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Delivering London's Olympic Dream: A Long Life in Sport
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Delivering London’s Olympic Dream: A Long Life in Sport

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Craig Reedie came from a love of badminton. His efforts for his sport included the building of its own six-court hall and official offices. For the International Federation, he resolved major political issues and worked for the inclusion of the sport in the Olympic Program. For the BOA, he helped a change in the structure of British sport and the organization of bids to host the Olympic Games. Seven years of organization led to the successful 2012 London Games. A member of the IOC since 1994, he became president of WADA, facing the Russian doping issues.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Fonthill Media
Country
United Kingdom
Date
7 July 2022
Pages
432
ISBN
9781781558836

Craig Reedie came from a love of badminton. His efforts for his sport included the building of its own six-court hall and official offices. For the International Federation, he resolved major political issues and worked for the inclusion of the sport in the Olympic Program. For the BOA, he helped a change in the structure of British sport and the organization of bids to host the Olympic Games. Seven years of organization led to the successful 2012 London Games. A member of the IOC since 1994, he became president of WADA, facing the Russian doping issues.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Fonthill Media
Country
United Kingdom
Date
7 July 2022
Pages
432
ISBN
9781781558836