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COMITE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIQUE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE COMMISSIONS DU CIO Révisé en 2011 COMMISSION EXECUTIVE P. 3 COMMISSION POUR LA CULTURE ET L’EDUCATION OLYMPIQUE P. 4 COMMISSION DES ATHLETES P. 5 COMMISSION D’ETHIQUE P. 6 COMMISSION DES CANDIDATURES P. 7 COMMISSION FEMME ET SPORT P. 8 COMMISSION DES FINANCES P. 9 COMMISSION JURIDIQUE P. 10 COMMISSION MARKETING P. 11 COMMISSION MEDICALE P. 12 COMMISSION DE PRESSE P. 13 COMMISSION DU PROGRAMME OLYMPIQUE P. 14 COMMISSION DE RADIO ET TELEVISION P. 15 COMMISSION DE LA SOLIDARITE OLYMPIQUE P. 16 COMMISSION SPORT ET DROIT P. 17 COMMISSION SPORT ET ENVIRONNEMENT P. 18 COMMISSION DU SPORT POUR TOUS P. 19 COMMISSION COORDINATION LONDRES 2012 P. 20 COMMISSION COORDINATION SOTCHI 2014 P. 21 COMMISSION COORDINATION JOJ INNSBRUCK 2012 P. 22 COMMISSION COORDINATION JOJ NANJING 2014 P. 23 COMMISSION COORDINATION RIO DE JANEIRO 2016 P. 24 COMMISSION D’EVALUATION JO 2018 P. 25 COMMISSION PHILATELIE, NUMISMATIQUE ET MEMORABILIA P. 26 COMMISSION RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES P. 27 COMMISSION DROITS TV ET NOUVEAUX MEDIAS P. 28 COMMISSION DE L’ENTOURAGE P. 29 REPRESENTANTS DU CIO À L’AMA P. 30 14.03.2011 - Page 1/30 COMITE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIQUE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE IOC COMMISSIONS Revised in 2011 EXECUTIVE COMMISSION P. 3 CULTURE AND OLYMPIC EDUCATION COMMISSION P. 4 ATHLETES’ COMMISSION P. 5 ETHICS COMMISSION P. 6 NOMINATIONS COMMISSION P. 7 WOMEN AND SPORT COMMISSION P. 8 FINANCE COMMISSION P. 9 JURIDICAL COMMISSION P. 10 MARKETING COMMISSION P. 11 MEDICAL COMMISSION P. 12 PRESS COMMISSION P. 13 OLYMPIC PROGRAMME COMMISSION P. 14 RADIO AND TELEVISION COMMISSION P. 15 OLYMPIC SOLIDARITY COMMISSION P. 16 SPORT AND LAW COMMISSION P. 17 SPORT AND ENVIRONMENT COMMISSION P. 18 SPORT FOR ALL COMMISSION P. 19 COORDINATION COMMISSION FOR LONDON 2012 P. 20 COORDINATION COMMISSION FOR SOCHI 2014 P. 21 YOG COORDINATION COMMISSION INNSBRUCK 2012 P. 22 YOG COORDINATION COMMISSION NANJING 2014 P. 23 COORDINATION COMMISSION RIO DE JANEIRO 2016 P. 24 2018 EVALUATION COMMISSION P. 25 PHILATELY, NUMISMATIC AND MEMORABILIA COMMISSION P. 26 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COMMISSION P. 27 TV RIGHTS AND NEW MEDIA COMMISSION P. 28 ENTOURAGE COMMISSION P. 29 IOC REPRESENTATIVES IN WADA P. 30 14.03.2011 - Page 2/30 COMMISSION EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE BOARD Président - President Jacques ROGGE Vice-présidents Zaiqing YU Vice-Presidents Mario PESCANTE Ser Miang NG Thomas BACH Membres - Members Gerhard HEIBERG Denis OSWALD René FASEL Mario VÁZQUEZ RAÑA Frank FREDERICKS Nawal EL MOUTAWAKEL Richard L. CARRIÓN Craig REEDIE John COATES Sam RAMSAMY Administration Urs LACOTTE Directeur