Global Esports Federation
| Abbrevation | GEF |
| Formation | 16 December 2019 |
| Headquarters | Singapore |
| President | Chris Chan |
| Website | https://www.globalesports.org/ |
The Global Esports Federation (GEF) is a global organisation based in Singapore. Its aim is to support esports potential and make efforts to save eco-system by utilizing technologies.
Objectives[edit]
The Federation’s five objectives are:
1.to provide relevant standards and guidelines to national esports federations;
2.to establish an athlete/player commission;
3.to convene and stage esports related events and programs;
4.to support the development of world class governance structure and guidelines for the GEF;
5.to create and stage the Global Esports Games (GEG).
Leaders and members[edit]
The federation is currently being led by Chris Chan(2020), the secretary-general of the Singapore National Olympic Council. Vice presidents include former secretary-general of the Chinese Olympic Cmmittee Wei Jizhong, former Olympian and NGU consultants founder Charmaine Crooks, and Tencent Holdings VP Cheng Wu. Initial board members include OverActive Media CEO Chris Overholt, British Esports Association CEO Chester King, AC Milan chief business officer Lorenzo Giorgetti, and Calypso Investment chief investment officer Adrian Lismore. On April 13, GEF announced two important personnel appointments: former International Olympic Committee consultant and head of protocol department Paul J. FOSTER as GEF chief operating officer, Sega Group President, JeSU Japan E-Sports Federation Hideki Okamura became New member of the GEF Executive Committee.
Partnerships[edit]
At the worldwide launch ceremony in Singapore on December 16, 2019, the GEF signed an agreement establishing Tencent as a Founding Global Partner.
Reference[edit]
https://www.herald.co.zw/global-esports-federation-make-key-appointments/
https://www.sportbusiness.com/news/tencent-backed-global-esports-federation-launches-in-singapore/
External links[edit]
https://www.globalesports.org/
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