The International Olympic Committee, also known as IOC, a non-profit organization headquartered in Switzerland, was founded in 1894 and operates with approximately 1420 employees. The committee reported $650.0M in revenue as of 2025. It functions as the supreme authority of the Olympic Movement, primarily focusing on spectator sports.

2025 Revenue

Founded

1894

Headcount

1,801

Headquarters

Switzerland

Primary Segment

Spectator Sports

Ownership

Non-profit

Deployments

1

News Summary:

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced that the press accreditation process for the LA28 Games will begin with an expression of interest period for written press, photographers, and non-media rights-holding television and radio organizations between August 31 and October 23, 2026. Previously, on August 23, a delegation led by Bulgarian Olympic Committee (BOC) President Vesela Lecheva began a three-day official visit to the IOC headquarters in Lausanne, invited by IOC President Kirsty Coventry. Earlier, on August 11, JPMorgan Chase joined the IOC's Worldwide Olympic Partner program, becoming the first bank to hold that designation in Olympic history, with the partnership covering the Los Angeles 2028 and French Alps 2030 Olympic and Paralympic Games. On August 6, Dr. Michael O'Brien, an Australian postdoc researcher and hip-and-groin physiotherapist, became the first IOC visiting fellow hosted at the Steadman Philippon Research Institute (SPRI) through a joint program. This followed a World Broadcaster Meeting on July 27, where LA28 presented plans to approximately 270 participants, including over 150 broadcaster representatives from 44 Media Rights-Holders, detailing Games-time broadcast operations and planning milestones.

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