44th Congress of the International Committee of

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International Committee
of Sports for the Deaf
www.deaflympics.org
7 June 2013
44th Congress of the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf
23-25 July 2013; Sofia, Bulgaria
Nominees for Elections to the Executive Board of ICSD
No.
Country
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Algeria
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3
4
5
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Armenia
Australia
Bulgaria
Canada
China
Chinese Taipei
Croatia
9
France
10
11
Great Britain
Greece
12
Iran
13
Israel
14
Italy
15
16
Kazakhstan
Mali
17
Netherlands
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19
20
21
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23
24
Russia
South Africa
Sweden
Turkey
Ukraine
USA
USA
25
Venezuela
26
Zambia
Nominate
Mohamed
Madoun
Grigor Grigoryan
Rebecca Adam
Nikolay Nikolov
Arista Haas
Jun Zhang
Kang Chen
Marijo Lusic
Jean-Francois
Labes
Craig Crowley
Iosif Stavrakakis
Masood Farahani
Tajer
David Lanesman
Samueli Pier
Alessandro
Maxim Rozhkov
Nohoum Keita
Henk van
Hardeveld
Valery Rukhledev
Julius Maxajwe
Arne Lundquist
Akiv Kucuk
Vasyl Sandugei
Joel Barish
Jack Lamberton
Maria de
Bendeguz
Prosper Mulinda
Position 1
Position 2
Position 3
Vice-president
Member at Large
2-4
Vice-president
Member at Large
Member at Large
Member at Large
Member at Large
Vice-president WS
Vice-president
Member at Large
Member at Large
Member at Large
5-7
8-10
11-12
13-21
22-25
26-36
37-44
Vice-president WS
Member at Large
45-47
President
Vice-president WS
Vice-president YS
Member at Large
48-52
53-55
Vice-president WS
Vice-president YS
Member at Large
56-59
Vice-president WS
Vice-president YS
Member at Large
60-67
Member at Large
Vice-president
Member at Large
Page
68-69
Member at Large
70-72
73
Member at Large
74-75
President
Member at Large
Member at Large
Member at Large
Vice-president WS
President
Vice-president WS
Vice-president YS
76-79
80-81
82-85
86-87
88-91
92-94
95-96
Vice-president YS
Member at Large
Member at Large
Vice-president
International Committee of Sports for the Deaf
PO Box # 3441, Frederick, Maryland 21705 USA
Member at Large
97-99
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Nomination for Elections to the Executive Board of ICSD
Additional Information. Please note, you may attach as many or as few additional
documents as you wish in support of your nomination:
Name of Nominee :
Mohamed MADOUN
Country of Residence :
ALGERIA
Sporting Achievements :
- Semi-final in Foot-ball National League with ASS Albi in France –
1982
- 1ST 1500 meter Junior in France Youth Championship at Poitiers 1983
- Founder of Algerian Deaf Sport Federation – 1992
- Africa-Arab Athletic Championships – Tunis ( Tunisia ) 1995
- Founder of Algerian National Deaf Federation – 1996
Education :
Project Management - 2008
BA Architecture – 1987
Civil Engineering Draghting - 1984
Relevant Experience:
1992/1998
Vice President of Algeria Deaf
2001/2004
Sport Federation
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President of Algeria Deaf Sport Federation – 1998/2009
Vice President of Algeria Handisport Federation
–
President of Algeria Deaf Sport Federation – February
28th2013 until now
Vice President of Arab Deaf Sport Committee Africa Zone
since 2005 to now
Head of delegations on ADSF at various international
competitions since 1992
Vice President of Algerian National Deaf Federation –
1996/2010
Additional Information : Good skill in English
PO Box #3441; Frederick, Maryland 21705 USA
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44 Congress of the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf
Country of Residence: Armenia
Name of Nominee: Mr. Grigor Grigoryan nominating for ICSD Vice President / Member at
Large
Sporting Achievements:
1984-1990 USSR Deaf junior indoor football and wrestling in the school (USSR, Stavropol)
1987-1990 USSR Deaf Junior indoor football and wrestling (USSR)
After USSR, played in Armenia 1990-2000 Deaf indoor football and wrestling.
Education:
Attended Schools for the Deaf Children;
Recipient of the advanced college degree in the field of Civil Engineering which was earned from the
Moscow State Open University;
1998-2000
Sports Manager of Armenian Deaf Society
2000-2011
Vice President of Armenian Sports Committee of the Deaf
2009- until now President of Armenian Deaf Society
2011- until now
President of Armenian Deaf Sports Committee
2010-2013
ICSD TD Wrestling
2013-2017
EDSO TD Wrestling
Additional Information:
Founder and President of the Armenian Deaf Sports Committee since 2000
Council Member in Ministry of Sports of Armenia since 2012
Recipient of the Diploma from the Ministry of Sports of Armenia in 2007 for excellent preparation of
World Deaf Wrestling Championships;
Recipient of the Diploma from the Mayor of Yerevan City and Government of Armenia in 2011 for
excellent preparation of European Deaf Wrestling Championships;
Recipient of the state award from the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, Mayor of Yerevan City and
Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs in 2012
Grigor Grigoryan is a progressive leader who has always
shown great devotion to his work. People like him are the
only able to make our country prosperous and flourishing.
Mr. Serge Sargsyan
(President of Republic Armenia)
Grigor Grigoryan is a knowledgeable, smart and conscientious
person and it is always a pleasure to be working with him, I
highly recommend him for ICSD position because his expertise
and attitude will surely be a great asset to the International
Deaflympics movement.
Mr. Hrachya Rostomyan
(Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs of
Armenia)
22.03.2013
Please note:
only one nomination may be accepted per ICSD member;
nominations must be submitted by 23 March 2013;
return the form by email to [email protected];
please complete the additional form for personal / professional information;
for more information about this process, please see our video in
international signs at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E6DK0R0rp4
please only use one form per nominee.
Nomination to the position of: Board Member
Name of Nominee:
Nikolay Nikolov
Nationality of Nominee:
Date of Birth:
Email:
Bulgarian
24.06.2932
[email protected]
Signature:
Name of Nominee:
Nikolay Nikolov
Country of Residence:
Bulgaria
National Student Champion Swimming, National Waterpolo
Champion
Education:
UNIVERSITY FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT
More than 40 years of experience in the area of sports.
1975 - 1993 - Head of "Sports Deaprtment"at the Union of the Deaf in
Bulgaria
1993 - 2001 - Sports Manager at Basketball club "Levski-Sikonko".
Since 1999 - President of Bulgarian Deaf Sports Federation.
Additional Information: Excellent knowledge of Sport Management.
