Super Technologies has officially joined the Atlantic Council as a strategic partner, marking a significant step in the company’s international engagement efforts.
The Atlantic Council is a globally recognised non-profit organisation that brings together leaders across sectors to address major challenges facing the international community.
As part of this new relationship, Super Technologies has become a founding partner of the Atlantic Council’s Power of Sports Center, a dedicated initiative focused on sports leadership.
The Power of Sports Center aims to bring together global sports leaders with the shared goal of improving sporting opportunities and development across all communities worldwide.
Super Technologies is a company operating across sport, technology, investment, and international markets, positioning it as a natural fit for this kind of cross-sector initiative.
Sacha Dragic, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Super Technologies, spoke directly about the significance of sport as a unifying force in global affairs.
Dragic said: “Sport is one of the few truly universal languages in the world. Our partnership with the Atlantic Council gives Super the opportunity to contribute to a broader international conversation about how sport can support dialogue, cooperation and development.”
He added further context on the company’s ambitions as a founding partner of the new centre and what Super Technologies hopes to achieve through the collaboration.
Dragic continued: “As a founding partner of the Power of Sports Center, we aim to bring our experience across sport, technology, investment and international markets to initiatives that can create meaningful and lasting impact.”
The founding partner status places Super Technologies among the leading organisations shaping the direction and mission of the Power of Sports Center from its earliest stages.
This kind of international partnership reflects a growing trend of technology and sports-focused companies seeking influence within major global policy and development conversations.
For the iGaming and broader sports-tech industry, the move signals that companies like Super Technologies are looking beyond commercial interests toward wider societal and developmental contributions.
The Atlantic Council partnership could open doors for Super Technologies to engage with governments, sporting bodies, and international organisations across multiple regions and markets.
