games (GC2018) were held in Gold Coast, Australia, from April 4 to …
The World Masters Games is the largest multi-sport event globally, surpassing even the Olympic Games…
The Southeast Asian Games returned to Singapore for the fourth time in 2015, coinciding with the nat…
The 2015 World Cup involved twenty rugby nations competing across thirteen match venues in England a…
The XX Commonwealth Games in Glasgow was the largest multi-sport event ever held in Scotland. With o…
Held in the Province of Trento (Trentino), Italy in December 2013, the Universiade or ‘World Univers…
When the Australian Football League (AFL) returned to Kia Oval in London in 2012 for the first time …
The London 2012 Olympics showcased world-class athleticism and united a global audience in a celebra…
In February 2010, more than five thousand (5000) athletes and officials took part in the XXI Olympic…
2007 marked the first time the event was held in the Caribbean. Played across eight (8) competition …
The 2006 Doha Asian Games was a landmark event in the Asian calendar and its success set the new ben…
The largest sporting event to be held in Victoria since the 1956 Summer Olympics and largest multi-s…
In the summer of 2005, over 3,500 athletes and officials from 63 nations gathered for the second Dea…
In late 2004 the City of Greater Bendigo played host to the youth of the Commonwealth for the II Com…
In May 2004, the world’s best track cyclists competed at the eleven thousand (11000) seat capacity V…
In October and November 2003, 20 nations competed for the for the Rugby World Cup. Forty-eight match…
The Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games at its time were the largest Commonwealth Games ever held and…
The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games remains a benchmark for host cities and event organizers in staging ma…
Frequently Asked Questions
EPG delivers planning and operations for a wide range of sporting events—from international tournaments and multi-sport games to single sport championships and community events.
We provide comprehensive support including venue operations, logistics, crowd management, overlay and infrastructure, workforce planning, spectator services, visitor experience and security coordination.
Our team develops detailed venue readiness plans, functional area coordination, and real-time event day operations to ensure venues operate safely, efficiently, and on time.
Yes. We manage athlete flow, accreditation, media zones, mixed zones, VIP protocols, and access control to ensure seamless movement and secure operations for all stakeholders.
We plan end-to-end visitor journeys, including transport access, signage, seating plans, mobility and accessibility, and crowd flow to ensure an engaging and safe fan experience.
Ideally, EPG should be engaged 5+ years before the event to allow for comprehensive planning, testing, stakeholder alignment, and infrastructure mobilization.