801-‐9707 105th Street Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2Y4 March 14, 2013 Re: ICSD Nomination – 2013 Congress Dear CDSA Board of Directors: The International Committee for Sports of the Deaf (ICSD) has sent out the nomination form for the election of new positions for the 2013 -‐ 2017 term. I am expressing my interest in being nominated for the position of Member-‐at-‐Large with the ICSD Board of Directors. The reason for my interest is to have the opportunity to be involved in a new governance of the ICSD, pending the members’ approval and support the growth of the organisation. Among my teammates, I had been a victim of the unfortunate cancellation of the 2011 Deaflympics – an experience that I do not wish to see repeated and imposed on any athlete. After recovering from the devastating experience, I am more than determined to be involved with the ICSD, which needs to foster a new change and increase the profile of Deaf Sports in the world. Please see my attached documents that reflect my experience and abilities: • Arista Haas Resume ICSD Nomination.pdf • APPENDIX_A_LTPA_Booklet_V5_ICSDNomination.pdf My best abilities are analysis, decision-‐making, producing reports, and project management. I strongly believe with my skill sets, I can support the transition of the ICSD governance as I have done with the Alberta Deaf Sports Association, Canadian Deaf Sports Association, and World Deaf Golf Federation. Thank you for your time to consider my application for the position of Member-‐at-‐Large with the ICSD Board. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me at [email protected]. Sincerely, Arista Haas Arista H. Haas Resident of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Nationality: Canadian
Nomination to the position of:
Member at Large
Goals if Elected: •
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Serve the ICSD Board to the best of my abilities
Ensure the Deaf Sport program is beneficial to all athletes
Ensure the ICSD’s Modern governance and strong leadership continue its
development over the 2013-2017 term
Create more opportunities for female athletes
Support the development of Deaf Sports in the world
Ensure the Associate members are respected and intact due to their excellent
development as independent and non-profit organisations over several years.
Sporting Achievements: I have been involved in competitive sports since 1982 when I joined a youth soccer
league in O’Fallon, Illinois, USA. Between 1982 and 1985, I was a student at a
Deaf School in St. Louis, Missouri and was living with my American family for three
years. My parents were always in support of me in receiving my education and
being involved in sports.
Canada became my permanent residence after 8 years of commuting between
Edmonton and St. Louis for education. Between 1985 and 1993, I was involved in
school competitions in both individual and team sports. Golf, swimming, five-pin
bowling, basketball, soccer, and volleyball were the sports I was involved because of
my passion.
Notable Achievements 1985 – 1993:
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Bowler of the Month of Alberta; Five-Pin Bowling, November 1985
Bowler of the Year of Alberta; Five-Pin, 1986
Regional competitions in Alberta: Top 8 between 1985 and 1991
Was invited to Zone 5 Swim Meet to compete for spots in Alberta Summer
Games in 1991. I made the squad for Zone 5 team.
Won a Gold medal in 200m freestyle at the Regional Finals in 1991
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1991 Provincial Swim Meet in Alberta: 8th overall
Volleyball in Junior High School – 2nd place as a team in 1988
Basketball in Junior High School – 3rd place as a team in 1989
Highest handicap reduction in 1990 for in Junior Golf Program (40 to 18)
A bronze medalist in a Zone competition for my high school. My Team won
the Zone championship that we went on to the Alberta Provincial High School
Championships in 1992. We came in fifth place in spite of early snowfall in
September.
1993 to 2000: I focused all my time on studies and work experience; I was not
aware of Deaf Sports program until I finished the university education in 1999.
2000 to 2010: Golf and Curling are the main sports
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Golf
o Canadian Deaf Golf Championships
 2001 – 1st place overall
 2003 – 2nd place overall
 2005 – 2nd place overall
 2009 – 1st place overall
o World Deaf Golf Championshiops
 2002 – 5th place overall
 2004 – 8th place overall, Team Canada Women 2nd place
 2006 – 10th place overall, Team Canada Women 3rd place
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Curling
o Canadian Deaf Curling Championships
 2002 – 3rd place – Alberta Mixed Team (2 Men, 2 Women)
 2010 – 1st place – Alberta Women Team
o International Competitions
 2011 Deaflympics – Cancelled
Education: 2013 - 2018
Certified General Accounting (CGA) designation
CGA Program, Edmonton, Alberta
1999:
Bachelor of Commerce – General Studies, University of Alberta
1993 - 1996:
Faculty of Engineering, University of Alberta
1988 - 1993:
Advanced Diploma, 1993
R.F. Staples Secondary School; Westlock, Alberta
Relevant Experience: My current job position is Financial Officer at the federal government of Canada, in
the department of Transport (www.tc.gc.ca). The department is generally known as
“Transport Canada” for English or “Transports Canada” for French. I have begun
my tenure with the Transport Canada in 1999 and have worked as a Transportation
Analyst with a policy unit before transferring to the Finance and Administration
branch that I became an Audit Officer then promoted to Financial Officer.
The current area of my responsibilities as a Financial Officer is supervising a small
unit of three employees, which was reduced from six employees due to the
budgetary reduction, which led to a workforce adjustment management. I
undertook the supervisory role in May 2012 at the beginning of the change and we
are still moving forward as a small and efficient unit.
Voluntary experience became constant in my life after I graduated from the
University of Alberta in Edmonton. I became involved in the administration of two
sport clubs on a provincial level between 2000 and 2003 and then I became involved
with the Alberta Deaf Sports Association (www.albertadeafsports.ca) and Canadian
Deaf Sports Association (www.assc-cdsa.com) as well as Canadian Deaf Golf
Association since 2003. On the international level, I am the current Board Member
of the World Deaf Golf Federation (www.worlddeafgolf.com).
The work experience does not only focus in government work experience; I was also
involved in various organisations as a volunteer. The volunteer work did allow me to
acquire or enhance my skills that provided me some unique perspectives that I could
relate to my responsibilities in government. My personal and professional
development has benefited from the cross experiences of my activities in both public
and non-profit sectors. What skills I have developed or acquired in Transport
Canada have been valuable in my volunteer work and those learned or honed in the
non-profit sector have supported my role as a Financial Officer in Transport Canada.
Detailed Experience:
World Deaf Golf Federation (WDGF)
Board Member – 2006 to present
Portfolio 2010 to present: Communications (Website, newsletters Social Media)
Portfolio 2006 to 2010: Audiograms and Passports for ICSD Eligibiity
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I took the initiative to build the original website from scratch in 2006 and
provided support to one of the Board members from 2006 to 2010 in addition
my Audiograms and Passports portfolio. In 2010, the WDGF website was
overhauled to meet today’s needs including the social media and the
demands of being notified of any updates. I volunteered to maintain the
website because using professional services is unaffordable for the WDGF.
www.worlddeafgolf.com
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After creating the first Media Accreditation Package, I negotiated with
photographers and media for a free access to the 2012 World Deaf Golf
Championships in an exchange of visual media material to build the inventory
of the WDGF archives. The approach is cost effective for the non-profit
organization like WDGF as the purchase of stock photos and media clips
would be very costly.
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In the process of creating a new Communications policy to ensure
transparency and accountability of the WDGF with the WDGF email use,
media outlets (Golf Digest, PGA, etc.) and social media (Facebook, Twitter,
etc.).
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Email correspondence is the only means of communication for our Board to
cost restrictions and I have provided my knowledge and expertise in the areas
of media and finances for policy interpretation and decision making purposes.
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Initiated the process to develop Internal policies for the management of the
WDGF operations. The process is on-going due to the progression of the
organization.
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Audiograms and Passports portfolio was brand new for the WDGF in 2006
and I had to ensure the policies between the World Deaf Golf Federation and
the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf (ICSD –
www.deaflympics.com) are parallel especially for the Audiograms and the
Passports.
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I provided advice and interpretation on the policies for Audiograms and
Passports as well as enforcing the policies with several National Deaf Golf
Federations. As of 2012, the member nations are fully aware of this policy
and are cooperating with their National Deaf Sports Federations, which in turn
works with the ICSD.
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I participated in the committee on developing the WDGF bylaws and the
WDGC Rules of Competitions. I used the Canadian Deaf Sports Association
bylaws and the Canadian Deaf Golf Association hosting policy to help initiate
the development process.
