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USOPC Board Commercial Committee Athlete Representative

The Team USA Athletes' Commission is seeking a qualified athlete leader to serve as the athlete representative on the USOPC Board Commercial Committee. This committee will help guide the future commercial strategy and partnership between the USOPC and UT34, shaping commercial opportunities across the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movement for the 2029–2036 sales cycle.

Ideal candidates will have experience in:

• Commercial partnerships, marketing, or fan engagement
• Athlete brand building
• Consumer technology and innovation
• Strategic leadership, advocacy, and collaboration

Committee Expectations:

• Attend four committee meetings annually
• Actively contribute to discussions and strategic planning
• Maintain confidentiality and uphold the highest ethical standards

Minimum Requirements:

• Must be a USOPC 10-Year Athlete
• Able to pass a USOPC background check and complete required training, including SafeSport
• Absence of ineligibility or other findings from the US Center for SafeSport, USADA, or other organizations (i.e. NCAA, NJCAA, etc.)

How to Apply:
Submit a resume and short statement of interest to teamusa.ac@teamusa-ac.org by July 13, 2026. Team USA AC Leadership will review applications and appoint one athlete representative.

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The Ethics & Compliance (E&C) team and the Dispute Resolution Unit (DRU) are working together to improve the dispute resolution system within the Olympic and Paralympic Movement. As part of these efforts, we are seeking to identify a pool of eligible USOPC 10 Year Athletes who are interested in serving as panel members in cases that will be adjudicated through this updated process.

E&C and DRU are looking for USOPC 10 Year athletes who can meet the time commitment and requirements detailed below to join a pool of Athlete Representatives who are willing to serve as panel members for disputes across NGBs.

Time Commitment

• Able to attend quarterly meetings to discuss developments in sports law and to receive helpful information for their role as a panel member
• Able to participate in 1- 2 hearings a year (each of which may be several hours long)
• If selected as a Panel Member for a case, able to spend about 1 hour per week for a few months on various administrative issues (attending meetings and preliminary hearings, ruling on motions, answering emails, reading submissions, etc.)

Requirements

• Meet the USOPC 10 Year Athlete Definition
• Have an interest in law or pursuing a legal career (existing lawyers, law students, and those interested in the law are strongly encouraged)

How to Apply

Please send an email a resume and statement of interest to teamusa.ac@teamusa-ac.org if you are interested in this opportunity.

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