général – Director General 14.03.2011 - Page 3/30 COMMISSION POUR LA CULTURE ET L’ÉDUCATION OLYMPIQUE COMMISSION FOR CULTURE AND OLYMPIC EDUCATION Président – Chairman Lambis V. NIKOLAOU Membres – Members Vittorio ADORNI La Princesse Haya AL HUSSEIN Beatrice ALLEN Franco ASCANI Valeriy BORZOV Helen BROWNLEE Danilo CARRERA DROUET Philip CRAVEN Iván DIBÓS Conrado DURÁNTEZ Jean DURRY Hicham EL GUERROUJ Manuel ESTIARTE Timothy Tsun Ting FOK Kostas GEORGIADIS Nat INDRAPANA Kipchoge KEINO Isidros KOUVELOS Karl LENNARTZ Vladimir LISIN Elizabeth LONGWORTH Admire MASENDA Alicia MASONI de MOREA Samih MOUDALLAL Norbert MÜLLER Enrico PRANDI Tubby REDDY Thomas P. ROSANDICH Mounir SABET Melitón SÁNCHEZ RIVAS Klaus SCHORMANN Antun VRDOLJAK Ching-Kuo WU Membre d’honneur- Zhenliang HE Honorary Member Directeur de la coopération internationale et du Directeur en charge - Director développement - in charge Director of International Cooperation and Development 14.03.2011 - Page 4/30 COMMISSION DES ATHLÈTES ATHLETES’ COMMISSION Président - Chairman Frank FREDERICKS Vice-Présidente - Claudia BOKEL Vice – Chair Membres - Members Robert BALK (IPC) Charmaine CROOKS (AMO/WOA) Hicham EL GUERROUJ Rania ELWANI Barbara KENDALL Saku KOIVU Dae Sung MOON Adam PENGILLY Alexander POPOV Angela RUGGIERO Yumilka RUIZ LUACES Rebecca SCOTT Pedro YANG Yang YANG Jan ZELEZNY Membres d’honneur - Peter TALLBERG Honorary Members Le Prince Souverain Albert II Sergey BUBKA Directeur en charge - Directeur des sports – Director in charge Sports Director 14.03.2011 - Page 5/30 COMMISSION D’ÉTHIQUE ETHICS COMMISSION Président - Chairman Youssoupha NDIAYE Membres - Members Thomas BUERGENTHAL Guy CANIVET José Luis DICENTA BALLESTER Francisco ELIZALDE Craig REEDIE Samuel SCHMID Rebecca SCOTT Leo WALLNER Secrétaire de la Pâquerette GIRARD ZAPPELLI commission d’éthique - Secretary of the Ethics Commission 14.03.2011 - Page 6/30 COMMISSION DES CANDIDATURES NOMINATIONS COMMISSION Président - Chairman Francisco ELIZALDE Membres - Members James L. EASTON Hicham EL GUERROUJ Nawal EL MOUTAWAKEL Lambis V. NIKOLAOU Secrétaire - Secretary Chef du cabinet du président – Chief of Staff, Executive Office of the President 14.03.2011 - Page 7/30 COMMISSION FEMME ET SPORT WOMEN AND SPORT COMMISSION Présidente - Chairperson Anita L. DEFRANTZ Membres - Members Le Prince Faisal AL-HUSSEIN Elena ANIKINA Beatrice ALLEN Dagmawit Girmay BERHANE Iván DIBÓS Gudrun DOLL-TEPPER Ugur ERDNER Michael S. FENNELL Elizabeth FERRIS Reynaldo GONZÁLEZ LÓPEZ Issa HAYATOU Nicole HOEVERTSZ Jens HOLM Chiharu IGAYA Noor KARFOUL Barbara KENDALL La Princesse Nora de LIECHTENSTEIN Beng Choo LOW Habib MACKI Pat McQUAID Marit MYRMAEL Lydia NSEKERA Lassana PALENFO Tove PAULE Tine RINDUM-TEILMANN Mounir SABET Melitón SÁNCHEZ RIVAS Harvey SCHILLER Randhir SINGH Rita SUBOWO Donna de VARONA Yang YANG Directeur en charge - Directeur de la coopération internationale