Canadian Deaf Sports Association (CDSA)
Project Leader - Long Term Participant and Athlete Development (LTPAD)
Committee Chair – 2011 to 2013
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Currently, I am responsible for overseeing the development of the CDSA
LTPAD model in compliance with the Sport Canada’s expectations. Over 55
National Sport Organisations have their own LTAD model and booklets
(Source: http://canadiansportforlife.ca/resources/ltad-sport-models).
Example model that we are looking at: Paralympic Canada LTAD
Please see Appendix A for a draft version of the project.
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Assurances needed to be made that we meet the minimum financial
expectations and follow the budget exactly as provided. Sport Canada
provides the financial support for the committee meetings and hire a writer,
graphic designer, and translators to finalize the new LPTAD model. As of
March 2013, the committee is in the final stage of the project and we are
meeting the deadline expectations.
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The other areas of responsibilities included writing an application and
provided feedback to receive more funding for the project. The final action is
to develop ASL (American Sign Language) and LSQ (Langue de Quebec des
signes) versions of the LTPAD model.
Board Member – 2005 to 2007
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I was on the CDSA Board of Directors for two years to ensure the CDSA
follows the new governance and the hiring of a first Executive Director.
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The results have impacted the CDSA’s status with Sport Canada in 2013.
The CDSA has received more funding than previous years and the policies
and procedures are much more established and provided guidelines to
improved management of the organization.
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I was on the bylaws committee to develop the bylaws from scratch to reflect
the modern governance while respecting the members’ wishes. An example
would be keeping the national deaf sports organizations as members prior to
2006. The CDSA bylaws became in effect in October 2006. Policies and
procedures followed in the subsequent years.
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Prior to bylaws approval, the CDSA underwent a major overhaul during my
tenure on the Board. The transition was difficult but the end result is that the
CDSA has a modern administration with an up-to-date website and social
media
Alberta Deaf Sports Association (ADSA)
President – 2007 to 2011, 2003 to 2005
Secretary – 2005 to 2006, stepped down due to my position with the CDSA
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As the President starting in 2003, I had to ensure we had accountability and
transparency with our members due to unfortunate circumstances in the
previous years.
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Financial management was my priority, as we had to ensure that athletes had
their fair chance to participate in the National and International events.
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In 2005, we initiated an overhaul in the ADSA’s organizational structure and
philosophy. Consultants were hired to help with creating the ADSA’s new
Vision, Mission, and Values statements. (see www.albertadeafsports.ca
website for statements).
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In 2008, I hired an administrative office staff to provide support with the office
tasks and the program expansion. This is the first permanent position in the
organizational history.
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Financial support was analyzed in order to ensure the sustainability of the
program and the financial portfolio was carefully managed in the first 2 years
of my leadership.
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The number of athletes grew to over 70 athletes participating on the national
level between 2003 and 2010. The Program expanded to include nine sports,
an increase from three sports.
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The growth was possible with a budget of $90,000 per year on the average
and the revenue depended on five different sources: fundraising by athletes,
volunteer work at the casinos, annual grants from the Provincial government,
membership fees, and donations.
Canadian Deaf Golf Association (CDGA)
President – 2003 to 2006
Stepped down due to my position with the CDSA
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The CDGA website was overhauled and the hosting policy was created to
ensure the accountability and transparency of the organization.
www.deafgolf.ca The current website and the CDGA hosting policy are active
under the current Board of Directors.
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Handicap cards – a measurement of a golfer’s ability to have low scores at a
golf course – was introduced to the golfers and was added as an eligibility
requirement to participate in the World Deaf Golf Championships.
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I provided support to the Treasurer to ensure the organization has a clear
budget and introduced the concept of the audited financial report for the
members’ approval. The practice of audited financial reports is still in practice
under the current CDGA Board.
Please note:
only one nomination may be accepted per ICSD member;
nominations must be submitted by 23 March 2013;
return the form by email to [email protected];
please complete the additional form for personal / professional information;
for more information about this process, please see our video in
international signs at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E6DK0R0rp4
please only use one form per nominee.
Nomination to the position of: Member-at-Large
Name of Nominee:
Jun ZHANG
P.R.China
Date of Birth:
May 16, 1980
Email:
Signature:
[email protected] ; [email protected]
President of China Sports Association for the Deaf
Name of Nominee:
Ms. Jun ZHANG
P.R.China
SEE ATTACHED FILE
Education:
SEE ATTACHED FILE
SEE ATTACHED FILE
NOMINATION FORM for Member-at-Large of ICSD (Term
2013-2017)
First Name
Jun
Last Name
Zhang
Gender:
Female
NATIONALITY:
Chinese
DATE OF BIRTH:
May 16, 1980
PROFESSION:
Teacher
CONTACT ADDRESS:
NO.186 Xizhimen Nanxiaojie, Xicheng District Beijing, China, 250063
PHONE NUMBER:
+86130-6406-9446
FAX NUMBER:
+8610 8047 1890
EMAIL ADDRESS:
[email protected]
[email protected]
FORMER POSITION IN THE NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Member of APDSC Anti-doping Committee
Executive Committee member of APDSC(2008-2012)
Member of China Sports Association for the Deaf
Teacher of Shandong Sport University, Dept. of Social Sports and Science
SUPPORT FROM THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
China Disabled Persons’Federation
China Sports Association for the
Deaf
CURRICULUM VITAE
Before getting the bachelor’ degree in Physical Education Department of Beijing
Sports University, Ms. Zhang had received many training courses on sports
especially track and field, anti- doping and coaching in different institutions of
higher learning; then she received her master degree on physical education and
now she is a teacher in Shandong Sport University. She has participated a
number of national and international competitions including Deaflympics and
conferences as an athlete also as an official. These experiences make her
proficient at work subsequently.
In recent years, Ms. Zhang has obtained rich experience in implementation and
development of deaf sports in China. As vigorous and innovative as she is, Ms.
Zhang is committed to the promotion of the sports for the deaf in China.
Education & Training
2003-2006
Master’s degree in Physical Education Department, Beijing
Sports University
2000-2003
Bachelor degree in literature, Shandong Normal University
Work Experience
2006-present Teacher of Shandong Sport University, Dept. of Social Sports and
Science,
2007-present
Member of APDSC Anti-doping Committee
Awarding history and Excellent Performance
2000.5 6th Taipei APSDC Games，gold medal for Triple Jump;
2001.7 Rome, Italy -19th Deaflympic Games, silver medal for Triple Jump,
broke world record;
2003.4 3rd place for Triple Jump in the National College Athletic Games;
2003.8 gold medal for Triple Jump and Long Jump in 6th National Games, broke
world records;
2005.1 Melbourne Australia- 20th Deaflympic Games, 4th place for Triple Jump,
also broke world record, also attended the congress as official delegate;
2007.2 Salt Lake, USA-16th Winter Deaflympic Games, official delegate and
anti-doping officer, as well as coach ;
2007.4 Jeju, Korea-2nd APDS Bowling games, anti-doping officer ;
2007.5 gold medal for Triple Jump and Long Jump in 7th National Games.
