PERSONAL
Born: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Home: Santa Monica, California, USA
EDUCATION
Connecticut College, B. A. Degree, Political Philosophy with honors; 1974, New London, Connecticut
University of Pennsylvania School of Law, J.D., 1977. Admitted to Pennsylvania Bar, 1977
Member National Association of Corporate Directors.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
LA84 Foundation (formerly the Amateur Athletic Foundation)
President; Board Member; 1987 to 2015
Staff Member; 1985 to 1987
Kids In Sports, Los Angeles
President; 1994 to 2014
Southern California Olympians
President; 1985 to 1999
Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee
Vice President, Olympic Villages; 1981 to 1984
Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee
Board of Directors; 1977 to 1981
The Corporation for Enterprise Development
Counsel 1980 to 1981
Princeton University
Pre-law Advisor. Third World Center. Acting Center Director
Women’s Novice Rowing Coach; 1979 to 1981
Juvenile Law Center of Philadelphia
Staff Attorney; 1977 to 1979
SPORTS BACKGROUND
USA National Rowing Team; 1975 to 1980
Bronze Medal, Montreal; 1976 Olympic Games
Silver Medal, 1978 World Rowing Championships
Four Times Finalist in World Rowing Championships
Winner, Six National Championships
USOC Athletes’ Advisory Council 1976 to 1984
Vice President, Athletes’ Advisory Council 1980 to 1985
Rowing Coach, Princeton University 1980 to 1981
Olympic Order Medal of Bronze
International Olympic Committee July 1980
OLYMPIC & SPORT MANDATES
Member, International Olympic Committee; 1986 to present
Term expires 2032.
Member, IOC Executive Board; 1992 to 2001
Vice President; 1997 to 2001
First Vice President; 2000 to 2001
Member, IOC Athletes Commission; 1987 to 1991
Member, IOC Program Commission; 1989 to 1994
Member, IOC Eligibility Commission; 1991 to 1992
Member; IOC Commission for the Olympic Movement; 1992 to 1999
Member, IOC Legal Affairs Commission; 1994 to present
Member, IOC Centennial Olympic Congress, Congress of Unity,
Study Commission; 1994 to 1996
Member; IOC Coordination Commission of the Games of the XXVII Olympiad;
1995 to 2000
Member, IOC Coordination Commission of the Games of the XXVII Olympiad;
2005 to 2012
Los Angeles 1984
Atlanta 1996
Salt Lake City 2002
Los Angeles 2025
Chair, IOC Women and Sport Commission;
1995 to present
Chair, IOC 2000 Commission Working Group on the Designation of Olympic Games Host Cities; 1999
Member, IOC Finance Commission;
1999 to present
Member, IOC 2000 Executive Committee; 1999
Member, IOC Sport and Law Commission; 1995 to present
Member; IOC Reform Follow-Up Commission; 2001
Chair; IOC Athletes’ Commission Election Committee;
1996 to 2014
Member, United States Olympic Committee Board of Directors;
Ocotober 1976 to February 1985, 1986 to present
Member, USOC Executive Board;
1977 to 1985, 1986 to 2003
Trustee, United States Olympic Foundation; 1984 to 1989
Member; Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games; 1991 to 1997
Member, Board of Trustees, Salt Lake Olympic Organizing Committee for the Winter Games of 2002; 1995 to 2003
Vice President FISA (International Rowing Federation); 1993 to 2013
Federation Internationale des Societes D’Avirorv 1993 to 2013
Chair, Development Commission, FISA; 1996 to 2013
United States Rowing Association; 1975 to 1979
Member, Institute Pierre De Coubertin; 1992 to present
Associate Member, Academie des Sports, French Republic; 1991 to present
Member; Southern California Olympians; 1976 to present
Arbitrator, Court of Arbitration for Sport; 2002 to present
Born: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Home: Santa Monica, California, USA
EDUCATION
Connecticut College, B. A. Degree, Political Philosophy with honors; 1974, New London, Connecticut
University of Pennsylvania School of Law, J.D., 1977. Admitted to Pennsylvania Bar, 1977
