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Revision as of 08:28, 5 April 2012

Current members of the International Olympic Committee

The chairperson of an international organization, who represents an Olympic sport (e.g. the chairman of the athletics IAAF), is represented in the IOC "ex officio" (i.e., because of that position).

Currently there are 105 members of the IOC, 20 of which are women. These 105 members represent 76 countries.[1]

Member Country Since Olympic participation (if any) ex officio
HRH Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark  Denmark 2009
Habib Abdul Nabi Macki  Oman 2009
Prince Nawaf Faisal Fahd Abdulaziz  Saudi Arabia 2002
Prince Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah  Kuwait 1992
Prince Faisal bin Al Hussein  Jordan 2010
Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein  United Arab Emirates 2007
Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani  Qatar 2002
Prince Albert II  Monaco 1985 bobsleigh (1988–2002)
Shahid Ali  Pakistan 1996
Beatrice Allen  Gambia 2006
Thomas Bach  Germany 1991 fencing (1976)
Patrick Baumann   Switzerland 2007 FIBA (basketball)
Dagmawit Girmay Berhane  Ethiopia 2010
Sepp Blatter   Switzerland 1999 FIFA (football)
Claudia Bokel  Germany 2008 fencing (1996–2004)
Valeriy Borzov  Ukraine 1994 athletics (1972–1976)
Andrès Botero Philippsbourne  Colombia 2007
Sergey Bubka  Ukraine 2008 athletics (1988–2000)
Franco Carraro  Italy 1982
Richard Carrión  Puerto Rico 1990
Marisol Casado  Spain 2010 ITU (triathlon)
Patrick Chamunda  Zambia 2002
Chang Ung  North Korea 1996
Ottavio Cinquanta  Italy 1996
John Dowling Coates  Australia 2001
Sir Philip Craven  Great Britain 2003 IPC (Paralympics)
Anita DeFrantz  United States 1986 rowing (1976)
Lamine Diack  Senegal 1999 IAAF (athletics)
Alpha Ibrahim Diallo  Guinea 1994
Iván Dibos  Peru 1982
Guy Drut  France 1996 athletics (1972–1976)
Jim Easton  United States 1994
Hicham El Guerrouj  Morocco 2004 athletics (1996–2004)
Nawal El Moutawakel  Morocco 1998 athletics (1984)
Francisco Elizalde  Philippines 1985
Rania Elwani  Egypt 2004 swimming (1992–2000)
Ugur Erdener  Turkey 2008
René Fasel   Switzerland 1995 IIHF (ice hockey)
Timothy Fok  Hong Kong, China 2001
Frankie Fredericks  Namibia 2004 athletics (1992–2004)
Alex Gilady  Israel 1994
Reynaldo González López  Cuba 1995
Kevan Gosper  Australia 1977 athletics (1956–1960)
Habu Gumel  Nigeria 2009 FIVB (volleyball)
Issa Hayatou  Cameroon 2001
Gerhard Heiberg  Norway 1994
Henri, Grand Duke of Luxembourg  Luxembourg 1998
Patrick Hickey  Ireland 1995
Nicole L.M. Hoevertsz  Aruba 2006 synchronised swimming (1984)
Prince Tunku Imran  Malaysia 2006
Nat Indrapana  Thailand 1990
Willi Kaltschmitt Luján  Guatemala 1988
Gian-Franco Kasper   Switzerland 2000
Barbara Kendall  New Zealand 2011
Toni Khoury  Lebanon 1995
Jean-Claude Killy  France 1995 alpine skiing (1964–1968)
Saku Koivu  Finland 2006 ice hockey (1994–present)
Kun-Hee Lee  South Korea 1996
Princess Nora of Liechtenstein  Liechtenstein 1984
Gunilla Lindberg  Sweden 1996
Barry Maister  New Zealand 2010 field hockey (1976)
Julio César Maglione  Uruguay 1996 FINA (swimming, diving, synchronized swimming, water polo and open water swimming)
Pat McQuaid  Ireland 2010 UCI (cycling)
Robin Mitchell  Fiji 1994
Dae-Sung Moon  South Korea 2008 taekwondo (2004)
Samih Moudallal  Syria 1998
Ng Ser Miang  Singapore 1998
Lambis Nikolaou  Greece 1986
Lydia Nsekera  Burundi 2009
Carlos Nuzman  Brazil 2000 volleyball (1964)
HRH Willem-Alexander, Prince of Orange  Netherlands 1998
Denis Oswald   Switzerland 1991 rowing (1968–1976) FISA (rowing)
Adam Pengilly  Great Britain 2010 skeleton (2006–2010)
José Perurena  Spain 2011
Mario Pescante  Italy 1994
Richard Peterkin  Saint Lucia 2009
Göran Petersson  Sweden 2009
Aleksandr Popov  Russia 2008 swimming (1992–2004)
Richard Pound  Canada 1978 swimming (1960)
Sam Ramsamy  South Africa 1995
Sir Craig Reedie  Great Britain 1994
Francesco Ricci Bitti  Italy 2006
Count Jacques Rogge  Belgium 1991 sailing (1968–1976)
Anne, Princess Royal  Great Britain 1988 equestrianism (1976)
Yumilka Ruiz Luaces  Cuba 2008 volleyball (1992–2008)
Mounir Sabet  Egypt 1998
Juan Antonio Samaranch Salisachs  Spain 2001
Melitón Sánchez Rivas  Panama 1998
Angela Ruggiero  United States 2010 ice hockey (1998–2010)
Pál Schmitt  Hungary 1983 fencing (1968–1976)
Rebecca Scott  Canada 2006 cross-country skiing (1998–2006)
Austin Sealy  Barbados 1994
Randhir Singh  India 2001
Vitali Smirnov  Russia 1971
Rita Subowo  Indonesia 2007
Irena Szewińska  Poland 1998 athletics (1964–1980)
Peter Tallberg  Finland 1976 sailing (1960–1980)
Shamil Tarpishchev  Russia 1994
Olegario Vázquez Raña  Mexico 1995 shooting (1964–1976)
Antun Vrdoljak  Croatia 1995
Leo Wallner  Austria 1998
Gerardo Werthein  Argentina 2011
Wu Ching-Kuo  Chinese Taipei 1988
Yang Yang  China 2010 short-track speed skating (1998–2006)
Yu Zaiqing  China 2000
Jan Železný  Czech Republic 2004 athletics (1988–2004)

