Overview
- Li Li Leung will leave her role as president and CEO of USA Gymnastics at the end of 2025, concluding nearly six years of leadership.
- She established an Athlete Bill of Rights in 2020 and introduced comprehensive mental health services, making therapy dogs standard at competitions and covering counseling for national team members.
- Under Leung’s tenure, the federation settled lawsuits stemming from the Nassar scandal, halted USOPC decertification efforts and regained major sponsors, signaling restored confidence.
- The U.S. gymnastics teams won 11 medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics, reflecting the sport’s resurgence under her guidance.
- USA Gymnastics has hired CAA Executive Search to find Leung’s successor and aims to install new leadership before year’s end to steer preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Games.