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Class of 2012 Completing Their Work Experience with Us MSA CLASS Master of Advanced Studies in Sports OF 2012 Administration and Technology The AISTS MSA is co-signed by MSA Master of Advanced Studies in Sports Administration and Technology www.aists.org/msa AISTS MSA The AISTS MSA, a unique programme Organised by the AISTS (International Academy of Sports Science and Technology), the AISTS MSA is a unique postgraduate programme in sports management held annually in Lausanne, the Olympic Capital. Over the course of one year, participants are trained by experts in sports and academics, in the following multi-disciplinary fi elds applied directly to sport: - Management & Economics - Technology - Law - Sociology - Medicine 2 The AISTS MSA degree is co-signed by some of the best academic and technology institutes of Switzerland: The Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), the University of Lausanne, the University of Geneva and the Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration (IDHEAP). The AISTS MSA is aimed at sports-minded professionals wishing to achieve a stronger skill set for their existing or desired career in the sports industry. Candidates to the programme are fl uent in English, have an undergraduate degree, a master’s degree and/or work experience, and are interested in developing or strengthening a career in sports management. Programme participants come from a wide range of nationalities and professions, but they all have the same goal of Mastering Sport. The AISTS MSA is co-signed by 3 AISTS MSA AISTS MSA work experience requirements In addition to course requirements, candidates for the AISTS MSA degree must also complete at least the equivalent of eight weeks of full time work in the sports industry. Past participants have completed these requirements in the form of short term work or by securing full time jobs with organisations such as the International Olympic Committee, International Federations, sports organisations, sports marketing agencies, and sports departments. To contact or recruit AISTS MSA 2012 Participants: Email: [email protected] Phone: +41 (0)21 693 85 93 www.aists.org/msa 4 About AISTS AISTS Mission AISTS was founded in 2000 by the International Olympic Committee The primary mission of AISTS is to (IOC), the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Master Sport by positively contributing IMD Business School, the University of Lausanne, the University to sports management through a multi- of Geneva, the Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration disciplinary approach to education and (IDHEAP), Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL), the City of sciences and by remaining at the fore- Lausanne and the Canton of Vaud. front of the sports industry’s develop- AISTS responds to the needs of the sports industry by focusing ment and the Olympic movement. its activity on three key pillars : EDUCATION APPLIED RESEARCH CONNECTIONS Educating leaders in sports Providing knowledge and Acting as a strategic management through adap- expertise in relevant fields connector in the world ted education programmes. applied to the sports envi- of sport. ronment. 5 Christophe Dubi Sports Director at the International Olympic Committee (IOC) January will be a time of culture, education and sport be no different… Before and After. The year ahead is - a wonderful beginning to the year for 1,000 young a deep dive into the fascinating and captivating world athletes and their entourage. Innsbruck will host the of sport. first Winter Youth Olympic Games. The AISTS offers you the best conditions for your “life It will be a fantastic celebration! choice” to materialise. Connections, networks, exper- This summer, time will stand still - all energy and tise and quality of its professors have contributed to attention will be focused on London. More than ever, the excellent reputation of the institution, founded in London will be the centre of the world, a concen- 2000. Your interest and absolute dedication will be tration of genius… in all its forms. It will be a truly the final ingredients needed for joining one of many outstanding celebration! organisations in the world of sport. The Olympic Games mark a point in time; for each May 2012 be a year of excellence, friendship and edition, and for each one of us, there is a Before, and respect! May the Olympic values drive all of us in 2012 ! there is an After. In London, sports performances will be exceptional and emotions will be at their peak on many occasions. For the 2012 AISTS MSA class, it will 6 Patrick Baumann Secretary General at the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) C:40 C:0 C:0 C:0 C:100 C:100 Process Color CMYK M:0 M:0 M:30 M:100 M:30 M:0 PRIMARY REFERENCE Y:0 Y:0 Y:100 Y:100 Y:0 Y:100 K:100 K:50 K:0 K:0 K:0 K:0 We also had the