Chairpersons of IAAF Commissions and Advisory Groups announced

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The IAAF is pleased to announce the chairpersons of the new commissions and advisory groups (see list below) which are designed to assist the delivery of a fundamental programme of change to the sport's global administration.

The membership of the new set of consultative bodies is composed of smaller, more represented groups with increased representation of women, younger age groups, coaches, former athletes and experts from outside athletics.

IAAF President Sebastian Coe commented: "The commission chairs draw upon the vast array of experience and expertise from across the globe, from within and outside the athletics family, and their combined knowledge will be an important resource to build a modern sport which is open to new ideas and is fast and responsive to the challenges which lie ahead."

The membership of each of the commissions and advisory groups will be announced in the coming days.

Rozle Prezelj (SLO) - Athletes' Commission

Paul Deighton (GBR) - Audit and Finance Commission

Victor Lopez (PUR) - Coaches' Commission

Abby Hoffman (CAN) - Competition Commission

Hamad Kalkaba Malboum (CMR) - Development Commission

Prince Albert II (MON) - International Relations Commission

Maria Clarke (NZL) - Legal Commission

Pierre Weiss (FRA) - Masters' Commission

Harold Adams (RSA) - Medical and Anti-Doping Commission

Carlo Capalbo (ITA) - Road Running Commission

Bernard Amsalem (FRA) - Values Commission

Dahlan Al Hamad (QAT) - Youth Engagement and Social Media Commission

Max Seigel (USA) - Commercial and Marketing Advisory Group

Hansjorg Wirz (SUI) - Competition Calendar Advisory Group

Stephanie Hightower (USA) - Conflict Resolution Advisory Group

Rajne Soderberg (SWE) - One-Day Meetings Advisory Group

Marc Ventouillac (FRA) - Press and Media Operations Advisory Group

Adille Sumariwalla (IND) - Strategic Communications Advisory Group

Sylvia Barlag (NED) - Sustainable Development Advisory Group

Alex Gilady (ISR) - Television and Digital Advisory Group

Libor Varhanik (CZE) - World Athletics Series Renovation Advisory Group

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