Name of Nominee: Kang CHEN
Chinese Taipei
1. Deputy Manager of Graphic Design Group & International Sign Interpreter, 2007 World Deaf Swimming Championships
2. Manager of Website Service Group, Invitational Games for the Deaf, Taipei, 2008
3. Assistant of President of Asia Pacific Deaf Sports Confederation, 2007-2008
4. Secretary-General, Asia Pacific Deaf Sports Confederation, 2008-2010
5. Deputy Manager of Community Liaison Division, 2009 Taipei Summer Deaflympics Organizing Committee
6. Staff & Interpreter of Chinese Taipei Delegation, 2011 Winter Deaflympics
7. International Sign Instructor of 2012 Seoul Asia Pacific Deaf Games Organizing Committee
8. Staff & Interpreter of Chinese Taipei Delegation, 2012 Asia Pacific Deaf Games, Seoul, Korea
9. Staff & Interpreter of Chinese Taipei Delegation, 2012 Asia Pacific Cup Basketball Championship, Manila, Philippines
10. Manager of Service Division of 2015 Taoyuan Asia Pacific Deaf Games Organizing Committee, Chinese Taipei
Education:
1. Master Degree of Business Administration in Recreation and Leisure Industry Management, National Taiwan Sport University,
Taiwan, 2012
2. Associate Degree of Graphic Design, Golden West College, California, United States of America, 2000
Appointed by 2009 Taipei Summer Deaflympics Organizing Committee as the followings,
1. Deputy Manager of Communication Liaison Division
2. Manager and Instructor in International Signs Interpreters Training Program
3. Manager of Interpreting Services and Deaf Exhibitions during the games
4. Reception of VIP guests
5. One of the hosts accompanied with Tiger Hu for the Closing Ceremony.
6. Appointed Instructor in Taiwan Sign Language for Taiwan President, Mr. Ma, and the First Lady specified on the announcements
during the Opening Ceremony.
7. Appointed Instructor in International Signs for one song for the Taipei Summer Deaflympics designated and singed by Aaron Kwok,
Famous Singer in Asia.
8. Appointed Instructor in Sign Languages of Taipei City Mayor, Mr. Lung-pin Hau for TV advertisements.
1. Head of Supervisors, National Association of the Deaf, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2010-2013
2. TV Host of "Listening Eyes", Deaf TV Program, Taiwan Public Television Service Foundation, Taiwan, 2010-current
3. Winner in the "Best Host in a Comprehensive Programme" accompanied with other 2 deaf hosts under the Individual Awards of
the 47th Golden Bell Awards (As similar as Emma Awards in the USA), 2012.
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Please read the attached curriculum vitae for more details and information.
Please read the attached curriculum vitae.
Curriculum Vitae ‐ Marijo Lušić ‐ Croatia Personal data: Marijo Lušić, born on 23.05.1960. in Split, Croatia from deceased father Stjepan and deceased mother Đurđica born Petrić ‐ all deaf, and sister Marija ‐ hard‐of‐hearing. Married to Lidija born Oliš ‐ deaf, daughter Melani (1987) ‐ deaf, and son Oliver ‐ hard‐of‐hearing (1990). Education: ‐ 1967. ‐ 1975. elementary school "Slava Raškaj" for deaf children in Split ‐ 1975. ‐ 1978. secondary school in Rijeka for deaf for the technical draftsman and orthopedic mechanic ‐ 1986. ‐ till the collapse of Yugoslavia quited study in social law within social workin Belgrade (SCG) Work experience: ‐ 1978. ‐ 1986. worked as technical draftsman ‐ 1986. ‐ 1989. worked in Split federation of deaf ‐ from 1990. till now retired as a disabled person ‐ 1999. – present ‐ President of the Croatian Deaf Sports Association (CDSA) – volunteer ‐ 2006. – present ‐ President of the Zagreb Deaf Sports Association (ZDSA) – volunteer ‐ 2010. – 2012 ‐ member of the National Council of Sports (under the Sports Act of Croatia) ‐ 2012. – 2016 ‐ reelected for a member of the National Council of Sports (under the Sports Act of Croatia) ‐ 2012 – 2013 – ICSD Technical director for Handball ‐ 2012 – 2016 – EDSO Technical officer for Handball Social activities ‐ 1972. ‐ 1975. president of class in elementary school "Slava Raškaj" in Split ‐ 1976. ‐ 1978. president of class in high school in Rijeka for deaf ‐ 1979. ‐ 1990. president and secretary of sport for deaf in Split ‐ 1986. ‐ 1990. the professional secretary for society of the deaf in the Split ‐ 1991. ‐ 1992. member of executive board of deaf sports in the Berlin, Germany where I stayed as a refugee with the family ‐ 1993. ‐ 1995. member of supervisory board in Croatian Deaf Sport Association(CDSA) ‐ 1995. ‐ 1999. member of the Executive Committee CDSA ‐ 2010. – present ‐ a member of the National Council of Sports under the Sports Act of Croatia ‐ 1995. ‐ 1999. member of executive board CDSA ‐ 1994. ‐ 2008. secretary of deaf sport association "Silent " ‐ 2002. ‐ 2006. secretary of the Zagreb deaf sport alliance (ZDSA) ‐ 2002. ‐ 2004. president of school sport club in elementary school Voltino, Zagreb (Oliver) ‐ 2003. ‐ 2006. president of the council of parents and vice president of the school council in XII. Gymnasium in Zagreb (Melani) ‐ 2000. ‐ 2006. association “DODIR” ‐ occasional activities ‐ 2003. ‐ 2006. member of executive board of international chess board for deaf (ICSC) Sport success on national level 1972. ‐ the school game for all deaf pupils Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (the basketball, indoor soccer, athletics the all disciplines) won first, second and third place ‐ 1972. ‐ 1975. Basketball‐ primary schools championship in Split and (2x) the best scorer with children without hearing disability ‐ 1973. ‐ 1989. Basketball‐ Split team won all championships of Yugoslavia for deaf. 7 times the best player and scorer till the collapse of Yugoslavia in 1990. ‐ 1975. chess champion of elementary school " Slava Raškaj " in Split ‐ 1975. ‐ 1990. ‐ for the team of Split participant in all sports (football, indoor soccer, basketball, chess, bowling, cross‐country race and handball) where several times have conquered first places in the Croatia (in handball champions of Croatia every year from 1979. ‐1988.) and former Yugoslavia, as well the best player and shooter (the handball, basketball and indoor soccer) to the collapse of Yugoslavia 1990. years for deaf ‐ 1991. ‐ 1992. water polo ‐ Berlin, Germany, champions of Germany, sportsman of the years 91. ‐ 92. (two times) in Berlin and 1992. sportsmen of Germany for the deaf ‐ 1993. ‐ 1994. Split and moves for the Zagreb ‐ 1994. ‐ 2004. champions of Croatia with deaf sport association "Silent" table‐tennis, indoor soccer, bowling and handball as a player and official representative for deaf ‐ 1994. ‐ 2006. Zagreb ‐ handball (regular first regional league) Sport success on the international level like the player ‐ 1977. basketball member of national team of Yugoslavia at XIII. Olympics for the deaf, Bucharest, Romania, 5. place ‐ 1980. basketball the European championship for the deaf Warsaw, Poland, 4. place ‐ 1981. basketball XIV. Olympics for the deaf, Cologne, Germany 4. place ‐ 1985. handball XV. Olympics for the deaf, Los Angeles, USA, 1. place, gold medal ‐ 1993. handball XVII. Olympics for the deaf, Sofia, Bulgaria, 3. place, bronze medal for Croatia ‐ 1995. handball 6. European championship for the deaf, Reykjavik, Iceland 3. place, bronze medal ‐ 1997. handball XVIII. Olympics for the deaf, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2. place, silver medal ‐ 2000. handball 7. the European championship for the deaf, Oradea, Romania 1. place, gold medal (player and official representative of CDSA) ‐ 2001. handball XIX. Olympics of the deaf, Rome, Italy 1. place, gold medal (player and official representative of CDSA) ‐ 2005. handball XX. Olympics for the deaf, Melbourne, Australia, 1. place, gold medal (player and official representative of CDSA) ‐ 2005. handball 8. the European championship for the deaf, Constantinople, Turkey 1. place, gold medal (player and official representative of CDSA) ‐ 2009. Handball ‐ XXI. Deaflympics, Taipei, China ‐ 1 place, gold medal ‐ (official CDSA) Awards and recognition for work ‐ 1985. ‐ an annual award from the Split Sports Association ‐ 1993. ‐ an annual award from the Split Sports Association ‐ 2006.god.‐year award from the Zagreb Association of Disabled Persons ‐ 2008.god.‐year award from the Sports Association of the Split ‐ 2008.god.‐year award from Split Deaf Sports Association ‐ 2009.god.‐year award from the Zagreb Sports Association Bearer ‐ wearing the Croatian flag at the opening of the 1997th XVIII. Deaf Olympic Games ‐ OIG, Copenhagen, Denmark Croatian Deaf handball team has achieved significant success on international Cups Kiel, Rome, Bucharest, Bielefeld (Germany), Washington (USA). In years 2001., 2002. and 2006., we received the highest awards in Croatia. We received the award of the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) three times and Francis Bučar national award as the most successful team in Croatia. In addition, we received the highest award of the Croatian Sports Federation of Disabled Persons (CDSA‐
