Monday 3 October - Opening Day
13.00-16.15 Opening Session: Play the Game 2011 - Changing the Heart of Sport Auditorium 1
Chair: Jürgem Welcome to the German Sport University Walter Tokarski Professor, Rector German Sport University Cologne Germany Mittag Cologne Jens Sejer Welcome to Play the Game 2011 Director Play the Game Denmark Andersen The European Parliament's Fighting for the Integrity of Sport: Role and Belgium/Germa Doris Pack MEP, Chair Committee on Culture and Influence of the European Union ny Education Rajaratnam School of International Soccer as an Engine of Change and Singapore/ James M. Dorsey Senior Fellow Studies, Nanyang Technological Assertion of Identity (Part One) Morocco University Macromedia University of Applied Results of the International Sports Press Thomas Horky & Professor/Scientific Sciences /German Sport University Germany Survey 2011 Jörg-Uwe Nieland Researcher Cologne 14.15-14.35 Coffee break Professor of International Chair: Jens Sejer Obsession with rules vs. mistrust in being Hans Bruyninckx Relations and Global KU Leuven Belgium Andersen ruled Governance IOC member, Founding Responses to corruption in sport Richard W. Pound International Olympic Committee Canada President of WADA Senior Advisor to the Challenges in football governance William Gaillard UEFA Switzerland UEFA President Q&A with the panel of speakers 16.15-16.30 Coffee break Foyer
16.30-18.30 Plenary session: Match Fixing - the biggest single threat to sport? Auditorium 1
Chair: Henrik H. The extension of match fixing in German Saarland University, Dep. Sociology Werner Pitsch Researcher Germany Brandt soccer of Sport Director, representative of André Noël The Path Towards Greater Sports Integrity the Word Lottery Finnish National Lottery / Veikkaus Finland Chaker Association
PhD, Author, Play the Match-fixing: The real story Declan Hill Freelance Canada Game Award winner 2009
Q&A with the panel of speakers
18.30-20.00 Welcome Reception hosted by the German Sport University Cologne
20.00-20.40 Main theme session: Volleygate Auditorium 1
Chair: Jens Volleygate: A scandal that never died Mario Goijman Former president Argentinian Volleyball Federation Argentina Weinreich
20.40-21.45 Main theme session: The Middle East on the Move Auditorium 1
Rajaratnam School of International Chair: Jens Sejer Soccer as an Engine of Change and Singapore/ James M. Dorsey Senior Fellow Studies, Nanyang Technological Andersen Assertion of Identity (Part Two) Morocco University Q&A with the panel of speakers
20.00-21.45 Workshop: Doping Prevention Auditorium 2
Hosted by Manfred Donike Institute of Biochemistry, German Sport University Cologne Chaired by Michael Sauer Scientific Co-Worker Manfred Donike Institute Germany Peers as role models – Peer training as a possibility to improve the credibility of the Gerhard Treutlein Professor Pädagogische Hochschule Heidelberg Germany sports system
Treatment over Punishment: Advancing John Gleaves Assistant Professor California State University Fullerton United States New Strategies in Anti-Doping
Anti-Doping Strategy - A Doping prevention Annika Steinmann Lecturer German Sport University Cologne Germany concept for German schools
“You Wan’t to Win, Don’t You?”: Critical State University of New York at Need for a Psychology of PED Use in Kaveri Prakash Student USA/India Buffalo Developing Countries Workshop and debate Tuesday 4 October 9.00-11.45 Plenary session: Chasing the White Elephants - Mega-events for the Public Good Auditorium 1
Chair: Henrik H. Raí Souza Vieira de Former national football Mega-Events: Which Brazil will we discover? Gol de Letra /Atletas pela Cidadania Brazil Brandt Oliveira player, social entrepreneur Head of Sport & Tourism, Sports Mega-Events and the Increasingly John Beech Centre for Sustainable Coventry University, UK UK Loud ‘Anti’ Voice Regeneration