Nominees for membership

Currently there are five individuals who are nominated to become members. The IOC will vote at the 124th IOC Session (prior to the 2012 Olympics) in London on who will become IOC members.

The current nominees are: [2]

Honorary Members of the International Olympic Committee

Most honorary members are former members who, after finishing their terms of office, are made honorary members.

Member Country Since Honorary Since Olympic participation notes
Henry Adefope  Nigeria 1985 2008
Tamás Aján  Hungary 2000 IWF (weightlifting)
Berthold Beitz  Germany 1972 1988 Chairman of the Olympic Museum Foundation
Infanta Doña Pilar de Borbón  Spain 1996
Vladimir Cernusak  Slovakia 1981 2002
Manuela Di Centa  Italy 1999 cross country skiing (1984–1998)
Gunnar Ericsson  Sweden 1965 1996
Mustapha Larfaoui  Algeria 1995
Mary Alison Glen-Haig  Great Britain 1982 1994 fencing (1948–60)
Former King Constantine II of Greece  Greece 1963 1974 sailing (1960)
Abdel Mohamed Halim  Sudan 1963 1988 Resignation in 1982
Tan Seri Hamzah bin Haji Abu Samah  Malaysia 1978
Günther Heinze  Germany 1981 1992
Maurice Herzog  France 1970 1995
Niels Holst-Sørensen  Denmark 1977 2002 athletics (1948)
Flor Isava-Fonseca  Venezuela 1981 2002
Kipchoge Keino  Kenya 2000 athletics (1964–1972)
Ashwini Kumar  India 1973 2000
Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg  Luxembourg 1946 1998
Shagdarjav Magvan  Mongolia 1977 2007
Fidel Mendoza Carrasquilla  Colombia 1988 2006
Roque Muñoz Peñá  Dominican Republic 1983
Pedro Ramírez Vázquez  Mexico 1972 1995
Borislav Stanković  Serbia 1988 2006 Retired as Secretary General of FIBA (basketball) in 2006
Walther Tröger  Germany 1989
Hein Verbruggen  Netherlands 1996 2006 Chairman of the Coordination Commission for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad in Beijing in 2008
Tay Wilson  New Zealand 1988 2006
Fernando Bello  Portugal 1989 sailing (1968–1972)
James Worrall  Canada 1967 1989 athletics (1936)

