SO Movement Meeting A n I nvitation to all SO “Owners” to join the SOI Board of Directors

1. SO Movement MeetingAn Invitation to all SO “Owners” to join the SOI Board of Directors • PyeongChang, Republic of Korea29 January, 2013

2. SOI Board of DirectorsMatthew WilliamsSOI Board Member • PyeongChang, Republic of Korea29 January, 2013

3. View the Members of the Board Cut and paste into your browser http://www.specialolympics.org/Korea_2013/Korea_Board_Meeting_Meet_the_Board_Members.aspx

4. State of Our MovementTimothy ShriverChairman & CEO • PyeongChang, Republic of Korea29 January, 2013

5. We are inspired by …Our Athletes Patrick Ndung’uMugure Floor Hockey Special Olympics Kenya

6. We are inspired by …Our Heroes Mickey Boutilier 1929 - 2012

7. We are inspired by …Our Heroes HRH Princess LallaAmina 1954 - 2012

8. We are inspired by…Our Plan

10. Advance Quality Sports & Competitions Strategic Plan 2015 goals:

11. Over 250,000 new athletes in 2011… showing us the way! Advance Quality Sports & Competitions Strategic Plan 2015 goals: Games leaders – shining a light on the Movement…

12. From Activity to Impact Individual Athlete Excellence Routine Training 30%

13. Build Communities Strategic Plan 2015 goals:

14. Family leaders transforming communities… Build Communities Strategic Plan 2015 goals: Youth leaders changing attitudes… Health leaders saving lives…

15. View the Clinton Global Initiative Video Cut and paste into your browser http://www.specialolympics.org/Korea_2013/Clinton_Global_Initiative_Clips.aspx

16. Connect Fans & Funds Strategic Plan 2015 goals:

17. Law enforcement at full speed… Connect Fans & Funds Ambassadors showcasing our story… Strategic Plan 2015 goals: Funders supporting every step in our journey…

18. View the Coca-Cola Ad for Korea Cut and paste into your browser http://www.specialolympics.org/Korea_2013/Board_of_Directors_Meeting-Coke_Ad_in_Korea.aspx

19. Develop Movement Leadership Strategic Plan 2015 goals:

20. Develop Movement Leadership Program Leaders improving what we do every day… Strategic Plan 2015 goals:

21. Establish Sustainable Capabilities Strategic Plan 2015 goals:

22. Continuing Challenges… • Adapting to the realities of the Developing World

23. Continuing Challenges… • Special Olympics athletes and percentages in the Developing World: • 2000: 150,000 – 15% • 2010: 2,328,000 – 63% • 2020: ??

24. From Activity to Impact Healthy Communities Health Screenings Follow-up care Locally relevant

25. Continuing Challenges… • Adapting to the realities of the Developing World • Scaling the sports & fitness experience in the Digital Age

26. The Power of “And” 7B PEOPLE 200M PEOPLE WITH ID 200M PEOPLE WITH ID + 4M PEOPLE WITH ID REACHED THROUGH SOI 4M PEOPLE WITH ID REACHED THROUGH SOI REMOVE BARRIERS (IN PERCEPTION/EXPERIENCE) SERVE THE ID POPULATION

27. View the Athlete Training App Video Cut and paste into your browser http://www.specialolympics.org/Korea_2013/Sports_Training_App.aspx

28. Continuing Challenges… • Adapting to the realities of the Developing World • Scaling the sports & fitness experience in the Digital Age • Gaining importance among Global Leaders

29. Government: “There’s a lot more to it than that.” From Activity to Impact Sustainable Government Partnerships Photo Opportunities

30. Continuing Challenges… • Adapting to the realities of the Developing World • Scaling the sports & fitness experience in the Digital Age • Gaining importance among Global Leaders • Managing the explosive potential of Unified Sports

31. From Activity to Impact Play Unified, Live Unified Community-Based Sports BUILD A UNIFIED GENERATION (open the doors) Project Unify in every Program by 2023

32. Continuing Challenges… • Adapting to the realities of the Developing World • Scaling the sports & fitness experience in the Digital Age • Gaining importance among Global Leaders • Managing the explosive potential of Unified Sports • Engaging the members of our global Movement

33. Our Data Challenge • Athletes: 4,000,000+ • Coaches & Volunteers: 1,100,000+ • Global Database: 0

34. From Activity to Impact Connection Through Digital Sharing PR & Awareness

35. Continuing Challenges… • Adapting to the realities of the Developing World • Scaling the sports & fitness experience in the Digital Age • Gaining importance among Global Leaders • Managing the explosive potential of Unified Sports • Engaging the members of our global Movement • Fighting fear and bigotry across the world

36. From Activity to Impact… People with intellectual disabilities cannot boast a great success story around the world. Most live in poverty. Most are denied education. Most are unemployed. Most are lonely and shunned. If they were a nation, they would be 200 million people and the world's poorest. Their revolution still awaits.

37. …but we will succeed! “We had some falls but we are not discouraged, we continued after them with even stronger speed.” Josip AdŽaip, Athlete, Bosnia

38. Owner’s ForumOpen Session • PyeongChang, Republic of Korea29 January, 2013

39. Your thoughts? • What are the most urgent issues we face? • How can we respond to them? • What is the future of World and National Games? • Is the strategic plan on target?

40. Presentation to Matt WilliamsSOI Board MemberTim Shriver • PyeongChang, Republic of Korea29 January, 2013

41. 2013 GOC Recognition • PyeongChang, Republic of Korea29 January, 2013

42. 2013 Games Organizing Committee

43. Thanks! • PyeongChang, Republic of Korea29 January, 2013