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Candidates ISU Office 2010 Ver May 10 2010 International Skating Union (ISU) Candidates ISU Office Dated May 10, 2010 Council Name Country Member Proposing Candidate President: Ottavio Cinquanta Italy Italy Vice President Figure Skating: David Dore Canada Canada Figure Vice President Speed Skating: Manfred Zojer Austria Austria Speed Jan Dijkema Netherlands Netherlands Members Figure Skating: Alexandr Gorshkov Russia Russia Figure Tjasa Andrée-Prosenc Slovenia Slovenia Phyllis Howard USA USA Figure Marie Lundmark Finland Finland Figure Maria Teresa Samaranch Spain Spain Katarina Henriksson Sweden Sweden Figure Pierre de LaCroix de Lavalette France Roumania Junko Hiramatsu Japan Japan Speed Skating: German Panov Russia Russia Speed Li Lan China China Jan Dijkema Netherlands Netherlands György Martos Hungary Hungary Manfred Zojer Austria Austria Speed Roland Maillard Switzerland Switzerland Terje Andersen Norway Norway Jan Marmstäl Sweden Sweden Speed Name Country Member Proposing Candidate Technical Committees Single & Pair Skating Chair: Alexander Lakernik Russia Russia Figure Members: Rita Zonnekeyn Belgium Belgium Fabio Bianchetti Italy Italy Susan Lynch Australia Australia Junko Hiramatsu Japan Japan Vladislav Petukhov Ukraine Ukraine Figure Ice Dance Chair: Alexandr Gorshkov Russia Russia Figure Halina Gordon-Poltorak Poland Poland Figure Robert Joseph Horen USA USA Figure Members: Janet Coton Great Britain Great Britain Gilles Vandenbroeck France France Halina Gordon-Poltorak Poland Poland Figure Walter Zuccaro Italy Italy Robert Joseph Horen USA USA Figure Alla Shekhovtsova Russia Russia Figure, Estonia Name Country Member Proposing Candidate Synchronized Skating Chair: Christopher Buchanan Great Britain Great Britain Mika Saarelainen Finland Finland Figure Members: Helen Marjorie Volgushev Great Britain Great Britain Philippe Maitrot France France Karen Wolanchuk USA USA Figure Orban Davorin Croatia Croatia Mika Saarelainen Finland Finland Figure Short Track Speed Skating Chair: Reinier Oostheim Netherlands Netherlands Andy Gabel USA USA Speed Members: Li Lan China China Alexander Sizov Russia Russia Stoytcho G. Stoytchev Bulgaria Denmark, Bosnia Herzegovina, Romania Nathalie Lambert Canada Canada Speed Reinier Oostheim Netherlands Netherlands Myung Kyu Jun Republic of Korea Republic of Korea Ji-Hoon Chae Republic of Korea Mongolia, Chinese Taipei Jim Hewish Australia Australia Evgeniya Radanova Bulgaria Bulgaria Name Country Member Proposing Candidate Speed Skating Chair: Tron Espeli Norway Norway Roland Maillard Switzerland Switzerland Members: Roland Maillard Switzerland Switzerland Alexander Kibalko Russia Russia Gregg Planert Canada Canada Speed Jan Marmstäl Sweden Sweden Speed Günter Schmumacher Germany Germany Speed Jae Seok Choi Republic of Korea Republic of Korea Nick Thometz USA USA Speed Albert Jan Augustinus Netherlands Netherlands Pawel Zygmunt Poland Poland Speed Disciplinary Commission Chair: Beatrice Pfister Switzerland Switzerland Members Figure Skating: Allan Böhm Slovak Republic Slovak Republic Volker Waldeck Germany Germany Figure Susan Petricevic * New Zealand New Zealand Figure * received on April 15, 2010, initialy not noted since e-mail went to spam inbox Members Speed Skating: Fred Benjamin USA USA Egbert Schmid Austria Austria Speed Please note that the sequence in which the candidates for the different position will be presented during the elections, will be drawn in presence of the ISU Auditors. All candidates remain subject to verification for compliance with eligibility requirements. Lausanne, May 10, 2010.
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