Member National Association of Corporate Directors.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
LA84 Foundation (formerly the Amateur Athletic Foundation)
President; Board Member; 1987 to 2015
Staff Member; 1985 to 1987
Kids In Sports, Los Angeles
President; 1994 to 2014
Southern California Olympians
President; 1985 to 1999
Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee
Vice President, Olympic Villages; 1981 to 1984
Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee
Board of Directors; 1977 to 1981
The Corporation for Enterprise Development
Counsel 1980 to 1981
Princeton University
Pre-law Advisor. Third World Center. Acting Center Director
Women’s Novice Rowing Coach; 1979 to 1981
Juvenile Law Center of Philadelphia
Staff Attorney; 1977 to 1979
SPORTS BACKGROUND
USA National Rowing Team; 1975 to 1980
Bronze Medal, Montreal; 1976 Olympic Games
Silver Medal, 1978 World Rowing Championships
Four Times Finalist in World Rowing Championships
Winner, Six National Championships
USOC Athletes’ Advisory Council 1976 to 1984
Vice President, Athletes’ Advisory Council 1980 to 1985
Rowing Coach, Princeton University 1980 to 1981
Olympic Order Medal of Bronze
International Olympic Committee July 1980
OLYMPIC & SPORT MANDATES
Member, International Olympic Committee; 1986 to present
Term expires 2032.
Member, IOC Executive Board; 1992 to 2001
Vice President; 1997 to 2001
First Vice President; 2000 to 2001
Member, IOC Athletes Commission; 1987 to 1991
Member, IOC Program Commission; 1989 to 1994
Member, IOC Eligibility Commission; 1991 to 1992
Member; IOC Commission for the Olympic Movement; 1992 to 1999
Member, IOC Legal Affairs Commission; 1994 to present
Member, IOC Centennial Olympic Congress, Congress of Unity,
Study Commission; 1994 to 1996
Member; IOC Coordination Commission of the Games of the XXVII Olympiad;
1995 to 2000
Member, IOC Coordination Commission of the Games of the XXVII Olympiad;
2005 to 2012
Los Angeles 1984
Atlanta 1996
Salt Lake City 2002
Los Angeles 2025
Chair, IOC Women and Sport Commission;
1995 to present
Chair, IOC 2000 Commission Working Group on the Designation of Olympic Games Host Cities; 1999
Member, IOC Finance Commission;
1999 to present
Member, IOC 2000 Executive Committee; 1999
Member, IOC Sport and Law Commission; 1995 to present
Member; IOC Reform Follow-Up Commission; 2001
Chair; IOC Athletes’ Commission Election Committee;
1996 to 2014
Member, United States Olympic Committee Board of Directors;
Ocotober 1976 to February 1985, 1986 to present
Member, USOC Executive Board;
1977 to 1985, 1986 to 2003
Trustee, United States Olympic Foundation; 1984 to 1989
Member; Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games; 1991 to 1997
Member, Board of Trustees, Salt Lake Olympic Organizing Committee for the Winter Games of 2002; 1995 to 2003
Vice President FISA (International Rowing Federation); 1993 to 2013
Federation Internationale des Societes D’Avirorv 1993 to 2013
Chair, Development Commission, FISA; 1996 to 2013
United States Rowing Association; 1975 to 1979
Member, Institute Pierre De Coubertin; 1992 to present
Associate Member, Academie des Sports, French Republic; 1991 to present
Member; Southern California Olympians; 1976 to present
Arbitrator, Court of Arbitration for Sport; 2002 to present
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ANITA L. DEFRANTZ
ANITA L. DEFRANTZ is a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and was elected for a second term as a Vice President in 2017. She serves on the Legal Affairs Commission of the IOC, which reviews legal issues for the organization, and on the Finance Commission, which reviews the investments and spending plans, as well as with the 2020 Tokyo Games organizing committee. |
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