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25.01.2022 https://www.usef.org//press-releases/boyd-martin-tsetserle

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06.01.2022 https://www.insidethegames.biz//international-equestrian-f FEI to maintain digital development budget despite indoor season fears AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to Google Bookmark... Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to PrintShare to More Add comment By David Owen Thursday, 26 November 2020 The International Equestrian Federation will prepare a new long-range financial plan in the New Year FEI The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) is aiming to prepare a new long-range financial plan in the New Year, to be presented at Board level in June and to cover the next three-to-four years. Claude Praz, the federation's chief financial officer, made the disclosure in a commentary attached to a 2021 budget prepared for the body's recent online General Assembly. "Given that we are only six months into this pandemic, we feel it is important to see how things will develop after the winter to better assess adjustments to the FEI structure for the next three-to-four years," Praz wrote. As previously reported, the new budget projects a loss of CHF1.32 million (1.08 million/$1.43 million/1.2 million) for 2021. This would be after a loss of up to CHF8.23 million (6.78 million/$8.9 million/7.5 million) this year. As Praz explained, the major assumption made in the 2021 budget is that equestrian activities would "pick up again" in the spring, but that the 2020-2021 indoor season would be "difficultin light of the restrictions imposed for mass gathering competitions". Overall, the projection is currently for competitions at "60 per cent of a normal year for 2021". The 2020-2021 indoor season will face difficulties amid the pandemic Getty Images The 2020-2021 indoor season will face difficulties amid the pandemic Getty Images With the Olympics looking ever more likely to proceed next year, in some form, this has made for a total net revenue projection of CHF53.9 million (43.7 million/$58.2 million/49 million), very similar to the actual revenue of CHF54.4 million (44.1 million/$58.8 million/49.5 million) achieved in 2019. Praz also disclosed that the FEI's contract with Boehringer Ingleheim, the German pharmaceuticals company, expires in 2020, with "discussionsongoing for a renewal". He served notice that the federation was maintaining budgets for digital development, "as we see this being the area of future growth in this new media environment, concentrating on social media platformswhere we have seen a strong increase in traffic numbers the past two years". He went on: "The performance of our digital channels is also important to provide compensation in visibility for our commercial partners in a period with [fewer] live events. "We see also a growing interest from the International Olympic Committee for these figures."

02.01.2022 https://www.worldofshowjumping.com//The-Swiss-jumping-squa

01.01.2022 FEI PRESS RELEASE Lausanne (SUI), 10 November 2020 FEI Awards 2020 celebrate a decade of equestrian excellence If you had the chance to choose, who would be your favourites from the winners over the past decade of FEI Awards? ...Continue reading