The FIFA World Cup 26™ will mark the first time that the tournament features 48 teams and will be hosted by three countries: Canada, Mexico, and the United States. This new format redefines excellence, generating unique opportunities for greater participation and engagement from fans and players in North America and all over the world. Volunteers are at the heart of FIFA events, impacting all that experience the Tournaments, and represents a critical component to the successful delivery of FIFA World Cup 2026™. As football unites the world, the Volunteer Program provides a unique opportunity to unite and connect with individuals and communities across North America.
Under the guidance of the Senior Team Facilities Manager (USA) and Team Services Lead (Zurich) and working alongside the wider Team Services team and other tournament functional areas, the Team Special Facilities Projects Manager is responsible for coordinating the specific projects related to teams and referees for the FIFA World Cup 26 as well as the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™ in the three host countries.
Reporting organisationally to the Head of Access Management, the Manager, Access Management Briefing & Reporting will be a key member of the FIFA26 Access Management team. They will be responsible for providing a range of tools and reports to assist in the planning of the FWC2026 at all stadiums. Such tools and reports will include:
Reporting organisationally to the Ticketing Customer Relationship Senior Manager , the Ticketing FIFA Football Community Customer Care Manager will help serve Ticketing and Hospitality efforts for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ that for the first time ever, is hosting 48 teams and 1,200+ players across 3 countries and 16 venues. This role will be responsible for planning and management of the customer care strategies and processes for Group Sales Customers to specifically fulfil all FIFA Football Community ticketing requirements and ensure a smooth and successful ticketing operation for these key FIFA stakeholders. The Customer Care Manager must ensure compliance with the applicable sales strategy and the FIFA ticketing requirements, policies and regulations whilst providing support to all FIFA Football Community Entities with ticketing enquiries. Focuses particularly on the delivery of effective ticketing customer care for the FIFA World Cup 2026™.
Volunteers are at the heart of all FIFA events, impacting all that experience the Tournaments, and represents a critical component to the successful delivery of FCWC2025 and FWC2026. As football unites the world, the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Volunteer Program provides a unique opportunity to unite and connect with individuals and communities across North America. Like in all FIFA Tournaments, Volunteers will become the ‘face’ of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ enhancing the profile, reputation and appeal of football, FIFA, and Host Cities on a global stage. The Volunteer Program will be a driver to help achieve strategic tournament objectives alongside acting as a vehicle for positive social change, by helping strengthen social connections, increase in civic pride, employment & skills, and creating a movement to sustain and grow volunteering across Host Cities.
Reporting organisationally to the Executive Director of Workforce, the Office Receptionist will be a key member of the FIFA26 Miami Office, and work in close collaboration with the Administration team. and other key individuals responsible for delivering administration services to the Miami office for various teams.
Sitting within the People, Technology & Operations Division, the Language Centre aims to deliver the most engaging, innovative and accessible World Cup experience for all athletes, fans, partners and the community.
Sitting within the People, Technology & Operations Division, the Language Centre aims to deliver the most engaging, innovative and accessible World Cup experience for all athletes, fans, partners and the community.