Our role is not to replace financial advisors, architects, engineers, or contractors, each of whom plays a defined and necessary function within a PPP structure. Instead, Olympiados ensures that sport itself is defined, tested, and protected as a technical discipline, rather than treated as an assumption that can be adjusted later through operations or management. In practice, this means translating sporting intent into decisions that are measurable and defensible — whether that is validating whether a site can realistically support the intended sports, stress-testing usage assumptions before they enter a DPR, or ensuring that design and engineering choices align with how the facility will actually be used on a daily basis. By intervening at this stage, risks are surfaced early, when they are still manageable and inexpensive to correct. This advisory approach aligns closely with the direction of current PPP initiatives in sports, which increasingly recognise that early sport decisions determine long-term success far more than contractual structure alone. When sport intelligence is embedded early, both public authorities and concessionaires are better positioned to make informed choices, reduce downstream conflict, and deliver facilities that remain viable, usable, and relevant over time.