et du Director in charge développement - Director of International Cooperation and Development 14.03.2011 - Page 8/30 COMMISSION DES FINANCES FINANCE COMMISSION Président - Chairman Richard L. CARRIÓN Membres - Members Syed Shahid ALI Patrick CHAMUNDA Anita L. DEFRANTZ Jean-Claude KILLY Ser Miang NG Richard PETERKIN Leo WALLNER Directeur en charge - Directeur des finances et de l’administration - Director in charge Director of Finance and Administration COMITÉ D’AUDIT AUDIT COMMITTEE Président - Chairman Richard L. CARRIÓN Membres - Members Ser Miang NG Leo WALLNER Secrétaire en charge – Auditeur interne - Secretary in charge Internal Auditor 14.03.2011 - Page 9/30 COMMISSION JURIDIQUE JURIDICAL COMMISSION Président - Chairman Thomas BACH Membres - Members John Dowling COATES Anita L. DEFRANTZ Youssoupha NDIAYE Denis OSWALD Göran PETERSSON Richard W. POUND Directeur en charge - Directeur des affaires juridiques - Director in charge Director of Legal Affairs 14.03.2011 - Page 10/30 COMMISSION DU MARKETING MARKETING COMMISSION Président - Chairman Gerhard HEIBERG Membres - Members Thomas BACH Akhmed BILALOV Scott BLACKMUN Andrés BOTERO PHILLIPSBOURNE Richard L. CARRIÓN Ottavio CINQUANTA James L. EASTON René FASEL Patrick Joseph HICKEY Habib MACKI Abdoul MBAYE Samih MOUDALLAL Lambis V. NIKOLAOU Le Prince d’ORANGE Alexander POPOV Richard W. 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MITCHELL Denis OSWALD Directeur en charge - Directeur du département médical et scientifique - Director in charge Director of the Medical and Scientific Department 14.03.2011 - Page 12/30 COMMISSION DE PRESSE PRESS COMMISSION Président - Chairman Richard Kevan GOSPER Membres - Members Alan ABRAHAMSON Vincent AMALVY Togay BAYATLI Sven BUSCH Bob CONDRON Charmaine CROOKS Dianmin GAO Greg HARTUNG Willi KALTSCHMITT LUJÁN Gary KEMPER Gunilla LINDBERG Gianni MERLO Lucia MONTANARELLA Javier MUÑOZ GALLEGO Matthew PINSENT Paul RADFORD Sam RAMSAMY Alexander RATNER Weijia SUN Hiroshi TAKEUCHI Terry TAYLOR Scott WHITE Steve WILSON Directeur en charge - Directeur exécutif pour les Jeux Olympiques – Director in charge Olympic Games Executive Director 14.03.2011 - Page 13/30 COMMISSION DU PROGRAMME OLYMPIQUE OLYMPIC PROGRAMME COMMISSION Président - Chairman Franco CARRARO Membres - Members Kate CAITHNESS Phillip Walter COLES Guido DE BONDT Bob ELPHINSTON Michael S. FENNELL Frank FREDERICKS Ron FROEHLICH Nat INDRAPANA Lingwei LI Gunilla LINDBERG Shun-ichiro OKANO Sam RAMSAMY Craig REEDIE Andrew RYAN Walter SIEBER Directeur en charge - Directeur des sports – Director in charge Sports Director 14.03.2011 - Page 14/30 COMMISSION DE RADIO ET TÉLÉVISION RADIO AND TELEVISION COMMISSION Président – Chairman Jacques ROGGE Membres – Members Adam ASHTON John BARTON Francis CLOISEAU Phillip Walter COLES Alpha Ibrahim DIALLO Peter C. 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