CPC) several times since 1994. to 2005. in Zagreb, as a player and team captain and president of CDSA from 1999. till now. With the new sports act in the Republic of Croatia 09.06.2006. NN71/06, CDSA became equal with the Croatian Paralympic Committee and the Croatian Olympic Committee in all aspects of sports activities and funding. All these results are official of the organization's CISS ‐ IDC, EDSO and ICSC ‐ Chess (International Association of the Deaf), without friendly matches, tournaments and other competitions. 19th of March 2013. President od CDSA Marijo Lušić 44th Congress of the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf
Name of Nominee:
Craig A Crowley (Great Britain)
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Member of the Order of British Empire (MBE) for services to Deaf Sport,
2006
Represented Football (Soccer) for Great Britain Deaf 1984-1987
Silver medallist at Los Angeles ‘Deaflympics’, 1985
Represented Football (Soccer) for England Deaf 1983 – 1990
Coach, England Deaf Football 1995 - 1997
British Deaf & English Deaf Cup Honours with Surbiton Deaf Football
Club(UK)
Coach, Surbiton Deaf Football Club 1993-1995
Accredited Adviser/Trainer: Action Centred Leadership Development
Programme for Deaf Leaders (Friends for Young Deaf People and The
Work Foundation (UK))
Qualified Football Coach (gained badge in 1989)
Qualified Cricket Coach (gained badge in 1988)
Qualified Tennis Teacher (gained badge in 1984)
Project Leader: ‘Communication Through Sport’, Friends for Young Deaf
People (UK) 1982-1988
Sports Administration:
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President; International Committee of Sport for the Deaf (ICSD) (2009 –
present)
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Chair (President); UK Deaf Sport, (2003 –2009)
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Member; UK Government’s Disability Sport Strategy (2004 –2009)
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Chair (President); UK Deaf Sport Strategy Group (2001 – 2003)
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Adviser; England Deaf Football (1999-2001)
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Honorary Vice-President, Friends for Young Deaf (1998-2001)
Education:
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University of Reading (Bulmershe Court): Community & Youth Studies
Professional Career:
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Chief Executive Officer, Action Deafness, Leicester, UK (current)
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Associate Director: Efficere Sports Associates
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Executive Director, European Union of the Deaf (EUD), Belgium
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Executive Director, Enham Disability Trust, Hampshire, UK
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Deputy Director, RNID UK Care Services, Bath, Avon, UK
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Head of Services, Deafness Support Network, Cheshire, UK
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Youth Services Manager, Deaf Accord, London UK
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Research & Development Officer, Friends for Young Deaf (FYD), Sussex, UK
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President of Students Union, University of Reading, Bulmershe, Reading, UK
Professional Membership:
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Board Member: (UK) National Register of Communication Professionals
working with Deaf People (NRCPD)
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Ambassador: Deaf Parenting UK
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Trustee/Governor: Signature (UK Council for the Advancement of
Communication with Deaf People)
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Board Member: Executive Committee – European Disability Forum (EDF),
Brussels, Belgium
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Full Member: Association of Chief Executives of UK Voluntary Organisations
(ACEVO)
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Member: UK Government Department of Employment (Works & Pension)
Advisory Panel for Vocational Rehabilitation and Residential Training Unit for
Disabled people
A summary of why I am re-standing for ICSD President:
As we are embarking on the nominations for the 2013-2017 ICSD Executive Board
membership at the forthcoming elections at ICSD Congress in Sofia, Bulgaria in July
this year, I wish to be put on record my accomplishments as 8th President of the
prestigious International Committee of Sport for the Deaf.
Ever since I became elected President in 2009 together with the Board I have
managed, supervised & overseen significant actions, restructure & changes within
ICSD notably:
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ICSDs first ever Strategic Plan 2010-2013 which I wrote the full
components of the strategic objectives and I was commended by
International Olympic Committee
Proposed initial strategic overtones for 2013-2017 which was recently
approved in principle by ICSD Board
Managed to gain approval of ICSD members move Deaf Sport Reform to
ICSD Governance Review following Acceptance of DSAs proposal from
Rome Congress 2011 into governance consultation
Oversaw
ill-fated
Slovakia
2011
Winter
Deaflympics;
its
cancellation/aftermath & continuing liaison with the Slovakian Judicial
Authorities for proposed reimbursement;
Supervising the business plan objectives with ICSD finances deficit
reduction over the last two years via tight and robust budget
Relocation of US office base in Frederick, Maryland to virtual office setting
in Brighton, UK
Scrutinised Hungary’s proposal before acceptance of Bulgarian
Government’s offer to host Sofia Summer Deaflympics 2013 in place of
cancelled Athens within short space of time;
Re-ignited successful relations with the international sport movement
notably International Olympic Committee, Sport Accord & International
Sport Federations
Developed positive intentions with World Federation of the Deaf which led
to re-writing of Memorandum of Understanding Agreement
Observed successful input of 2 new Regional Confederation Presidents
from PANAMDES & APDSC
Advocated successful decision by IOC to recognise Deaflympic name & its
formal status on paper
Influenced decision by IOC to increase annual grant by 100% to include
additional activities for Sofia 2013 and preparations for anti-doping stance
oversee overwhelming 27 successful World Championships in 2012 & 2013
with no cancellations
Led successful appointment of new Chairs & Commission members for
Legal, Technical (Sport) & Athletes
Overseeing the changes of protocol for Deaflympic/WC regulations by
ICSD Technical Commission
Promoting Deaflympic Movement ethos at last 3 Sport Accord
Conventions
Gave paper on ICSD & Deaflympic Movement at UNCPRD plenary session
on Sport at United Nations (via video online)
Currently overseeing preparations for the upcoming Sofia 2013
Deaflympics & ICSD Congress
I take immense pride that since 2011 I oversaw the success of our own World Deaf
Sport Championships 27 of them without a single cancellation which ultimately made
it possible for athletes to achieve their own aspirations and gain attention from the
International Sport Federations.