The stadium legacy of mega events: Bright Danish Institute for Sports Henrik H. Brandt Director Denmark future or future burden? Studies/Play the Game Before and After: Legacy, Lies and Lost Ian Nuttall Founder Xperiology/Thestadiumbusiness.com Italy/UK Opportunities in Sports Buildings 10.15-10.35 Coffee break Foyer Interlude: Greeting from the German Cornelia Rogall- State Secretary Ministry of Interiors Germany government Grothe An early assessment of the economic impact Professor of sports Stefan Szymanski University of Michigan USA of London 2012 management Q&A with the panel of speakers
11:50-13.00 Workshop: Sport and the EU Auditorium 2
Hosted by German Sport University Cologne Chaired by Jürgen Mittag Professor German Sport University Cologne Germany Borja Garcia- Lecturer Loughborough University UK/Spain Garcia Jacob Kornbeck Policy Officer European Commission Belgium International Sport and Culture Mogens Kirkeby President Denmark Association
11.50-13.00 Parallel session: The structure of scandals Auditorium 3
Chair: Jörg-Uwe Swimming In Money: How FINA Earns and Human Rights Attorney, Nikki Dryden New York USA Nieland Spends Olympic Swimmer The anatomy of the Sports Scandal: Outset, Rasmus Storm Ph.d./Academic Researcher Danish Institute for Sports Studies Denmark Development and Effect What is the Optimal Method to Value a Football Club? A Multivariate Model Tom Markham PhD Candidate/Tutor Henley Business School UK Allowing the Reliable and Comparable Valuation of UK football clubs
11.50-13.00 Parallel session: Football and extremism Auditorium 1
Chair: Ezequiel Attack from the right wing - political Fernandez Ronny Blaschke Freelance Sports Journalst Freelancer in Berlin Germany extremists in football Moores Let's save football Monica Nizzardo President Salvemos Al Fútbol Argentina Violence and corruption, a network Javier Szlifman Journalist Buenos Aires Argentina threatening Argentine football 13.00-14.15 Lunch break Tuesday 4 October
14.15-16.40 Plenary session: Fair Play, Fair Pay: How to create growth in grassroot sport Auditorium 1
Chair: Morten Fostering Grassroots Sport for Special Adviser to the UN United Nations Office on Sport for Wilfried Lemke Switzerland Mølholm Hansen Development and Peace Secretary General Development and Peace (UNOSDP)
Q&A with Wilfried Lemke Sport participation in Europe: Challenges Jeroen Scheerder Associate Professor KU Leuven Belgium from a policy perspective Financing of grassroot sport - the EU Jacob Kornbeck Policy Officer European Commission Belgium perspective 15.30-15.50 Coffee break 'Referees' or visionary sport politicians - International Sport and Culture who stimulates growth in sport Mogens Kirkeby President Denmark Association participation? Q&A with the panel of speakers Seminar Room 16.45-18.45 Parallel session: International Sports Press Survey 2011 - global trends in sports journalism 5 Results, round table and debate about sports journalism - in the light of the International Sports Press Survey 2011 made by Play the Game and research partners from 22 countries Macromedia University of Applied Thomas Horky & Professor/Scientific Chairs and presenter Sciences /German Sport University Germany Jörg-Uwe Nieland Researcher Cologne Embracing or Despising Diversity? Sports Broadcasts on Public Television, the Case of Simon Licen Slovenia Slovenia Australia Regional sports coverage in Australia Peter Lorentzen PhD Student Deakin University /Denmark Roy National coverage of sport in Greece Scientific Researcher University of Athens Greece Panagiotopoulou Also participating: Rachel Payne (Australia) Auditorium 2 16.45-18.45 Parallel session: Mega-events - voices from around the world
Inspiration is not enough: Why sports mega- events always promise but rarely achieve a Chair: Ian Nuttall Peter Donnelly Professor University of Toronto Canada legacy of increased participation in sport
Clean Commonwealth Games Delhi 2010: Could it have broken the hegemony of Sanjay Tewari Sports Official Athletics Federation of India India Cricket over other sports in India?
