Coca-Cola www.coca-cola.com As the Olympic Movement's longest continuous corporate supporter, The Coca-Cola Company is a Worldwide Olympic Partner and proud to be the Official Non-alcoholic Beverage Sponsor of the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games. Coca-Cola and other products of The Coca-Cola Company such as Heaven and Earth Teas and Minute Maid Juices, will refresh athletes, volunteers, officials, members of the media and spectators during the Youth Olympic Games. 
Acer www.acer.com Acer is a Worldwide Partner in the Computer Hardware category. Acer’s support of the Olympics Games includes the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver and the London 2012 Olympic Games. For more than thirty years, Acer has constantly pursued the goal of breaking the barriers between people and technology. The result? Acer now ranks as the world's No. 3 PC vendor and No. 2 for notebooks. The successful mergers of Gateway and Packard Bell complete the company’s global footprint by strengthening its presence in the US, and enhancing its strong position in Europe. Acer Group employs 6,000 people worldwide and its revenue in 2008 reached $16.85 billion USD. 
Atos Origin www.atosorigin.com Atos Origin is an international IT services company. Its business is Turning Client Vision into Results through the application of consulting, systems integration and managed operations. The company’s annual revenues are EUR 5.5 billion and it employs over 50,000 people in 40 countries. 
Atos Origin will provide the key IT systems for the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games and is the lead system integrator for the Games. It will be responsible for designing, building and operating the IT systems that are critical for the smooth and secure operation of the Games. Atos Origin is the Worldwide IT Partner for the Olympic Games. The Atos Origin contract with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is the world’s largest sports related IT contract covering the Games at Athens 2004, Torino 2006, Beijing 2008, Vancouver 2010 and London 2012. As the system integrator, Atos Origin is responsible for the Design, Build and Operation of the IT infrastructure for Olympic Games. Atos Origin integrates, manages and secures the vast IT system that relays results, events and athlete information to spectators and media around the world.
GE www.ge.com GE is a Worldwide Partner and a provider of a number of product categories, including: Energy Power Generation and Distribution Systems, Appliances, Lighting Solutions, Security Equipment and Systems, Water Treatment Facilities and Services, Transportation Systems, Aircraft Engines, Equipment and Transportation Management, and Medical Imaging Equipment. 
McDonald's www.mcdonalds.com McDonald's became an official sponsor of the Olympic Games in 1976 and has a long-standing commitment to the Olympic Movement. At the 1968 Olympic Winter Games, McDonald's airlifted hamburgers to US athletes competing in Grenoble, France who reported they were homesick for McDonald's food. Since then, the company has served its menu of choice and variety to millions of athletes, their families and fans. 
McDonald's TOP sponsorship will continue through the 2012 Games. McDonald's is the leading global foodservice retailer with approximately 32,000 local restaurants in more than 100 countries, employing 1.6 million people, and serving 58 million customers worldwide every day.
Omega www.omegawatches.ch Omega is the Official Timekeeper of the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games. Since 1932, Omega has delivered the timekeeping and official results at 23 Olympic Games. Omega will be the Official Timekeeper of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games and London 2012 Olympic Games. It ensures the accuracy of timing, scoring and competition results, and that results are delivered promptly to the public at the venues and through TV broadcast, print and online media to audiences around the world. 
Panasonic www.panasonic.com Panasonic provides the Olympic Games with state-of-the-art digital audio/video equipment, such as flat screen televisions, digital video cameras, DVD recorders and professional audio/video equipment. 
Panasonic's technology plays a vital role in delivering the sights, sounds and unique excitement of the Olympic Games -- from the field of play to Games spectators, through its large on-site video screens and professional audio systems, and to people around the world, through broadcasting, with its digital broadcast equipment. Panasonic’s exclusive product category is Audio, Digital Cameras, Television and Video equipment.
Samsung www.samsung.com Samsung’s involvement with the Olympic Games began in 1988, when it became a local sponsor for the Seoul 1988 Olympic Summer Games. In 1997, the company then became a member of The Olympic Partner (TOP) Programme, Worldwide Olympic Partner in the wireless communications equipment category, continuing its contribution to the Olympic Movement for six consecutive Olympic Games. Through its advanced wireless telecommunication technology and products, Samsung is recognized for providing the Games with crucial, real-time information service in support of the world's largest sporting event. Samsung is proud to carry on its Olympic partnership through the 2016 Olympic Games. 
Visa www.corporate.visa.com Visa is a worldwide Olympic sponsor, and the exclusive card and the official payment system of the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games. Since 1986, Visa’s commitment to the Olympic and Paralympic Games, national teams and individual athletes has been an important factor in ensuring the continuance and success of the Games and helping to fulfill the dreams of the thousands of athletes who participate. Visa Inc. operates the world's largest retail electronic payments network providing processing services and payment product platforms. 
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