opportunity to witness ourselves We at FIBA (International Basketball Federation) have PMS (Pantone Matching System) 433 C 424 C 137 C 192 C 3005 C 355 C a clear vision upon our sport and where we want the high quality of AISTS academic programmes from to be. We have a mission that we pursue every day having some of our own staff members participate with set values which guide us throughout our work. in AISTS open modules and are convinced of AISTS’ To achieve our mission, FIBA relies on people with remarkable experience when it comes to teaching a great passion for sport and with exceptional skills sport management. and expertise. We value education very much and appreciate those We have a strong relationship with AISTS and have that are willing to continue to learn every day or for several years now offered participants of the through courses such as those prepared by AISTS. AISTS MSA (Master of Advanced Studies in Sports We look forward to continuing working with the Administration and Technology) the opportunity of Academy and wish the AISTS MSA class of 2012 completing their work experience with us. We have much success in their studies. always been satisfied by the exceptional knowledge and motivation that some of the participants have demonstrated, and are happy to count among our employees a number of AISTS MSA alumni. 7 AISTS MSA AISTS MSA Class of 2012 Profi le PARTICIPANTS : 33 Chinese: 1 Swedish: 1 Polish: 1 Ethiopian: 1 Lebanese: 1 Iranian: 1 Women : 9 Men : 24 Greek: 2 German: 3 Cameroon: 1 Korean: 1 Portuguese: 1 Malaysian: 1 AVERAGE AGE : 30 French: 2 Indian: 5 LANGUAGES : 27 Mexican: 1 Colombian: 1 Dutch: 2 NATIONALITIES : 24 Hong Kong: 1 Canadian: 2 Spanish: 1 Bulgarian: 1 Swiss: 8 1 Uk: AVERAGE YEARS OF WORK EXPERIENCE : 5 8 Singaporean PR: 1 Participants MSA proFiles Participants Profiles 2012 2012 © IOC/Bertrand Rey Ahumada Cala Diana Carolina Colombian, 34 years Business Administration Degree, 9 years in the IT industry (operations) Universidad Externado de Colombia 2 years in Eco Tourism and Sustainable development International Commerce (Student 6 months Communications Manager for Exchange), ITESM Monterrey, Mexico Mountaineering Expeditions 4 months as CRM Consultant Work Experience Operations Specialist. ibm.com. IBM Latin America Consultant, Sales Factor, Colombia Led the ISO Quality Management System, Internal Audit, Business controls, CRM Processes, Measurements, Sales Languages Led the Process - CRM (Customer Relationship Manage- Spanish ment) Consultancy Center Operations. Skills/ Human development. Centraliza- tion projects for Latin America Sales Center English Communicatons and Operations Manager, “7 Summits” French Expeditions. Epopeya Colombia Sport Accomplishments Led Pre-expedition Logistics, Base Camp on-site operations, - First Colombian woman to climb Aconcagua solo, 2006 Everest 2010; Web updates and reports, Blog, social media - Member of the Everest Colombian expedition 2010 contents and interaction. Focal point for Sponsors, Media, - National Mountain Bike XC and MX medalist, RAID Public Relations, Everest 2010 and Kilimanjaro 2011 medalist since 2003 Director, Apuna Travel, Colombia - National Equestrian competitions medalist (Young riders Developed the Sports-Eco tourism business and Sustainable and 2nd Category) 1992-1999 Development projects Sports Operations Director, Kajuyali, Colombia Mountain biking, cycling, alpinism, climbing, RAIDs, skiing, Managed the Operations and CRM areas for Adventure equestrian Based Learning Camps 10 Altamirano Javier E. Bachelor of Business Administration Mexican, 31 years concentration Marketing, Bishop’s University, 3 years Management and Event/Tournament Lennoxville, Québec, Canada Coordination in sports clubs 3 years Customer Relations/Personal Sales in hotel and financial institution +2 years youth and children Capoeira professor Work Experience Financial Service/ Financial Planner, Skandia Investor Sports Programme Coordinator, Club Deportivo Lince, House, Mexico Mexico Provided financial advice, customised product sale and post- Languages - Led a team of 30 sports instructors from diverse purchase service to new and existing clients Spanish disciplines (including hiring and payroll) Sales Executive, Hotel Westin Soberano, Mexico English German - Organised sport related events, i.e. 25th International Maintained and strengthened relationships with internation- Portuguese Racquetball Tournament, Sporting Awards Gala, dance al companies, primarily in the Manufacturing industry festivals and other family events Sports - Presented events and news on local TV and radio Capoeira graduado (professor) blue-green cord, Abadá on a regular basis Capoeira group, volleyball, basketball, racquetball, football - Assisted general manager in customer relations (complaints’ solution and follow up) 11 Amhof
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