Elite sports in Germany and its perceived Senior Lecturer and Kirstin Hallmann German Sport University Cologne Germany importance to society Researcher The Olympic Flotillas: Floating transportable Technion, Israel Institute of Michael Burt Professor emeritus Israel array of sports facilities Technology In order to belong to a country, I first belong to a city, to my region:” “National” Russell Field Assistant Professor University of Manitoba USA identity and assertion at the 2010 VIVA World Cup Senior Research Fellow, The Youth Olympic Games: A Vehicle for Sport in Society and State University of New York at Ted Fay USA World Peace? Director, Sport Cortland Management Program The role of FIFA FAN FEST at South Africa Fernando Borges Professor University of Santiago, Cape Verde Cape Verde 2010 World Cup
16.45-18.45 Parallel session: Gender in sport - a case of discrimination? Auditorium 3
Chair: Maja Justice for women at the London 2012 Annie Sugier NGO president Paris France Pilgaard Hove Olympics The Norwegian Olympic and Norwegian guidelines to prevent sexual Anja Veum Head of development Paralympic Committee and Norway harassment in sport Confederation of Sports The depiction of male and female athletes in University of Fribourg, Department Senior teaching and the sports press - updates in an old research Daniel Beck of Mass Media and Communication Switzerland research assistant field Research Graduate student, teaching Center for Ethics, University of There’s no crying in baseball Thomas Grant USA assistant Idaho Consultant and Project NGO and Montenegrin Olympic Gender and Sport in Montenegro Marko Begovic Montenegro Manager Committee
16.45-18.45 Workshop: Financial Fair Play, or Football's Foolish Plan? Auditorium 1
Supporters Hosted by Direct Head of European Chaired by Antonia Hagemann Supporters Direct UK/Germany Development
Sefton Perry Benchmarking Manager UEFA Club Licensing UK/Switzerland
former Chief Financial Christian Müller German Football League (DFL) Germany Officer
Head of Sport & Tourism, John Beech Centre for Sustainable Coventry University, UK UK Regeneration
Professor of sports Stefan Szymanski University of Michigan USA management 19.00- ca Dinner and guided tour to secret Cologne (departure from foyer) 22.00 Wednesday 5 October 9.00-10.55 Morning track 1 - Main theme session: Little Difference, Huge Impact: The Gender Challenge to Sport Auditorium 1
Chair: Nikki From sexualization of sport to Daniela Schaaf / Scientific Researchers German Sport University Cologne Germany Dryden spornofication Jörg-Uwe Nieland
IOC's Women in Sport Commission, Tine Rindum Women on the top, a challenge for men Member Chair of the IPC Women in Sport Denmark Teilmann Commission Women challenge the IOC in court: The ISHPES, Ludwigsburg University of Annette Hofmann President Germany case of Ski Jumping Education 9.50-10.10 Coffee break Sporting Sexuality: The Glorification of Laura Robinson Journalist Freelance Canada Hockey and Violence Against Women Q&A with the panel of speakers 11.00-12.45 Morning track 1 - Main theme session: The intersex challenge to sport Auditorium 1
Chair: Nikki Chairman of the IOC Medical Is there a need for a third sex in sport? Arne Ljungqvist IOC Member Sweden Dryden Commission
Trying to verify the "proper" gender of Columnist and freelance www.123hjemmeside.dk/gender_test Georg M. Facius Denmark athletes investigator ing and Atletik Nyt Magazine
Faculty of Physical Education and For gender self-declaration Bruce Kidd Professor Canada Health, University of Toronto
Q&A with the panel of speakers 9.00-10.15 Morning track 2 - Partner workshop: Serious Gaming - Playing Away the Couch Auditorium 2 Chair: Michael Hosted by German Sport University Cologne Sauer Serious Games in Sport: As good as the real TU Darmstadt, Institute of Sport Josef Wiemeyer Professor Germany thing? Science Balance under Zero Gravity Elmar Weltin Scientific Coworker University of Freiburg Germany 10.15-10.40 Coffee break
10.40-12.45 Morning track 2- Main Theme Session: Brazil 2014 & 2016 - Samba for the few? Auditorium 2
Chair: Michael Who are the owners of Olympism? Katia Rubio Professor University of São Paulo Brazil Groll The Brazilian Media is Preoccupied with the Tatiane Professor Federal University of Juiz de Fora Brazil White Elephants? Hilgemberg
Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympics: exploring Isabela Ledo Master student Technical University of Delft Holland tensions between global and local demands
Global Sport Events/Local Impact: Kimberley S. Associate Professor Kent State University USA Reconstituting and Securing Urban Space Schimmel
To be or not to be for it: the World Cup O Dia & Abraji, Brazilian Association Fernando Molica Senior reporter Brazil and the Brazilian Media of Investigative Journalists
Q&A with the panel of speakers 12.45-14.00 Lunch
