Rachel Axon is an Olympics reporter for the Sports Business Journal. With a background in journalism, Rachel has covered various sports events and has been featured in publications such as the Detroit Free Press, Yahoo Sports, and USA TODAY. She is known for her insightful reporting on topics such as women's sports, sponsorship deals, and influential figures in the sports business industry.
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By: Rachel Axon
For the first time, the USOPC operated Team USA House and its high-performance training center, held at Athletica, during the Paralympics. With a Paralympic roster of 225 athletes — just more than one-third the size of the U.S. Olympic roster — both have been adjusted to scale.
USA Swimming CEO Tim Hinchey is leaving the organization he has led for seven years.
By: Rachel Axon
USA Swimming announced further leadership changes with Lindsay Mintenko, its managing director of the national team, resigning effective Sept. 20, reports SBJ's Rachel Axon.
By: Rachel Axon
In its push for equity within the movement, the USOPC has strived to create one Team USA -- whether the athletes are Olympians or Paralympians.
Longtime TOP sponsor Panasonic will not renew its deal with the IOC, marking another departure following the Paris Games. It's current contract expires in December.
Volleyball World announced upgrades to its VBTV platform as it hits a milestone with 1.5 million members globally.
Team USA sponsor Eli Lilly will donate more than $2.6M to 24 organizations as a result of the Americans' success in the Paris Olympics and Paralympics.
One of LA28's top executives is leaving the organization, with Tanja Olano resigning this week.
Li Li Leung led USA Gymnastics to a settlement agreement with sexual abuse survivors, brought the embattled organization back from bankruptcy and built a new culture of athlete empowerment.
Nicole Deal excels at her mission to support Team USA athletes through security and safety logistics at global events such as the Paris Games, being a liaison to the U.S. Center for SafeSport and playing a role at each step of the athlete journey.
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