Who We Are

The Australian Olympic Committee is a non-government, not-for-profit organisation, committed to the development of youth and sport. It is our responsibility to select, send and fund Australian Teams to the Olympic Games.

Find out about the people behind the AOC, including the President, Executive, Senior Management Team and Commissions. The outstanding individuals who are Life Members, Awardees and Office Bearers are also detailed.

AOC President

AOC Patrons

Patron in Chief

AOC Executive

About the AOC Executive

President

Vice Presidents

Chief Executive Officer

Members

IOC Members in Australia

Committees and Commissions

Athletes' Commission

Indigenous Advisory Committee

Medical Commission

Culture, Remuneration & Nominations Committee

Finance Commission

Constitution Committee

International Federations Committee

Legacy Committee

AOC and AOF Audit and Risk Committee

AOF Investment Advisory Committee

AOC Senior Management Team

Chief Executive Officer

Chief of Public Affairs & Communications

Chief of People & Culture

Chief of Community Engagement

Chief of Sports & Teams

Chief Information Officer

Chief Operating Officer

Head of Commercial Operations

General Counsel & Company Secretary

Chief of Marketing & Digital

Life Members

Honorary Life President

Life Members

Australian Olympic Awardees

Recipients of the Olympic Order

Olympic Diploma of Merit

IOC Pierre de Coubertin Medal

Recipients of the AOC Olympic Order of Merit

Harry Gordon CMG AM Memorial Award for Olympic Journalism

President's Trophy

Cecil Healy Award

Previous AOC Office Bearers and Australian IOC Members

About AOC Office Bearers and Australian IOC Members

Chairman / President

Honorary Secretary / Secretary General

IOC Members

IOC Executive Board

(i) James Taylor passed away in 1944 and Sir Harold Alderson served as Acting Chairman until 1947.

(ii) Leonard Cuff, originally from New Zealand, represented the interests of Australasia from 1894 until 1905.