NADI, Fiji, 14 March 2019 : The Oceania National Olympic Committees (ONOC) organized a Best Practice Symposium leading up to its Annual General Assembly on Saturday 16, March 2019.
Representatives from 17 National Olympic Committees (ONOC Members) including International Olympic Committee representatives, regional sporting bodies and partners. A total of 180 Delegates registered for the symposium. The week-long comprehensive program was packed with knowledge sharing of the latest developments, challenges and innovation in regional and international sporting landscape.
The Symposium provided a platform for all delegates to explore and discuss contemporary issues across the sector including governance and integrity, financial compliance, strengthening Olympic systems and processes, sports education and high performance. During the symposium, presentations were delivered by industry experts, International Olympic Committee(IOC), and National Olympic Committees’ sharing best practice.
To complement the stellar lineup of presenters, the participants will hear from keynote speaker Dr. Flip Flippen, Founder and Chairman of the Flippen Group.
Other notable speakers include:
· Nicole Girard-Savoy, Head of Section & Finance, Olympic Solidarity, IOC
· Jérôme Poivey, Head of Institutional Relations & Governance, IOC
· Andrew Parsons,President, IPC
· Dennis Miller, Executive Director, ONOC
· Auvita Rapilla, Secretary General, PNGOC
· Lorraine Mar, Secretary General/CEO, FASANOC
· Jim Tobin, Secretary General, FSMNOC
· Nacani Cawanibuka, Strength & Conditioning Coach, Fiji Rugby Union
· Jackie Lauff,ONOC Consultant, CEO, Sports Matters
· Alex Baumann Chief Strategist - High Performance, Swimming Australia Ltd.
The Best Practice Symposium continues tomorrow Friday 15 March and will culminate with XXXIX Annual General Assembly 2019 at 9am on Saturday 16 March.
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