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Smart Cities & Sport Summit 2017 Smart Cities & Sport Summit 2017 - Participants Last name First name Title Company City Country Allen James Responsible for the legacy of sport events Canadian government Montréal CANADA Angelini Luigi Member of the board of directions Wellness foundation Cesena ITALY Barrette Hélène Communication advisor Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Bauer Eleonora Citizenship Development Secretary´s Chief of Staff Buenos Aires Martinez ARGENTINA Baumann Wolfgang Secretary General TAFISA Frankfurt am Main GERMANY Beauchesne Jean Marc Manager, The Fit Stop City of Summerside Summerside CANADA Beis Dimitrios (Jim) Member of Montréal Executive Committee, Responsible for Sports and Recreation Ville de Montréal Montréal CANADA Bélanger Catherine Planning advisor, Direction des sports et de l'activité physique Ville de Montréal Montréal CANADA Boucher Dany Director of Maintenance and event support Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Bourdon Michel Vice President, Sales and Convention Services Tourisme Montréal Montréal CANADA Braga Tania Head of Legacy International Olympic Committee Lausanne SWITZERLAND Bremer Ronna Director, Partnerships & Event Strategy City of Edmonton Edmonton CANADA Breton Olivier Project Manager Tourisme Montréal Montréal CANADA Brian Mulhall Director of Operations Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Brochu Alain Director of Protection of infrastructure, monitoring and event logistics Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Bruce Aaron Acting Director of Sport & Games Canada Games Council Ottawa CANADA Brunelle Charles-Mathieu Director Espace pour la vie - Ville de Montréal Montréal CANADA Burton Rick Professor of Sport Management at Syracuse University Syracuse Syracuse UNITED STATES Cannon Cindy Director of the Office of the President / Chief Executive Officer of Investissement Québec Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Castro Gwendoline Director of events and congress department Lausanne Tourisme Lausanne SWITZERLAND Chan Chris Secretary General Singapore National Olympic Council Singapore SINGAPORE Chanyoung Park Head of Intl' Cooperation Team Gangneung city hall Gangneung KOREA, REPUBLIC OF Charbonneau Jo-Annie Deputy Director and Legal Counsel WTS Montreal Montreal CANADA Christenson Pat President of Las Vegas Events Las Vegas Las Vegas UNITED STATES Coll Laurence Coordinator Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Collens Michelle Senior Manager, Sport Hosting Vancouver City of Vancouver Vancouver CANADA Combredet Damien Paris 2024 Games' Legacy Manager City of Paris Paris FRANCE Cooper Simon Head of Sport London London UNITED KINGDOM Correia Olga Executive Assistant International Association of Event Hosts London UNITED KINGDOM Côté Alain Director of Educational Support of ITHQ Ville de Montréal Montréal CANADA Page 1 de 6 Last name First name Title Company City Country Coutu Virginie Project Manager Régie des installations olympiques Montréal CANADA Cox Darrell Manager, Major Events Ottawa Tourism Ottawa CANADA Croteau Ariane Account Executive Québec City Business Destination Québec CANADA Cuadrado Daniela Personal Assisant World Union of Olympic Cities Lausanne SWITZERLAND Daniels Jeff Executive Director, Sport, Culture & Major Events Tourism Calgary Calgary CANADA Dee Carolyn Board Member/Vice Mayor of Truckee, California Reno Tahoe Winter Games Coalition Reno UNITED STATES Delapierre Olivier Project Manager Lausanne 2020 Lausanne SWITZERLAND Denis Luc Director, Direction des sports et de l'activité physique Ville de Montréal Montréal CANADA Desrosiers JP Director of Community Services, City of Summerside Summerside, PE Summerside CANADA Dingemans Walter Coordinator strategy en innovation Antwerp Antwerp BELGIUM Dubé Amélie Section head, Direction des sports et de l'activité physique Ville de Montréal Montréal CANADA Dubuc Guy Directeur du Centre sportif Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Duguay Lucie Projects and events manager - Olympic facilities management Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Duparc Mélanie Secretary General World Union of Olympic Cities Lausanne SWITZERLAND Duperval Jean-Sébastien Director of Engineering and Project Management Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Dupont Francine Head of Section & Contract Management - Société de Transport De Montréal Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Dupuy Guillaume Project Manager Sport & Congress Visit OSLO Oslo NORWAY Esparbes Patrick COO Judo Canada Montreal CANADA Essiminy Cédric Public relation manager Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Felli Gilbert Senior Olympic Games Advisor IOC Lausanne SWITZERLAND Feng Zhiyong Vice mayor of Municipal People’s Government of Qinhuangdao city Qinhuangdao Qinhuangdao CHINA Ferdinandsson Frimann Ari CEO Reykjavik Sport Union Reykjavik ICELAND Finn Cheryl Director, Sport Tourism Tourism London/Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance