Ana is a three-time Olympic alpine skier who represented Croatia. At 15 years old, Ana was the youngest competitor at the Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games in 2002. Ana is driven by a passion for sports, media and communications and works closely with athletes as an IOC Career and Master Educator, supporting the smooth navigation of career transitions for athletes.

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“The memory of my very first doping test is still vivid in my mind – I was 15 years old and before being notified during my first Olympic Games that I had been selected for a test, I had never been given any information about what to expect. I felt scared and powerless and therefore believe that it is never too early to educate athletes about their rights and responsibilities, and processes when it comes to clean sport.”

Anita is a Hungarian former basketball player with extensive international experience, having competed in NCAA Division 1, FIBA EuroLeague Women and FIBA EuroCup Women. Anita holds two master’s degrees: one in Sport Coaching from the Hungarian University of Sport Science and the other in Financial Management from Oxford Brooks University. She works as a sports manager for the Rhine-Ruhr 2025 FISU World University Games. Her extensive experience and expertise in competitive sports, education and business make her a respected figure in the field of sports and she remains dedicated to making ongoing contributions in that field.

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"As a former athlete and an ITA Education Ambassador, I bring a deep understanding of athlete behaviours. I'm excited to be part of this education program, connecting directly with athletes to hear their stories and concerns. This role lets us demystify anti-doping, and I'm eager to contribute to the promotion of clean competition. Together, we're shaping the future of sports by giving athletes the knowledge they need for an even playing field.”

Two-time Olympian (2008, 2012), Olympic bronze and gold medalist. Team Canada mentor, Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport Board of Directors member; International Weightlifting Anti-Doping Commission Member. Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy – University of Ottawa (Canada).

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“Clean sport is very important to me; both as an athlete who was robbed of my moment atop the Olympic Podium and as a mother to future athletes. We cannot punish our way out of doping. We need a to foster a culture where clean and fair sport is respected by all stakeholders of the world. The best way to achieve this is through education.”

Derek is a former professional squash player for Team Ireland who competed on the PSA World Tour for 12 years, and reached a high of No.7 in the world rankings. Derek is now a sports physiotherapist with expertise in sports performance, a lead physiotherapist and a medical consultant for the PSA World Tour, as well as a strength & conditioning consultant and advisor to a number of the world’s top-ranked squash players.

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“I’ve been fortunate to be involved in sport all my life as a competitor and also training others to achieve their goals. Having the opportunity to educate athletes about the most important aspects of clean sport complements what I do on a daily basis. I am excited to share my knowledge, ensuring that athletes can focus on training and competing safely.”

Dora is the Vice-President of the International Gymnastics Federation Athletes’ Commission. She is a former aerobic gymnast for Team Hungary who won a World Games silver and two bronze medals, the European Games gold and was the European and World Championships Vice-Champion. Dora has a Master of Health Promotion and Sport Sciences degree from and she is currently working as an international coach, judge and owner of a leotard company.

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“Sport has given me so much since I was a child: determination, responsibility and respect. I believe that athletes need education to really understand these important values of sport, and to live by them. As an athletes’ representative, I have been strongly supporting the athletes’ rights, fair play and clean sport, and I am honored to be a part of the ITA Ambassador team, providing important anti-doping knowledge to the sport community.”

Kelsey is the Senior Director of Athlete Health, Engagement & Experience at USA Cycling where she oversees athlete holistic development and well-being. She previously spent over a decade working in international anti-doping, dedicated to developing evidence-based anti-doping education interventions and whistleblowing policies and procedures.

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“Sports have always been a huge part of my life and have provided so many incredible memories, relationships and experiences. I want every athlete to have positive memories of sport, but I know doping has left many athletes with negative experiences. I believe clean sport education is critical for protecting and empowering every person – not just athletes – to make informed decisions about substances and to deterring doping. And deterring doping is critical for ensuring positive sport experiences.”

Former Australian rules footballer with the West Coast Eagles – Australian Football League. Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Strength and Conditioning – Edith Cowan University (Australia). Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration degree – Academy of Sport Science and Technology (Switzerland).

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“Sport is part of the fabric of society. The athleticism, the heroics, the heartbreak, the memories and stories along with the competition is all genuine and that is why people love it and embrace it. For these stories and competitions to be genuine, sport needs to be free from doping and that is why educating athletes and their entourage is so important.”