My greatest achievement has been able to see the phenomenal rise in our Deaf
athletes’ profile and visibility not only through World Championships but also the
attention of the International Olympic Committee who have been greatly
encouraged by our progress to date and this has also enhanced our own credibility
further especially with their recent formal written recognition of the Deaflympics
name and continuing financial grant support which has increased 100% for 2013.
It is my considered intention that I would like to see ICSD Board (5 plus 4 regional
confederations) and Commissions serve in its full capacity and that continuity is also
an important stepping stone for ICSDs strategic & governing aspirations.
Needless to say ICSD is still very much in process of re-building its governance in
order to become a robust but prominent international sport federation, and along
with our strategic vision, I believe the next four years will be the deciding factor for
the governing federation in terms of equality, diversity, visibility, recognition and
effective promotion for athletes, members and the Deaflympic Movement itself.
With the right strategy, and continuing careful diplomatic relations I believe ICSD &
Deaflympics will play pivotal part in the future negotiations for comprehensive
harmony and partnership consolidation with fellow members of the international
sporting movement by 2020.
My heartfelt thanks go to the ICSD Board, Regional Confederations, Commissions
and Member Countries for the unswerving support and commitment you have
provided me over the last four years and I sincerely hope to be able to count upon
fullest support of ICSD members once again as I formally bid my Presidential
candidacy for the second term in 2013-2017.
Craig A Crowley
March 2013
Additional Information. Please note, you may attach as many or as few
additional documents as you wish in support of your nomination:
Name of Nominee: IOSIF STAVRAKAKIS
Country of Residence: GREECE
DEAFLYMPICS 1993-2005
1st place (Gold Medal) in World Deaf Games with the National Deaf Football
Team of Greece (Bulgaria 1993)
Participation as a football deaf athlete with the Greek Deaf Football Team for
four (4) continuous Deaflympics (1993 in Sofia, 1997 in Copenhagen, 2001 in
Rome, 2005 in Melbourne).
EDSO 1991-2006
Participation as a football athlete with the Greek Deaf Football Team in EDSO
(1991-2003).
Awards and titles for successive years in sports field, an active member of
HAFD (Hellenic Athletic Federation of the Deaf) and other international sports
organizations.
Education: High School Graduate
HAFD Member (2006 - 2008)
HAFD Vice - President (2008 - Today)
Founder & Vice President of Deaf Association of Heraklio in Crete (19911993)
Head of HAFD Deaf Football Section (2006-2008)
Chief of Mission of the Greek Deaf Football Team in 1st World Deaf
Football Championships, Patra, Greece (2008)
President of Sports Deaf Association (2005-2011)
Vice President of Deaf Union of Greece (2005-2011)
Member of Sports Deaf Association (2011-2013)
B΄ Treasurer of Hellenic Federation of the Deaf (2012-Today)
Chief of Mission of the Greek Deaf Football Team in 2nd World Deaf
Football Championships, Ankara Turkey (2012)
Civil Servant in Ministry Of Interior (2009 - Today)
Please note:
• only one nomination may be accepted per ICSD member;
• the form must be signed by a qualified representative of the Full Member to
which the nominee belongs.
• nominations must be submitted by 23 March 2013;
• return the form by email to [email protected];
• please complete the additional form for personal / professional information;
• for more information about this process, please see our video in
international signs at http://youtu.be/SiTiia7DWYg
• please only use one form per nominee.
Vice president - world championships.
Vice president - youth
Member - at-large
Name
of Nominee:
David Lanesman
Nationality
of Nominee:
Israeli
Date of Birth:
27.1.1955
Email:
[email protected]
Signature of Nominee:
Signature
on behalf of Full Member:
and position (President / Secretary General):
Name
Eli Kosover - Chairman
DAVID LANESMAN
Candidate for Vice-President of ICSD
Country Represented: Israel
Date of birth:
Birthplace:
27/1/1955
Pretoria, South Africa
Education: St Vincent School for the Deaf, Johannesburg
South Africa
University Of South Africa for Accountancy
degree
Martial Status: Married to Sara since 1981 deaf school
teacher plus 2 children born in 1989 and 1991.
Employed as an accountant at the private trust management
company in Herzlia, Israel.
Sports activities:
At school played football, tennis,athletics (school record in
high jump, middle distance running ) and cricket (as a
captain).
After school rugby, cricket and volleyball. Nowadays at
crossfit.
Sports administration
 Secretary Pretoria Deaf Athletics Club
 Treasurer SADSF
 Co-Organiser of the first South African Deaf (any
kind of sports) Championships ( Badminton)
 Secretary General IDSO ( 1986-1997)
 Chairman IDSO (1997-today)
 Organising Secretary European Deaf Basketball
Championships (1992)
 Organising Chairman European Deaf Table Tennis
Championships (1995)
 Delegation head to Deaflympics – Christchurch 1989
Sofia 1993
Rome 2001
Melbourne 2005
 Delegate to most ICSD and EDSO Congresses from
1987 till 2005.
 Vice President ICSD from 2005 till present
Personal Achievements
1986 Instrumental in breakaway from the Israel Deaf
Association to set up an independent registered deaf sports
body.
1987 Registration of IDSO as registered organisation.
1992 Organising Secretary of the European Deaf Basketball
Championships as the most successful event as declared by
the Late Mr Henny de Haas the President EDSO.
2001 Delegation head of the largest contigent ever to the
Deaflympics Rome.
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Israel Deaf Sports Organisation
R.O.
Helen Keller Center - 13 Sd. Yad Lebanim, Yad Eliyahu, P.O.B. 9476 Tel Aviv 61093.
[email protected]
+(972)-153-3-6310940
http://www.israeldeafsport.org
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The 43rd ICSD Congress
Sofia
Bulgaria
‫מוכר ע"י‬
‫הוועד‬
‫האולימפי‬
‫בישראל‬
Ladies and Gentlemen
Re: Position of ICSD Vice-President (World Championships) – Candidate David Lanesman
The Executive Committee of Israel Deaf Sports Organisation has decided to propose candidacy
of David Lanesman for the Position of ICSD Vice-President (World Championships) at the
43rd ICSD Congress.
David Lanesman is a suitable person to this vacancy. He has vast experience in deaf sports
management at the executive level. He has attended at almost every ICSD Congress as well as
EDSO Congress since 1987.
‫חבר בארגון‬
‫הספורט‬
‫חרשים‬
‫האירופי‬
‫והעולמי‬
We are sure that he will donate his useful knowledge of deaf sports to the ICSD.
E.D.S.O
We hope that you consider of this candidate to the post of Vice-President (World
Championships).
Yours sincerely,
I.C.S.D
Eli Kosover
President IDSO
Ido Rosink
Vice President IDSO
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R.O.
[email protected]
+(972)-153-3-6310940
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Sofia
Bulgaria
‫הוועד‬
‫בישראל‬
Re: Position of ICSD Executive Board Member-at-large – Candidate David Lanesman
of David Lanesman for the Position of ICSD Executive Board Member-at-large ( only if he fails
to get elected as a Vice-President at the 43rd Congress ) at the 43rd ICSD Congress.
management at the executive level. He has attended at almost every ICSDCongress as well as
‫הספורט‬
‫חרשים‬
E.D.S.O
We hope that you consider of this candidate to the post of Executive Board Member-at-large.