London CANADA Fournier Tim Economist, political consultant Ville de Montréal Montréal CANADA Fox Michael Outdoor Sport Supervisor City of Coquitlam Coquitlam CANADA França Alexandre UIPM Operation Manager Monaco/UIPM Monte Carlo MONACO Fukushima Atsushi Cheif, Bid Promotion Department, Sports Affairs Bureau City of Sapporo Sapporo JAPAN Furnari Claudia Events coordinator Lausanne Tourisme Lausanne SWITZERLAND Furrer Philippe Head of Youth Engagement and Learn and Share International Olympic Committee Pully SWITZERLAND Geelhoed Taunya Assistant Manager, Sport Hosting Vancouver City of Vancouver North Vancouver CANADA Girardin Benoit President and CEO LBB Strategies Inc Montréal CANADA Gordon Daniel Chief Operating Officer Atlanta of Atlanta Atlanta UNITED STATES Goulet Martin Executive Director Water Polo Canada Brossard CANADA Greinig Susan IOC Medical Programmes Manager International Olympic Committee Lausanne SWITZERLAND Page 2 de 6 Last name First name Title Company City Country Han Wen Deputy Secretary General Beijing Olympic City Development Association Beijing CHINA Hanggyu Bae Director of Olympic Event Division Gangneung Gangneung KOREA, REPUBLIC OF Harrison Lindsay Senior Manager Edmonton Events Edmonton CANADA Hasseltine Terrance (Terry) Executive Director Maryland Sports Baltimore UNITED STATES Haue-Pedersen Lars Managing Director TSE Consulting Lausanne SWITZERLAND Hawkins Jennifer Executive Director, Sports Development SportsPITTSBURGH Pittsburgh UNITED STATES Hendriks Geert Head of Projects AISTS Lausanne SWITZERLAND Holstein Christoph State Secretary of Sports Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg / Ministery of the Interior and Sports Hamburg GERMANY Huang Qing Deputy Head Beijing Olympic City Development Association Beijing CHINA Irarrazaval Francisco Assistant Secretary of Sport / Director General of the Bid Committee GACD Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Iseli Patrice Head of Sports Service Ville de Lausanne Lausanne SWITZERLAND Jacobus Gary Head of Business Development Sports & Entertainment New-York UNITED STATES Janis Janelle Event Attraction Manager Edmonton Events Edmonton CANADA Jarvis Zanth Sport Tourism Assistant Tourism London London CANADA Jiang Wenshen Deputy Director General Qingdao Municipal Bureau of Sports Qingdao CHINA Junod Grégoire President of the WUOC and Mayor of Lausanne Lausanne Lausanne SWITZERLAND Kerrigan Richard Financial Advisor and Vice President of Project Finance Advisory Limited Project Finance Advisory Limited San Francisco UNITED STATES Killoran Jonathan Chief Executive Officer Reno Tahoe Winter Games Coalition Reno UNITED STATES Klitzing Michael Chief Operating Officer Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation Carmel UNITED STATES Kosterna Natalya Executive Assistant to Secretary General FISU Lausanne SWITZERLAND Krolicki Brian Chairman Reno Tahoe Winter Games Coalition Stateline UNITED STATES Labrecque Michel Chief Executive Officer Olympic Park Montreal (Quebec) CANADA Lacroix Jérôme Business Development Manager Union Cycliste Internationale Aigle SWITZERLAND Laflin Mike CEO Sportcal London UNITED KINGDOM Lagadec Christine Division head, Direction des sports et de l'activité physique Ville de Montréal Montréal CANADA Lalumière Yves President of Tourisme Montréal Tourisme Montréal Montréal CANADA Landry Maurice Vice-President Construction and Interview Régie des installations olympiques Montréal CANADA Laqueste Alexandra Photographer Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Larivière Danielle Olympic Park Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Larochelle Alain Marketing Director Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Le Nay Albane Chef de division - Communications et marketing Espace pour la vie - Ville de Montréal Montréal CANADA Lee Hanna Interpreter Gangneung city hall Gangneung KOREA, REPUBLIC OF Lee Won Jae Director World Taekwondo Seoul KOREA, REPUBLIC OF Legendre Richard Executive Vice-President Impact de Montréal / Stade Saputo Montréal, Québec CANADA Page 3 de 6 Last name First name Title Company City Country Lemire Annie Finance Director Olympic Park Montréal CANADA Lenser Brooke Sport Tourism Development Officer Tourism Kingston Kingston CANADA Li Ruisheng Vice Director of Qinhuangdao Foreign, Over Chinese & Port Affairs Office of Qinhuangdao City Qinhuangdao Qinhuangdao CHINA Li Songjie Project Assistant Beijing Olympic City Development Association Beijing CHINA Liu Wenli Deputy Head Beijing Olympic City Development Association Beijing CHINA Liu Yinchun Deputy Secretary General People's Government of Beijing Municipality Beijing CHINA Logan Ian CEO Lausanne 2020 Lausanne SWITZERLAND Long Wayne Events Development Officer City of Charlottetown Charlottetown CANADA Loynd Michael Chair, St. Louis Olympic Legacy Committee St. Louis Sports Commission St. Louis UNITED STATES Lund Kristensen Jakob Co-Founder and Executive Director of RFRSH Entertainment RFRSH Copenhagen
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