The International Esports Federation marked the first 100 days of its current leadership by holding an Extraordinary General Meeting and implementing a series of governance, financial and institutional developments aimed at strengthening the federation’s stability and transparency.
At the Extraordinary General Meeting 2026, member federations approved the audited financial reports, further strengthening confidence in IESF’s financial oversight and accountability.
The EGM also introduced updates to the federation’s voting system, designed to enhance the integrity and improve the governance processes.
On the same day, IESF held the fourth Board Meeting in Budapest, Hungary. The in-person meeting allowed Board Members to align strategic priorities for the next 100 days and review governance initiatives aimed at strengthening the federation’s operational framework.
Since the election of the new leadership, the President and the Board have focused on reinforcing the federation’s financial framework and restoring confidence among member federations through improved transparency and accountability measures.
During EGM26, IESF also launched its new official membership platform and the new IESF competition platform. Developed to support national federations in their day-to-day operations, the platforms aim to simplify administrative processes, improve communication and provide a structured environment for managing competitions and federation activities.
These measures reflect the federation’s continued commitment to strengthening democratic governance, financial stability and institutional responsibility across the World of Esports.
As IESF continues its efforts to support national federations and advance esports within the international sports framework, the first 100 days of leadership represent an important step in reinforcing the federation’s institutional foundations.
