CBDEL's stand next to the Brazilian department of sport in Casa Brazil in the Olympic village |
The Confederação
Brasileira do Desporto Eletrônico (CBDEL) fully understands
the importance off working with all stakeholders.
CBDEL continually interacts with government, the Brazilian Olympic Committee, its membership and the public.
Thus CBDEL, through the kind offices of the Brazilian department of sport, were allowed to man a stand within Casa Brazil in the Olympic village.
CBDEL continually interacts with government, the Brazilian Olympic Committee, its membership and the public.
Thus CBDEL, through the kind offices of the Brazilian department of sport, were allowed to man a stand within Casa Brazil in the Olympic village.
During
the Olympic Games, interest in eSports was outstanding, and the CBDEL
officials were swamped with interest.
Young
Leonardo Ribas, who was recently selected to represent Brazil on
IeSF's Athlete's
Commission) and Kathleen
Rossi Cossi (who, in May 2016 earned IeSf's
International Referee accreditation) were both there helping
the other committed athletes explain, encourage and demonstrate
esports to fascinated crowds of other athletes and members of the
public.
Wherever
you looked in the stand IeSF's logo and branding is clearly
visible.
The pride that CBDEL has of its affiliation to IeSF is palpable.
The pride that CBDEL has of its affiliation to IeSF is palpable.
The
long-term benefits of the stand in Casa Brazil are hard to predict,
but one thing is certain, eSports is in very good hands in Brazil.
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