LadyMacAlpine
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I thought it would be easy for every one of us to post all the pictures and things for future reference anyone would be able to find the photo's, etc., better in a separate thread like we have the Rose Balls, Red Cross Balls etc. It really isn't him in sports since he isn't competing. People wouldn't have to search each current event thread to see what he was doing on this subject and who knows we might even get some of the men involved to tell us what is going on.
IOC > MEMBERS > ALBERT II DE MONACO
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DE MONACO
ENTRY IN THE IOC: 1985
COUNTRY: MON / Monaco
BORN 14 March 1958 MONACO
MARITAL STATUS Single
EDUCATION Amherst College, Massachusetts (USA); graduated in Political Sciences
LANGUAGES French, English, German, Italian
CAREER Sub-lieutenant in the French Navy (1981-1982) then lieutenant; President of the Monegasque Red Cross; Vice-President of the Princess Grace Foundation (1982-); management trainee, Wells Rich and Greene, advertising and public relations agency (New York) (1983); management trainee, Morgan Guaranty Bank (New York) (1983); management trainee, LVMH Group (Paris) (1984); management trainee, Rogers and Wells, international law firm, (New York) (1985); President of the Television Festival of Monte-Carlo; Chairman of Economic Study Group Monaco (1993-), Head of the delegation of Monaco at the United Nations General Assembly (1993-)
SPORTS PRACTISED Athletics, rowing, football, handball, judo, swimming, tennis, riding, skiing, squash, golf, windsurfing, fencing, volleyball, bobsleigh
SPORTS CAREER Member of the winning team in district championships (1972-1973); black belt, 1st Dan, in judo; Academy champion in 4x100m freestyle swimming (1972-1973); participated in bobsleigh at the Olympic Winter Games in Calgary (1988), Albertville (1992), Lillehammer (1994), Nagano (1998) and Salt Lake City (2002)
SPORTS ADMINISTRATION President of the Monegasque Swimming (1984-), and Athletics (1984-) Federations and of the Monaco Yacht Club (1985-); creator of the Monaco-New York TransAtlantic race; head of the Monegasque delegation to the Games of the XXIII Olympiad in Los Angeles in 1984; founder president of the Monegasque Federations of Bobsleigh, Luge and Skeleton (1987-); and of the Modern Pentathlon (1999-); President of the NOC (1994-)
HISTORICAL IOC Vice-Chairman of the Athletes’ Commission (1989-); member of the Coordination Commissions for the Olympic Games, Atlanta 1996 (1991-1996) and for the XX Olympic Winter Games, Turin 2006 (2000-); member as representative of the athletes of the following Commissions: Cultural (1990-1992), Eligibility (1997-1998), Marketing (1998-2001), Nominations (2000-)
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