Attachment Exhibit C for Regular Meeting held May 22, 2018 12:00pm at SEA

Exhibit C

Minutes Exhibit C
Port Commission Regular Meeting
of May 22, 2018
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Seattle will host the 2018 Special Olympics USA
Gamesa weeklong event that brings together talented
athletes, community leaders and corporate partners.
The Seattle region will be buzzing with talent and
supporters. Approximately 3,000 athletes will compete,
with an estimated 60,000 attendees. All that activity adds
up! The total economic impact of the event is projected
to be $76.4 million.

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2018 Special Olympics USA Games
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EVENT OVERVIEW
The 2018 Special Olympics USA Games will be the most
signicant sporting event in Seattle since the 1990 Goodwill
Games and leave behind an impactful legacy. The event will:

. Showcase awe-inspiring abilities of thousands of athletes
with intellectual disabilities
0 Promote ideals of acceptance and inclusion through sport

0 Celebrate the transformative power ofSpecial Olympics
The 2018 USA Games represent an unprecedented opportunity
for corporate partners to align with a flagship event of the
Special Olympics movement that will change hearts and minds in
the greater Seattle area and throughout the nation. Corporate
partners can engage employees as volunteers and leaders,
increase brand awareness, and be recognized as game-changers
in the creation of inclusive communities.

"For that week, we will show not only the country, but the
world, that Seattle is a model for a city of inclusion."
Brad Smith, President and Chief Legal Officer of Microsoft
20 78 USA Games Honorary Board Chair

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP LEVELS

Premier Presenting $2,500,000
Platinum starting at $1,000,000
Gold Medal starting at $500,000
Silver Medal starting at $250,000
Bronze Medal starting at $100,000
2018 Champions Club $20,018 +

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SPECIAL EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

LAW ENFORCEMENT TORCH RUN FINAL LEG I June 28-July 1
Law enforcement from across the nation carry the Special Olympics
Flame of Hope that will light the cauldron at Opening Ceremony

WELCOME DAY | June 29-30 | SeaTac International Airport
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Thousands of fans welcome the athletes and delegates
USA GAMES
SEATTLE 2018
OPENING CEREMONY | July 1 | Husky Stadium
IQThe grand kickoff! Parade of Athletes, star power entertainment plus the lighting of the Special Olympics Cauldron to open the Games
FUTURE OF INCLUSION FORUM I July 2
PARTICIPANTS
Leadership forum showcasing how inclusive communities make our
society healthier, stronger and more productive
4,000 Athletes and Coaches
10,000 Volunteers
SPECIAL OLYMPICS TOWN I July 1-5 | Husky Union Building
10,000 Families and Friends Entertainment and activities createdjust for the athletes
70,000 + Spectators
FAN ZONE | July 1-6 I Husky Stadium North Plaza
COMPETITION VENUES Live music, exhibits, and activities entertain athletes and spectators
around Opening Ceremony and competitions
University of Washington
Seattle University
HEALTHY ATHLETES | July 1-6 | Husky Union Building
Seattle Pacic University Volunteer health professionals provide free, critical health screenings
King County Aquatic Center and educational sessions for athletes
Willows Run Golf Complex
Federal Way Celebration Park YOUNG ATHLETES FESTIVAL I July 2-3 I Seattle Center I
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Angle Lake, SeaTac A celebration of sports, activities, and inclusion for the next generation
of athletes, ages 2 to 7, with resources and guidance for the parents.
COMPETITION SPORTS All families welcome!
Athletics, Basketball, Bocce, Bowling, YOUTH LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE I July 2-5
Flag Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Young adults with and without intellectual disabilities convene to learn
Powerlifting, Soccer, Softball, skills, volunteer and build more inclusive communities
Stand Up Paddle Boarding, Swimming,
Tennis, and Volleyball UNIFIED SPORTS EXPERIENCES I July 2-3 I Competition Venues
Volunteers, sponsor employees, families, and friends invited to break
BRONZE PARTNERS down barriers, promote inclusion, and have fun by trying their hand at
Special Olympics Unified Sports
Alaska Airlines, Hasbro, Midwest
Trophy, MTR Western, Nordstrom, ATHLETE INDEPENDENCE DAY I July 4 I Husky Stadium
Parametrix, Seattle Sheraton, Athletes and delegates celebrate the Fourth with an old-fashioned
Tommy Hilfiger American BBQ and dance party

CLOSING CEREMONY | July 6| Lake Union Park
Culmination and celebration of the 2018 USA Games. Families, fans
and volunteers invited to congratulate athletes and bid them farewell.
Professional Sports Partners

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