Archive · 24 Jun 2025
TCL Celebrates Olympic Day with Donation and Global Campaign
TCL, a technology company, was honored at the Olympic Museum for giving smart devices.
The company's donation is to support sports and culture.
Top people from the Olympics like Thomas Bach and Kirsty Coventry were there.
TCL's donation fits with the Olympic spirit of working together.
TCL also saw Kirsty Coventry become the new head of the Olympics.
To celebrate Olympic Day, TCL launched a global campaign with social media activities to involve people around the world, encouraging physical activity.
This supports the Olympics' goal of getting everyone moving.
TCL was honored on the Donors' Wall at the Olympic Museum for its contributions of smart devices.
The unveiling ceremony was attended by IOC representatives, including President Thomas Bach and President-elect Kirsty Coventry.
TCL's donation aligns with the Olympic spirit of 'Faster, Higher, Stronger–Together'.
TCL witnessed Kirsty Coventry's inauguration as the 10th IOC President, marking a new chapter for the Olympic Movement.
TCL launched a global campaign for Olympic Day, featuring social media activations and a film connecting future host cities.
- Who
- TCL, IOC representatives including Thomas Bach and Kirsty Coventry.
- What
- TCL was honored at the Olympic Museum and launched a global campaign for Olympic Day.
- When
- The honor and campaign occurred around Olympic Day, June 22-23.
- Where
- Lausanne, Switzerland (Olympic Museum), with a global campaign.
- Why
- To celebrate Olympic Day, recognize TCL's contributions, and promote sports and culture.
- Event
- Olympic Day Celebration
- Location
- Olympic Museum, Lausanne, Switzerland
- Donor
- TCL
- IOC President
- Thomas Bach
- IOC President-elect
- Kirsty Coventry
- Campaign Theme
- Inspiring Greatness
Sources
Zimbabwean Olympic medallist Kirsty Coventry unveiled as IOC’s first female president
Gender quality, India's 2036 Olympics bid and more: New IOC chief Kirsty Coventry faces a tough road ahead
Coventry receives golden key as new IOC President