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Mikaela Jaworski Appointed Chair of IOC Coordination for Brisbane 2032 Olympics

The former equestrian champion takes on a pivotal leadership role as Brisbane shifts to operational planning, with expedited venue construction under new Queensland legislation.

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Overview

  • Mikaela Cojuangco Jaworski has been named chair of the IOC’s coordination commission for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, succeeding Kirsty Coventry, who was elected IOC president.
  • Jaworski will oversee the planning and delivery of the Brisbane Games, with her first in-country commission meeting scheduled for May 20–22, joined by IOC leadership.
  • A member of the IOC executive board since 2020, Jaworski has extensive experience on coordination commissions for Tokyo 2020, Paris 2024, and Brisbane 2032.
  • The Queensland government recently passed legislation exempting Olympic venues from standard planning laws to fast-track construction and ensure readiness for the Games.
  • Jaworski, a former actress and equestrian who trained in Australia, brings a unique blend of athletic and governance expertise to her new role.