Honour Members of the International Olympic Committee

Member Country Honour Since
Henry Kissinger  United States 2000

Former members

Some recent former members of the International Olympic Committee

Member Country Since Until Olympic participation notes
Roland Baar  Germany 1999 2004 rowing (1988–1996) Concluded his term of office
Charmaine Crooks  Canada 1996 2004 athletics (1984–1996) Concluded her term of office
Manuel Estiarte  Spain 2000 2004 water polo (1980–2000) Concluded his term of office
Anton Geesink  Netherlands 1987 2010 judo (1964) Died in office
Bruno Grandi  Italy 2000 2004 Concluded his term of office
Bob Hasan  Indonesia 1994 2004 Expelled for corruption
João Havelange  Brazil 1963 2011 swimming/water polo (1936, 1952) Resigned to avoid being expelled[3]
Paul Henderson  Canada 2000 2004 sailing (1964–1968) Concluded his term of office
Marc Hodler   Switzerland 1963 2006 Died in office
Kikis Lazarides  Cyprus 2002 2006 Concluded his term of office
François Narmon  Belgium 2002 2004 Concluded his term of office
Francis Nyangweso  Uganda 1988 2011 boxing (1960) Died in office[4]
Sir Matthew Pinsent  Great Britain 2002 2004 rowing (1992–2004) Concluded his term of office
Ivan Slavkov  Bulgaria 1987 2005 Expelled for alleged corruption
Philipp von Schoeller  Austria 1977 2000 Honorary, 2000–2008; died 2008
Mario Vázquez Raña  Mexico 1991 2012 Resigned[5]
Pernilla Wiberg  Sweden 2002 2010 alpine skiing (1992–1998) Concluded her term of office
Un-Yong Kim  South Korea 1986 2005 Resigned after being convicted of corruption and embezzlement in his home country

Presidents

President Office Origin
Demetrius Vikelas Demetrius Vikelas 1894–1896  Greece
Pierre de Coubertin Baron Pierre de Coubertin 1896–1925  France
Henri de Baillet-Latour Count Henri de Baillet-Latour 1925–1942  Belgium
Sigfrid Edström Johannes Sigfrid Edström 1942–1952  Sweden
Avery Brundage Avery Brundage 1952–1972  United States
Michael Morris Baron Killanin Michael Morris 1972–1980  Ireland
Juan Antonio Samaranch Marqués Juan Antonio Samaranch 1980–2001  Spain
Jacques Rogge Count Jacques Rogge 2001–2013  Belgium

Original members of the International Olympic Committee

Member Country Since Until Notes
Mario Lucchesi-Palli  Italy 1894 1894
Demetrios Vikelas  Greece 1894 1897 President (1894–1896)
Arthur Russell, 2nd Baron Ampthill  Great Britain 1894 1898
Alexei de Butowski  Russian Empire 1894 1900
Leonard A. Cuff  New Zealand 1894 1905
Charles Herbert  Great Britain 1894 1906
Jose Zubiaur  Argentina 1894 1907
Ferenc Kemény Austria-Hungary Austria-Hungary 1894 1907
Ernest Callot  France 1894 1913 Treasurer (1894–1895)
Viktor Balck Sweden Norway-Sweden 1894 1921
William Milligan Sloane  United States 1894 1924
Baron Pierre de Coubertin  France 1894 1925 General Secretary (1894–1896), President (1896–1925)
Jiří Guth-Jarkovský  Bohemia 1894 1943

References

  • "IOC Members list". Official website of the Olympic Movement. Retrieved 2010-10-08.