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EuroGames Munich - EuroGames 2004 München

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The international Pharma company Bristol-Myers Squibb, the second<br />

Silver-sponsor of the <strong>EuroGames</strong> from <strong>Munich</strong>, produces and sells in<br />

Germany amongst other things medicine against HIV/AIDS. Felicitas Zorn,<br />

Director PR & Communication, sees the activities of her company as a<br />

responsibility towards the community. “Responsibility towards society is part<br />

of the philosophy of the company. This is why B.M.S is active in numerous<br />

projects which help those affected, and supports initiatives for prevention and<br />

advice – for the rate of new infections with the HIV-Virus among<br />

homosexuals is increasing again. Thus we see the <strong>EuroGames</strong> as an<br />

important forum for providing information on HIV infection.”<br />

The Forum am Deutschen Museum also a Silver-Sponsor offers the<br />

location for the “Ladies Night Party”. In the Forum is also the art exhibition<br />

“<strong>Munich</strong> s’ports the rainbow – encounters without frontiers”. Head of<br />

Marketing, Martin Danner, enjoys being part of the cultural program: „We<br />

decided to support the <strong>EuroGames</strong> because we are interested in all events in<br />

<strong>Munich</strong> which have the potential of moving the inhabitants emotionally. We<br />

want, quite literally as a forum, to provide a platform for discussions and<br />

exchanges of views. For this reason we particularly enjoy being part of the<br />

cultural program of the <strong>EuroGames</strong>. We expect to gain publicity and also a<br />

wider opening of the Forum am Deutschen Museum – in the shape of<br />

reaching an expanded target group, but also as a place for exhibiting the<br />

plastic arts which has not up to now been taken note of in this way.“<br />

As Bronze-sponsors of the <strong>EuroGames</strong> do act the drinks company Granini,<br />

the Stadtwerke <strong>München</strong>, the Hotel-Restaurant Deutsche Eiche and the ITprovider<br />

Webport. Webport supports the Games by providing the IT for the<br />

tournament.<br />

Eckes-Granini, Nieder-Olm, would like to use the <strong>EuroGames</strong> to bring new<br />

products onto the market and provides fruit juices for the Rainbow Village.<br />

For area manager Volker Glück an ideal environment to position Granini.

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