

"THE ONLY WAY TO DO GREAT WORK IS TO LOVE THE WORK YOU DO"
-Steve Jobs


HERE'S OUR STORY:
In 2005, after our Founder and CEO R.Sasikumar got rejected for all the jobs he applied for, he decided that "if I can't find a job, I will create one". That's how Red Card Global was started.
With just his credit card and a desk at a service office, Red Card started its operation and the first event we organised was the "Brazilian Beach Soccer Tournament" in December 2005.
Like they say, the rest is history.


This was the subsequent event we did in 2006 with some International teams.


WE EVEN WON INDUSTRY AWARDS ALONG THE WAY!
Our client Puma in Singapore trusted us with their 2010 World Cup Campaign with us and we displayed what can be achieved with a tiny budget. With us, it's never about the resources, it's always about how resourceful we can be.

WE EVEN BUILT OUR OWN RADIO STATION!
In a partnership with Talksports UK we acquired the audio rights for the English Premier League in Singapore. Through a licensing deal with Starhub, a Singapore telecommunications company we launched Red Card Sports Radio. It was a special day for us!
In a matter of 6 months we had almost 50,000 listeners on a weekly basis.



We even had Liverpool legend Michael Owen in the studio once!
We had to build our broadcast
studio from scratch
Day 1 of live broadcast in Singapore!
We even had Liverpool legend Michael Owen in the studio once!
We even had Liverpool legend Michael Owen in the studio once!


FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF MALAYSIA hired as their trusted consultants
WE PLAYED A KEY ROLE IN ONE OF ASIA'S LARGEST SPORTS MEDIA RIGHTS DEAL IN 2015.
In 2015, we had the privilege of consulting the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) on the commercialization and strategic growth of the country's professional football league. Our team played an instrumental role in shaping the league's commercial framework, providing valuable insights into the negotiation and structuring of key partnerships. This effort culminated in a landmark deal worth USD $450 million over a 15-year period.