14.00-16.40 Plenary Session: WADA reforms - which changes are most urgent in anti-doping policies? Auditorium 1
Institute for Biochemistery, German Chair: Declan Hill How to improve the fight against doping Wilhelm Schänzer Professor, Head of Institute Germany Sport University Cologne
The questionable influence of International Hajo Seppelt Freelance journalist ARD/WRD Germany Federations in the fight against doping
Doping as epidemic: Steps towards a more Johannes Gutenberg University, Perikles Simon Professor Germany adequate treatment Mainz Adverse Analyzing - A European Study on Jonas Baer- the Reporting Practices and the Efficacy of Secretary-General SP.IN spieler.initiative Germany Hoffmann Drug Testing Athletes 15.10-15.30 Coffee break Current challenges and issues for anti- Olivier Niggli Legal Director WADA Switzerland doping Q&A with the panel of speakers Wednesday 5 October
16.45-18.30 Parallel session: Professional football, hopes and realities Auditorium 2
Growing the Global Game from the Associate Professor of Chair: Mogens Grassroots: Youth and Pro Soccer David Kilpatrick English Literature and Mercy College USA Kirkeby Partnerships in New York Philosophy
The Flemish Gateway: High Hopes, Harsh Oluwafemi Eyitayo Sport Master Student University of Konstanz Germany Realities Ayoola Oladele
Same Game, same Dreams, same Institute of Social Sciences, Experiences? A Typology of Women Nina Clara Tiesler Research Fellow Portugal University of Lisbon Footballers' Migration Projects Slumdog Millionaire - Carlos Tevez' Marcela Mora y United Freelance writer london Transfer Map - Visualization Araújo Kingdom The Role of the Accountant and the King Saud University & Brunel Saudi Arabia/ Accounting Profession within Professional Fawaz Alhakami Lecturer University UK Saudi Football Clubs UEFA’s Financial Fair Play as a Promising Regulatory Concept – Feedback and Joachim Lammert/ Postdoctoral Scientific TU Chemnitz Germany Recommendations Based on a Pan-European Gregor Hovemann Assistant/ Prof. Dr. Survey from the Supporters’ Perspective
16.45-18.30 Parallel session: Anti-doping - challenges and shortcomings Auditorium 1
Doping and surveillance - privacy rights vs. Chair: Letizia Paoli Nils Zurawski Professor Universität Hamburg Deutschland fair play practices Cycling, Health, Anti-Doping and Medical Martin Hardie Researcher School of Law, Deakin University Australia Monitoring - a better approach Cyclist doping career in France, Switzerland Christophe Researcher Paris Descartes University France and Belgium (1950-2009) Brissonneau Doping models in Europe: Suggestion for a Christophe Researcher Paris Descartes University France joint research project Brissonneau
Blood on Their Hands: Flawed Statistical Swimming World Magazine-Sports Steven Selthoffer Senior European Columnist USA Modeling Endangering Athletes Everywhere Publications International
Recent tendencies in Lithuanian antidoping Salomeja Zaksaite Researcher/PhD student Law institute/Vilnius university Lithuania laws L’Association Marocaine de Sport and the Arab spring: Means or end? Karam Lahcen President Sensibilisation Contre le Dopage Morocco dans le Sport Seminar Room 16.45-18.30 Partner workshop: Myths and facts about sports participation 5 Hosted by MEASURE research network Sports participants by guideline and self- Chair: Remco defined sports participants: differences and Remco Hoekman Senior Researcher Mulier Institute Holland Hoekman similarities
Can you count on movement? Maja Pilgaard Hove Ph.d./Academic Researcher Danish Institute for Sports Studies Denmark
Hanne Elderly on the move: sport participation Researcher /Associate Vandermeerschen KU Leuven Belgium from a social integration perspective Professor /Jeroen Scheerder
Megatrends in the future organization of grass root sport in Scandinavia - the Kasper Lund Academic researcher and Danish Insitute for Sport Studies Denmark commercial challenged and the association- Kirkegaard ph.d.-student crisis? Why do we really rank on top? Socio- cultural interpretations about the Sport Hanna Vehmas Researcher University of Jyväskyla Finland participation in Finland Postmodern Characteristics in the Trend of Szilvia Perényi Researcher University of Debrecen Hungary Sporting Practices in Hungary
16.45-18.30 Parallel session: Meet the sports movie makers Auditorium 3
Chair: Jens The Third Eye - money and access in Niels Christian National Broadcasting Corporation Reporter Denmark Weinreich professional football Jung of Denmark The making of Rwanda 17 Harshad Mistry Producer BBC UK Sport in North Korea - insights into an Hajo Seppelt Reporter/ freelance ARD/WRD Germany unknown world /Robert Kempe
Barras Bravas - soccer violence in Argentina Monica Nizzardo President Salvemos Al Fútbol Argentina
18.30-18.45 Short snack break Wednesday 5 October
18.45-20.00 Workshop: The use of data in investigative sports journalism Auditorium 3