Florence is an accomplished Swiss ice hockey athlete with a 25-year long career that includes four editions of the Olympic Games and an Olympic bronze medal. Florence is passionate about athlete rights and is a strong advocate for safe and clean sport. She is a representative on the Swiss Olympic Athlete’s Commission and the Swiss Association of Ice Hockey Players. She holds a Master’s Degree of Science in Business Administration in Strategy and Management in International Organisations, has a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Sports Management and is a Certified Professional Coach.

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“As a four-time Olympian, I have seen and experienced first-hand the pressure that is put on athletes to perform at their best when it matters the most. The temptation to reach for a stimulant is real but completely unnecessary. I have been lucky to have a phenomenal medical team throughout my career that educated me on the topic of clean and fair sport. Sport is so much more than a competition, it’s a life lesson. I was fortunate to grow up in such an environment. My passion is unlimited and goes beyond just sport. That is the reason I want to educate others on the topic of clean sport, so they can benefit from unforgettable and life-changing experiences. We are more than athletes, we are humans! As an ITA Ambassador, I hope to positively influence and educate youth athletes to perform clean on and off the playing field.”

Former high-level basketball referee and referee coach. Sport Integrity expert; formerly IF Relations Manager at WADA and National Federation & Sport Senior Associate at FIBA. Entrepreneur in the Sport, Technology & Innovation sector. MBA diploma with Minors in Project Management & Big Data Analytics – EAE Business School (Spain).

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“As ITA Education Ambassadors, we are privileged to engage with athletes - we get to hear their stories & concerns. In return, we intent to spread light on the anti-doping mystery box. It’s refreshing to be part of this dynamic program that strengthens sport by making anti-doping education a two-way street.”

Geneviève was a professional cyclist for 10 years. She represented Canada at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, won several World Cups as well as two junior World Championships. In 2005, Geneviève failed a drug test for EPO and was banned from all sport for 10 years. In 2015, Geneviève opened up about the situation that led to doping, which she now shares with hopes of helping other athletes facing similar difficult circumstances. Geneviève returned to her studies at the age of 30 to continue on the academic path that was interrupted by her cycling career when she was a teenager. She is now the head trainer at a fitness studio in Montreal and lives a full, enriching life. She mentors young women in professional cycling and is increasingly active in advancing safe sport policies for athletes. Geneviève returned to competition on the pro gravel circuit in 2022.

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“My experience with doping is definitely not the scenario people expect; I was coerced into taking performance enhancing drugs at the age of 16 by a coach who abused me for the remainder of my career. Failing a drug test was a relief and my saving grace; my day-to-day reality was much scarier. It is important for me to raise awareness of the fact that not all doping stories are the athlete’s personal choice - before judging and sanctioning, we must look at the bigger picture. I hope that my voice helps protect athletes against abuse and intimidation into doping and contribute to changing society’s “winning at all costs” mentality.”   

Goldie is a three-time Olympian, Olympic bronze medalist and British record-holder in javelin. Goldie is a passionate advocate for athlete education and empowerment through Olympic values, and she sat on the British Olympic Association Athletes’ Commission for many years. She was directly impacted by doping, having been awarded her Olympic bronze medal 11 years after the Beijing Olympics via the medal reallocation process, after another athlete was retrospectively banned after a positive test. Goldie has a Bachelor’s Degree in Sport and Exercise Science and MSc in Sporting Directorship. She now runs a successful property investment business and continues to mentor young athletes.

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“Sport has given me a huge amount in my life and has helped develop the values I live by today: respect, integrity, hard work, resilience and fun. Having been directly impacted by a drug cheat in my sporting career, I believe that everybody should have the opportunity to compete on a level playing field, and should never feel as if they have to resort to drugs in order to perform to the best of their ability.”

From track and field and martial arts to nutrition and biology, Janice has enjoyed all aspects of a healthy lifestyle since her early childhood, prioritising education and sport in a balanced way. Since finding her home in the art and sport of muaythai, she has evolved from a competitor and a World Champion to a coach, gym manager, administrator, and the chair of the IFMA Athletes’ Commission. Janice stands for the protection of clean athletes on and off the field of play, has zero tolerance for cheating of any kind and is an advocate for education, particularly regarding some of the consequences of doping and effects on the athlete’s body through her capacity as a holistic nutritionist. Janice’s values align with the five pillars of muaythai: honor, respect, tradition, fair play and excellence.

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“Clean Sport is important to me because it has a huge impact on the health and welfare of athletes and their right to fair competition. From a martial arts perspective, it is about taking what you learn and giving it back to the next generation. Clean sport offers hope and protection for the next generation of athletes. We owe it to them to rise up against doping, be a strong voice and educate one another so that the field of play remains untainted by negative influences, and athletes can continue to enjoy sport as it should be.”