Yours sincerely,
I.C.S.D
Eli Kosover
President IDSO
Ido Rosink
Vice President IDSO
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R.O.
[email protected]
+(972)-153-3-6310940
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Delegates
Sofia
Bulgaria
‫הוועד‬
‫בישראל‬
Re: Position of ICSD Vice-President (Youth Sports) – Candidate David Lanesman
of David Lanesman for the Position of ICSD Vice-President (Youth Sports) (only if he fails to
get elected as a Vice-President (World Championships) at the 43rd Congress ) at the 43rd ICSD
Congress.
management at the executive level. He has attended at almost every ICSD Congress as well as
‫הספורט‬
‫חרשים‬
E.D.S.O
We hope that you consider of this candidate to the post of Vice-President (Youth Sports).
Yours sincerely,
I.C.S.D
Eli Kosover
President IDSO
Ido Rosink
Vice President IDSO
44th Congress of the International Committee of
Sports for the Deaf
Additional Information in support of nomination:
Name of Nominee: Maxim V. ROZHKOV (Born 27 September
1969)
Country of Residence: the Republic of Kazakhstan
Sporting Achievements: 1996 – 2005: participation in the international sports
competitions as the member of the national team of Kazakhstan. Participation in all AsiaPacific Games (1996-2005): Winner of APD Games in triple jump (1996 - Bronze, 2000 Silver, 2004-Gold), long jump (2000 – Silver, 2004 – Silver), and relays (2000 – Bronze,
2004 - Gold).
1997 – gold medal (triple jump), Summer Deaflympics, Copenhagen, Denmark.
2005 – Bronze medal (triple jump), Summer Deaflympics, Melbourne, Australia.
Prize winner of international competitions in track-and-field athletics, had won 45 medals of
different value. Champion and prize winner of Kazakhstan national and international chess
competitions.
Titles: Honoured World-Class Master of Sports in Track-and-Field Athletics (2005);
Honoured Athlete of Kazakh Deaf Society (2005);
Master of Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan (chess);
Winner of “Samgau” prize as the Best Athlete 2010 among disabled in Kazakhstan.
Honoured Coach of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Track-and-Field Athletics (2013).
State award: Medal «20 years of Kazakhstan Independence» for exceptional achievements
in sports for deaf and disabled (2012).
Education: 1990 - 1994 – Belorussian Academy of Sports and Tourism, holds Master
degree in therapeutic physical training; Tutor in Physical Culture & Sports, World-Class
Masseur.
Relevant Experience: 2001 – 2005: Public coach for disabled, Directorate of National
Teams and Sports Reserves, Kazakhstan Agency for Sports and Physical Culture.
Since 2005 – till now:
Principal coach for disabled, Directorate of National Team and Sports Reserves, Kazakhstan
Agency for Sports and Physical Culture;
Track-and-Field athletics coach for deaf. His several pupils have been assigned a degree of
“Master of Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan” and “Master of World-Class Sports”. Maxim
Rozhkov is currently preparing deaf sports team to Summer Deaflympics 2013 in Sofia,
Bulgaria.
The member of the Kazakhstan Sports Union for the Deaf.
Executive director of Kazakhstan Deaflympic Federation working over 12 years in Agency for
Sports and Physical Culture.
Main purpose for nomination into ICSD Executive Board:
- support to Asian countries in wrestling events, mainly, free-style wrestling, Greko-Roman
wrestling, track-and-field;
- assistance for deaflympic movement in Asia with regard to non-existent or less developed
sports events;
- assisting to organize more competitions in summer and winter sports for junior and adult
athletes.
44 Congress of the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf
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Nomination for Elections to the Executive Board of ICSD Name of Nominee: Dr. Valery Rukhledev Country of Residence: Russian Federation Sporting Achievements: He was the world's most unique and versatile athlete ‐ both among the deaf and hearing people since 1958, as he excelled in four different disciplines of wrestling: 1.
Judo ‐ two‐time silver medalist of European Championships for juniors and youth among the hearing; champion of the Soviet Union among the hearing; champion of Europe among the hearing; gold medalist of international tournaments among the hearing held in Germany, Poland (two times), Spain, Great Britain (two times), Italy, Japan and Hungary; candidate for the Soviet Union Olympic team for the 21st Olympic Summer Games in Montreal, Canada, in 1976; 2. Sambo ‐ champion of the Soviet Union for juniors among the hearing (at the age of 15); three‐time champion of the Soviet Union among the hearing; 3. Free style ‐ champion of international tournament for juniors in Bulgaria (at the age of 16); three‐time gold medal winner of the 1969, 1973 and 1977 Summer Deaflympics; many times champion of the Soviet Union among the deaf; 4. Greco‐Roman ‐ three‐time gold medal winner of the 1969, 1973 and 1977 Summer Deaflympics; many times champion of the Soviet Union among the deaf. Education: Attended Schools for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children in the cities of Novokuznetsk and Odessa; ‐ Recipient of the advanced college degree in the field of Physical Education which was earned from the State Pedagogical University in the city of Odessa; Relevant Experience: European Deaf Sports Organization Executive Board Member between 1987 and 2008; Was named by the ICSD International Selections Commission as one of the top ten Deaflympics Athletes of the Century in 2001; Recipient of the Diploma and Certificate from the International Olympic Committee; Founder and President of the All‐Russian Sports Federation of Deaf Sports since 1992 and President of Russian Committee of Deaf Sports since 2004; President of the VOG (National Association of the Deaf) since 2003; Soviet Union's and Russia's delegate to the ICSD Congress between 1987 and 2011; Head of delegations of the Soviet Union and Russia at various Summer and Winter Deaflympics since 1987; Between 2005 and 2013, was a member of governmental delegation of the Russian Federation which took part at the International Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities held at the United Nations in New York, USA and UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland; Thanks to his initiative and lobbying efforts, a new state legislation ‐ the Sports Law decree ‐ was accepted and enacted by the State Duma (Russian Parliament), which enables the deaf sports in the Russian Federation to receive equal status, including funding, along with the hearing athletes who participate at the Olympic and Paralympic Games; Regional Director of the World Federation of the Deaf Regional Secretariat for Eastern Europe and Central Asia; World Federation of the Deaf Board Member between 2005 and 2011 Additional Information: Merited Worker of Physical Education of the Russian Federation; Merited Master of Sports of International Class; Recipient of many state and public awards of Russia; Recipient of the Merited Medal of First Degree from the World Federation of the Deaf at the 2007 Madrid World Federation of the Deaf Congress; Recipient of a Diploma of Gratitude from the European Deaf Sport Organization in 2008 Under Dr. Rukhledev's genial leadership and administration, every year Russia organizes nearly 140 national Deaf Championships in 28 different sports, including separate national Championships for juniors/children in different sports, in various cities of the country. Thanks to his excellent and close relationship with the governmental, sports and Olympic authorities in the Russian Federation, in the last few years, including this year he was able to organize, equip and transport large number of teams and athletes in many different sports to the 21st Summer Deaflympics held in Taiwan (306 persons), World and European Championships (for example, this past February, March and April of 2013 Russia, unlike the other countries‐nation members of the ICSD, took part in all five different World Championships of every winter sports event such as snowboard, curling, alpine skiing, cross country skiing and ice hockey). Note: This is the third consecutive – and last – attempt for Dr. Rukhledev to put his candidacy for the ICSD Presidency in interests of achievement of high‐quality and further lifting of authority and development of World Deaf Sport movement: in 2005 he lost his bid to become the ICSD President in Australia, while in 2009 he again lost in Taiwan. 44th Congress of the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf
Nomination to the Position of: Board Member at Large
Name of Nominee: Julius MAXAJWE (Mr)
Nationality of Nominee: REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Date of Birth: 21 AUGUST 1975
Email: [email protected]
Signature on behalf of Full Member:
Name and position (Secretary General): Albie Louw obo Leonard MIYA (Mr)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Nomination to the Position of: Board Member at Large
Name of Nominee: Julius MAXAJWE (Mr)
Nationality of Nominee: REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Email: [email protected]
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Founding President of South African Deaf Football Association (2001 – 2010)
Board Member – South African Deaf Sports Federation (2003 – 2007)
Vice President – South African Deaf Sports Federation (2007 – 2010)
President – South African Deaf Sports Federation (2010 – current)
Council Member – Disability Sport South Africa ( 2005 – 2008)
Presidents’ Council Member – South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee
(2010 – current)
Team South Africa Deputy Chef de Mission – 2005 Deaflympic Games: Melbourne, Australia
Team South Africa Chef de Mission – 2009 Deaflympic Games: Taipei, Chinese Taipei
Jack C. Lamberton (President)
Name of Nominee: Joel Barish
Country of Residence: USA
Football (soccer) at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. Received Most Valuable
Player Award twice in 4 years. (1987-1991)
Competed in American-style football, basketball, wrestling & baseball at California
School for the Deaf, Fremont (1982-1986)
Played golf at different Deaf events in USA (1993-present)
Education: Bachelor of Arts in Television, Film & Photography, Gallaudet University
(1992)
-Chief Executive Officer of DeafNation, Inc. 1997- present
-Executive Director of DeafNation Foundation 2005 - present
-Vice Chair of 2007 Winter Deaflympics Organizing Committee in Public Relations and
Media, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
-Developed CISS’ first website - www.ciss.org in 1996
-Established the first Press Conference for Deaflympics in 2003 (Sundsvall, Sweden)
-Provided free office space to International Committee of Sports of the Deaf (ICSD)from 1999-2002
-Procured and donated office equipment valued at $20,000+ to ICSD’s office in
Frederick, Maryland USA
-Coordinator of ICSD Congress media (1999 to 2007)
-Executive Producer and Director of ICSD’s Deaflympics.TV – 10 years from 19992009
-Developed the first Internet media coverage for World Federation of the Deaf in 1999
& 2003 – Brisbane, Queensland, Australia & Montreal, Quebec, Canada
-Executive Director of 2010 & 2012 DeafNation World Expo (over 40,000 people and
105 nations)
Awards and honors:
-Eagle Scout Award from Boy Scouts of America (1986)
-Deaf Business Leadership Award from Iceland Association of the Deaf – Iceland
(1999)
-First Deaf Internet Entrepreneur from National Deaf Business Institute – Washington,
D.C. USA (2000)
- Award of Excellence from Maryland Association of the Deaf– Maryland, USA (2007)
-Inspiration Award by The Hong Kong Society for the Deaf – Hong Kong (2008)
-Achievement Award for 10 years of contribution from International Committee of
Sports of the Deaf. (2010)
-World Deaf Leadership from Deaf Culture Center – Toronto, Canada (2010)
- Best Deaf Event from Deaf Illinois Awards – Illinois, USA (2011)
-Achievement Award from California Association of the Deaf (100th DeafNation Expo
milestone) – California, USA (2011)
-Heritage Hall of Fame – California School for the Deaf, Fremont, USA (2011)
-Alice Cogswell Award from Gallaudet University Alumni Association – Washington,
D. C. USA (2013)
Please note:
• only one nomination may be accepted per ICSD member;
• the form must be signed by a qualified representative of the Full Member to
which the nominee belongs.
• nominations must be submitted by 23 March 2013;
• return the form by email to [email protected];
• please complete the additional form for personal / professional information;
• for more information about this process, please see our video in
international signs at http://youtu.be/SiTiia7DWYg
• please only use one form per nominee.
Vice President - World Sports
Vice President - World Youth Sports
Member-at-large (2)
Name of Nominee:
Jack Lamberton
USA
Date of Birth:
27-12-1946
Email:
[email protected]
Signature on behalf of Full Member:
Name and position (President / Secretary General):
Chris Kaftan, Secretary General
Name of Nominee:
Jack Lamberton
Country of Residence: USA
- Competed in USA regional basketball tournaments
- Competed in USA regional and national deaf softball
tournaments.
- Currently, avid participant in road cycling, racquetball and
various physical fitness activities
Education:
- Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Gallaudet University.
- At least 80 hours of management training related to my job
at IBM Corporation.
- A teaching credential acquired and maintained through courses
taken at California State University, San Jose for my current
teacher specialist position at California School for the Deaf.
- Currently, President of the USA Deaf Sports Federation
- Represented USA at ICSD Congress as delegate (2003, 2005, 2007,
2009 and 2011)
- Executive committee for the 2007 Winter Deaflympics in Salt Lake
City
- Games Preparation Committee for USA Deaflympics Team (1989, 1991,
1993, 1995, 1997, and 2001) in different capacities.
Country of Residence: VENEZUELA
Mrs. María de Bendeguz
Name of Nominee:
Member at Large
Tennis
Tennis Table
Bowling
Softbol
Basquetbol
Tennis Table
Player State D.F.
(hearing/deaf)
Player Team State DF (hearing)
Player Team “Creole” (hearing)
Player State Miranda (deaf)
Player for Venezuela (hearing/deaf)
Education:
Final in Education Primaria
Graduate in Secretariat Executive
1958/1973
1970/1989
1964/0974
1968/1970
1979/1986
1969/1979
1958/1964
1966/1969
1972/1973
Secretary General of the Table Tennis Association of District Capital
1972/1973
Sub Technical Director, Silent Sports Organization of Venezuela
1974/1977
Technical Director Silent Sports Organization of Venezuela
1977/1979
President of Venezuela Silent Sports Organization
1981/1985
Member of the Executive Committee of the CISS
1987/1989
President of the Association of the Deaf Multisport Miranda State
1999
Technical Director for PANAMDES 2 nd Pan American Games for the Deaf Cuba
1999/2003
Member Executive Committee of the PANAMDES 1999/2003
2003/2007
President of the Pan American Sports Organization
2007/2012
President of the Pan American Sports Organization
Medals of Honour CISS 1981 (Bronze)
Jerald M Jordan Past president CISS 1981
Don Juan Antonio Samaranch
Past President IOC
Koln 1981
Antoine Dresse
First General Secretary CISS
Finland 1996
National Recognitionby the National Deaf Sports Association
to Maria Bendeguz
November 1981
Honor of the Venezuelan Government
"Orden Brigido Iriarte "2nd. class"
to Maria Bendevuz
Sept. 1981
With leaders of the Venezuelan Olympic Committee
Caracas 2006
Delegates from América
Argentina 2003
AS ATHLETE!!!!!
Note: Since 1966 until 1989 I performed as an athlete and since 1974 until the present date I have dedicated my life to
sports activities such as international Director together with the most important people related with the world sports
activities.
I am thankful to God for helping me to walk through this beautiful road

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