2032 Olympics to Have Net-Zero Cost to Australia's Taxpayers: Liveris

The transcript covers a personal story about taking on the role of chairman for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. It discusses the planning and strategy involved in organizing the event, drawing on experiences from other Olympic committees. The speaker emphasizes the importance of planning and front-end loading in ensuring success. Financial goals are also addressed, with a focus on achieving net-zero cost to taxpayers and the need for significant fundraising efforts.

What was the speaker's wife's reaction to the offer of the Presidency for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics?

• She was indifferent about the offer.

• She encouraged him to accept the role.

• She was disappointed and wanted him to retire.

• She wanted him to negotiate for a better position.

Which aspect does the speaker emphasize as crucial for successful Olympic planning?

• Focusing only on the event day

• Spontaneous decision-making

• Front-end loading and early preparation

• Relying solely on government support

What is the primary source of revenue for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics?

• Broadcasting rights

• Ticket sales

• Government grants

• Merchandise sales

How much additional fundraising does the speaker need to achieve for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics?

• $1.0 billion

• $3.0 billion

• $1.7 billion

• $2.5 billion

What is the financial goal for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics in terms of taxpayer cost?

• To incur a small loss

• To make a significant profit

• To have a net-zero cost

• To break even