Jernej is a former professional ski jumper who represented Slovenia at four editions of the Olympic Games. Now retired from competitive sport, Jernej serves as the athlete’s representative at the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) and the Slovenian Ski Federation. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and is currently the social media coordinator for the Ski Association of Slovenia.

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“It is only nice to compete in every sport as long as the playing field is fair. Doping can change that significantly. My goal for as long as I can remember is to try and make sport a safe and happy place for athletes, so that they can do their best and most importantly, always have fun doing what they love!”

Olympian (2008) and co-captain of the Mali basketball team. Ex-professional basketball player; five-time French National Junior Champion. WADA Education Committee Chair. Master Trainer and Steering Committee member – IOC Career+ Program and the International Red Cross Career Development Program for persons with physical disabilities. Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Management – Fordham University (USA).

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“I felt that it was my duty to contribute to the protection of the well-being of my fellow athletes on and off the field of play while preserving the spirit of sport. I believe education is key, and most deterrent for doping in sport. I also believe that collaboration among stakeholders in anti-doping education is crucial to establish the best customized educational programs for athletes and their support personnel.”

Three-time Olympian (2012, 2016 and 2021) and continental record holder – athletics (50km race walk). Marc holds a Master in Human Movement Sciences degree from the University of Pretoria (South Africa), as well as a Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration degree from the Academy of Sport Science and Technology (Switzerland).

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“I personally experienced the retrospective elation of moving up on the Olympic rankings as a result of several athletes being disqualified for doping offences. As an ITA Ambassador, I hope to educate, influence and dissuade youth from starting down the doping pathway.”

Former competitive swimmer and National Team member; Sport communications professional; Brand Manager – European Championships. Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration degree – Academy of Sport Science and Technology (Switzerland).

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“Clean athletes deserve to stand in their power and have the right to compete without doping, and I feel deeply honoured to be part of this movement for them. Being an ambassador for the anti-doping cause is a gift to my former athlete self, it brings the greatest joy and the hope that I can bring more power to others.”

Three-time Olympian (2008, 2012, 2016) and National record holder – athletics (hurdles). Tokyo 2020 hopeful. Firefighter, NCAA coach, Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration degree – Academy of Sport Science and Technology (Switzerland).

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”I want to be a part of change, a movement, the future of sport. To not just a fight against doping but to share the passion for Clean Sport. To change the perspective, understanding and exposure of athletes, coaches and supporters while enriching the experience around protecting the sports we love.”

Born and raised on the Island of Aruba, Randolph has played 12 years of professional baseball for the Kingdom of the Netherlands Dutch Team, as well as for professional teams all over the world. Currently, Randolph is on the Executive Board of the World Softball and Baseball Confederation as an Athlete Representative, is co-owner of the Dream Glove Company, is studying for his Safeguarding Officer certification through the IOC and is a baseball coach for the youth of Aruba. Randolph is an exceptional leader and takes pride in his multicultural upbring that allowed him to become proficient in four languages: English, Spanish, Dutch and Papiamento. He also has an associate degree in Liberal Arts.

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“I am and always have been a strong believer in playing safe and clean, which is the main reason I want to be a clean sport ambassador – to support and pass on this message to other athletes.”

Thais is a former elite athlete who competed for the Brazilian Artistic Gymnastics Team.  She is an International Clean Sport Educator (ITA), a member of the Expert Advisory Group on Social Science Research (WADA) and a Doping Control Officer who worked at the Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. She was the Office Advisor and member of the Education Team at Brazilian NADO. Thais is also a PhD and Post-Doctoral Researcher in the Neuroscience of Sports, mainly in the athletes' mental health field.

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“I feel it is a honourable cause to share knowledge and to support the protection of athletes from the harmful effects of doping. Education is key to empowering athletes to make better decisions in their sports career and for their long-term well-being. Clean sport means being fair and having a safe competition environment for ethical humans to perform at their best. I am very glad to be part of an active anti-doping system!”

Ex-professional cyclist with first-hand experience of proactive reporting in sport. Advocate and educator with the UCI, WADA, IBU and the ITA, with a focus on athlete education and development of educational structures allowing athletes to compete in a safe and fair environment. Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing Management – University of Waikato (New Zealand).

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“I’ve been lucky enough to be involved in clean sport education right through my sporting career. Sport has taught me my biggest life lessons and that is exactly why I’m passionate about educating others on clean sport - to enable others to have the same incredible life experience! Sport has the power to unify, educate and empower people like nothing else. Ensuring a safe sporting environment means we can create not only amazing athletes, but amazing people.”