Hosted by European Journalism Centre Wilfried Rütten Director European Journalism Centre Holland Reporter/Information Deutsche Welle/ Mirko Lorenz Germany architect www.mirkolorenz.com/ Hajo Seppelt Lessons from the Contador Case Journalists ARD/WRD Germany /Robert Kempe Investigative journalism between speed- Jens Weinreich Journalist www.jensweinreich.de Germany blogging and crowd sourcing
18:45-20.00 Parallel session: Transgender challenges Auditorium 2
Chair: Daniela Honorata Gender (division) troubles in sports Lecturer (PhD) Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan Poland Schaaf Jakubowska QueerSport - tension between sport Zeljko Blace Manager QueerSport Croatia normativity and queer expression Participation, Inclusion, and Personal Best: Vice President for External How the Gay Games strive to include Marc Naimark Federation of Gay Games USA Affairs women and transgender athletes
18.45-20.00 Workshop: Tech-Doping - Crime Or Fair Competition? Auditorium 1
Hosted by German Sport University Cologne Chair: Michael Performance enhancement due to technical Gert-Peter Professor, Head of Institute German Sport University Cologne Germany Sauer aids Brüggemann Crime or fair competition - The legal Director of Institute of Law Friedrich-Alexander University Klaus Wieweg Germany perspective and Technology Erlangen-Nürnberg
Fair competition - The ethical perspective Volker Schürman Professor, Head of Institute German Sport University Cologne Germany
20:00 Dinner and networking evening hosted by the Danish Institute for Sports Studies and Play the Game Mensa
Networking with Play the Game and Idan Danish Institute for Sports Studies Mikkel Sarbo Chairman of the Board Denmark (the Danish Institute for Sports Studies) /Play the Game Thursday 6 October - Change in Sport Day 9.00-10.30 Workshop: Sport in Development: Future threats and opportunities Auditorium 3 Hosted by German Sport University Cologne
Chair Karen Petry Deputy Director German Sport University Cologne Germany
Title to be confirmed Lyndon Bouah Lecturer University of Western Cape South Africa
Reciprocal agency in sport for development: Cora Burnett Professor University of Johannesburg South Africa The role of NGOs beyond evangelism
9.00-10.30 Workshop: Mega-Events, a Double-Edged Sword Auditorium 2 Hosted by Sport & Citizenship France The organisation of mega sports events: a Marc-Olivier Neu Project Manager Sport and Citizenship France double-edged sword The mediatisation of women participation to Member of the Scientific Annie Sugier Sport and Citizenship France mega events Committee Behind and Beyond the Podium: Change Human Rights Attorney, Nikki Dryden New York USA Must Come to Global Sporting Olympic Swimmer Mega event – mega impact? How sports Daniela Schaaf Scientific researcher German Sport University Cologne Germany tournaments affect national advertising 9.00-10.30 Parallel session: FIFA under fire Auditorium 1
Chair: Andreas The ball remains the same: The 91 years of Ezequiel Editor ANSA Argentina Selliaas reign of Leoz, Grondona and Teixeira Fernández Moores
How much is a vote worth? Steve Menary Journalist Freelance UK How can FIFA be held accountable? Roger Pielke Professor University of Colorado USA
Bidding for the World Cup: Palace politics, double-dealing, vested interests and the James Corbett Journalist The Guardian UK greatest show on earth
United African football: a time for home truths Osasu Obayiuwana Associate Editor NewAfrican Magazine Kingdom Trinidad & Panel including speakers and Lasana Liburd Journalist Freelance Tobago Seminar Room 9.00-10.30 Open Forum 5 Chair: Kim Pakistan hockey: a victim of apathy Shazad Ali Journalist Dawn Pakistan Schimmel Social Media - new ways of (our) health C. Grieben Scientific researcher German Sport University Cologne Germany community Sports Consultant and 87, New eskathon road, Home Changing attitude can bring positive in the Dr. Anupam Consultant Physician & Town building, 7th floor, Dhaka- Bangladesh game Hossain Nutritionist 1000
Concussion Management in Professional Annette Assistant Professor Bond University - Faculty of Law Australia Football - a legal perspective Greenhow
Challenges of international identity of Driton Latifi Sports news editor Daily Zëri Kosovo Kosovar athletes 10.30-10.50 Coffee break Thursday 6 October - Change in Sport Day
10.50-12.45 Change in Sport Day - part 1: Symptoms and diagnosis Auditorium 1
Sepp Blatter's Round Table: Systemic Andrew Jennings & Investigative reporters, www.transparencyinsport.org & United Kingdom Chair: Christer Ahl corruption in the government of world Jens Weinreich authors, bloggers www.jensweinreich.de /Germany football Q&A 12.00-12.05 Stretching legs
Integrity and Good Governance: what’s in it Ingrid Beutler Manager SportAccord New Zealand for the International Sports Federations?
