What does LAOOC stand for?

Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
Library Association of Ottawa-Hull (now Library Association of the National Capital Region; Canada) Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital (California) Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital Foundation (California) Laboratory Animal Occupational Health Program Large Artery Occlusive Infarction Localized Atomic Orbital Method Long-Acting Oral Nitrates Love and Other Near-Death Experiences (book by Mil Millignton) Long-Acting Oral or Ointment (nitrate therapy) Los Alamos Area Office (US Department of Energy)		Latin American Operations Line Art Object Placement System (freeware comic strip maker) Lubbock Association of Realtors Life Alliance Organ Recovery Agency (formerly the University of Miami Organ Procurement Organization; University of Miami School of Medicine; Florida) Los Angeles ORT Technical Institute (Los Angeles, CA) Laikos Orthodoxos Synagermos (Greek: Popular Orthodox Rally) Landslide At Orange State Lao American Organization of Students (University of Wisconsin-Madison; Madison, WI) Large Amplitude Oscillatory Shear Learning and Organising Service (UNISON; UK)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Thus, the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee was born, and the USOC also came aboard and assumed 60 percent of the risk or, as it turned out, the profit from the Games.

ANNIVERSARY GOOD AS GOLD BY TURNING PROFIT, L.A. PROVED IT COULD PUT ...

18 DAVID SIMON President Los Angeles Sports Council STARTED career on Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee in 1979, giving him wide recognition in the sports community.

Regional players whose impact shapes national games

Ultimately turning profits of close to $200 million, the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee had been criticized for encouraging few minority-owned firms to participate in the construction or rehabilitation of any Olympic sites.

Big slice of Olympic pie: ACOG officials claim record participation ...

In 1984, Mattman was selected by the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee and AT&T to provide the security for the 1984 Olympic Torch Relay.

Mattman Specialty Vehicles to Build Mobile Command Center for Los ...

In 1981, Harry Usher hired her as associate vice president of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee.

Another form of Olympic gold: Elizabeth Primrose-Smith, president of ...

Sanders, founding co-chair of Rebuild LA and lead counsel to the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee, are the featured panelists at a luncheon which explores how private wealth is taking on a deeper, more permanent role in the economic, social and ethical make-up of our society.

Buffett, Nazarian and Sanders to Discuss the Changing Role of Private ...

Usher is also the former executive vice president and general manager of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee, and a man credited by many for making the 1984 Olympics work.

The man who would be 'Mr. Establishment'

As associate vice president with the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee, Oliveau managed the corporate relations department which handled all of the 1984 Olympics' sponsors, suppliers and licensees.

Maidie Oliveau Appointed to Athens Olympics Arbitration Tribunal