St. Louis CITY SC Partnership

WWT Partners With St. Louis CITY SC To Enhance the Affinity For Our Brand, Positively Impact Our Customers, Employees & Communities, & Influence the Fan Experience with Technology Solutions through in-stadium branding & TV Media, CITY Futures Cup, CITY Career Day, and our Mill Creek Valley sponsorship. 

CITY Career Day

World Wide Technology & CITY SC partnered with St. Louis Public Schools to host a career day at CITYPARK.  This interactive session was designed educate students on opportunities for professional careers in sports & technology outside of being an athlete. Students learned from experts around:

Producing a Match with the Broadcast Team

Creating a Media & PR Strategy for a Team​

Executing Match Day Operations​

Understanding How Technology Plays a Role in the Fan Experience 

World Wide Technology led a skillset identification workshop with all the students and spoke about internship opportunities as a pathway to gain real world experience for their professional careers!​

CITY Futures Cup

World Wide Technology focuses on building a culture of inclusivity.  In the context of St. Louis CITY SC, it refers to the efforts taken to ensure representation, fair treatment, inclusion, and a sense of belonging for young individuals with an interest in soccer, regardless of their race, gender, age, nationality, disability, or any other characteristic. 

CITY Futures Cup provides access to equipment, coaching & competition to underserved communities to ensure everyone has the opportunity to develop their skills both on and off the field.

Mill Creek Valley Gate

Gate D, located at the southwestern corner of CITYPARK, is the "World Wide Technology Gate," serving as a guidepost for fans entering the stadium on matchdays. This gate is located next to "Pillars of the Valley," a permanent art installation that honors St. Louis' historic Black neighborhood Mill Creek Valley. 

Pillars of the Valley honors and recognizes the 20,000 Black residents displaced from the once-thriving Mill Creek Valley neighborhood in the name of urban renewal in the 1950s.  WWT aims to raise awareness of the contribution that Mill Creek Valley made to the City of St. Louis for so many years.