Harold Mayne- Football and Social Responsibility Former president Federación de Fútbol de Chile Chile Nicholls 12.45-14.00 Lunch
14.00-15.10 Parallel session: Disability and visibility Auditorium 3
Little difference, huge impact - sports, the Chair: Tine media & disability: Visual media framing Christian von Research Assistant German Sport University Cologne Germany Rindum Teilmann effects on recipients’ perception and Sikorski evaluation of athletes with disabilities
The media coverage of the Paralympics 2010 in Public Service Braodcasting – A cross- Inga Oelrichs et al. Researcher German Sport University, Cologne Germany cultural comparison of the United Kingdom, Germany and Switzerland
Inclusive Programs: Challenges to Disability Jill M Le Clair Professor Humber College Institute Canada Sport Growth Senior Research Fellow, From Supercrips to Superheroes? - Sport in Society and State University of New York at Ted Fay USA (Re)defining the Athlete with a Disability Director, Sport Cortland Management Program
If they win they lead: Athletes with Disability Tatiane Professor Federal University of Juiz de Fora Brazil in the Brazilian and Portuguese media Hilgemberg
Seminar Room 14.00-15.10 Parallel session: Sport and Social Change 5 Developing athletes’ civic agency: An Chair: Jens Brinch Lisa Kihl Associate Professor University of Minnesota USA exploratory study
Maximizing the power of sport relies on a Senior Officer/Researcher- Jocelyn East Sport Canada Canada quality and ethical sport experience Ethics in sport
Contemporary Cricket in England and In the Zone, Sport and Politics Wales -The Death Knell of the British Afro Russell Holden Director Wales Consultancy Caribbean Player? L’Association Marocaine de Sport and the Arab spring: Means or end? Karam Lahcen President Sensibilisation Contre le Dopage Morocco dans le Sport
14.00-15.10 Parallel Session: Fixing and cheating Auditorium 1
Chair: Mikkel Curious case of draws at the ITF Grand Katarina Pijetlovic Lecturer in EU law Tallinn University of Technology Estonia Sarbo Slam tournaments 2008-2011 Corrupted football - Finnish Elite League Sari Sirkkiä-Jarva Journalist Freelance Finland and cases TamU and RoPS Online gambling and sports integrity in European Sports Security Khalid Ali Secretary-General Belgium Europe Association From Corruption to Triumph: Exposing the Steven V. Senior European Swimming World Magazine - Sport Corruption and Cover-Up in the Jason USA Selthoffer Correspondent Publications International Lezak case 15.10-15.30 Coffee break Thursday 6 October - Change in Sport Day
15.30-18.20 Change in Sport Day - part 2: Finding the cure Auditorium 1
Governance of sport governance: The limits Jean-Loup Swiss Graduate School of Public Chair: Christer Ahl Professor, Director Switzerland to autonomy Chappelet Administration (IDHEAP)
How integrity in sports can be preserved – a Transparency International perspective on international sports Anne Schwöbel Head of office Switzerland Switzerland organisations in Switzerland
Former Director of Jerome Chairman of Football Future Which FIFA in the 21st Century? International Relations at Switzerland Champagne consultancy group FIFA IOC member, Founding Q&A with the panel, including: Richard W. Pound International Olympic Committee Canada President of WADA 16:30-16.45 Stretching legs Panel with a number of speakers from the today's sessions
Acceptance of the Cologne Consensus Jens Sejer Andersen International Director Play the Game Denmark
18:10 Closing session Auditorium 1
Play the Game Award Henrik H. Brandt The 2011 Award to reporters Andrew Jennings and Jens Weinreich
Auf Wiedersehen: Heading for Play the Jens Sejer International Director Play the Game Denmark Game 2013 Andersen
20.00-01.30 Farewell Party Mensa
Dinner and dancing