Board of Directors
Chicago 2016 is guided by a Board of Directors that provides oversight and strategic direction to all aspects of the bid.
Patrick G. Ryan, Chairman and CEO
Richard M. Daley, Honorary Chairman
Senior Management
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| David P. Bolger |
Chief Operating Officer |
| John Murray |
Chief of Bid Operations |
| Bob Accarino |
Environment |
| Douglas Arnot |
Venues and Game Operations |
| Kevann M. Cooke |
Ethics and Governance |
| Jessica Fairchild |
Legal |
| Lori Igleski |
Accommodation |
| Gyata Kimmons |
Community Relations |
| Alison Kutler |
International Relations |
| Richard Ludwig |
Finance |
| Linda Mastandrea |
Sport and Accessibility |
| Mark Mitten |
Marketing and Legacy |
| Patricia Rios |
Human Resources and Administration |
| Patrick Sandusky |
Communications |
| Jeff Stiers |
Technology and New Media |
Chicago 2016 Committee
- The Chicago 2016 committee comprises the board of directors plus approximately 250 members representing a wide array of interests in business, sport, education, environment, community relations, tourism and hospitality, accessibility, marketing and communications, arts and culture, government relations, international relations, building and construction trades, health care, transportation and security. The committee was created to ensure broad-based support for Chicago’s bid and to encourage representation and consideration from the community on all aspects of the bid.
- View the full list of Chicago 2016 Committee Members…
Advisory Councils
- Chicago 2016 has created 16 advisory councils that will provide feedback to Chicago 2016 management and the board on pertinent aspects of the bid. The advisory councils play three important roles:
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- Provide idea generation on ways to enhance Chicago’s bid for the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games
- React to proposals put forth by 2016 management on aspects of the bid relevant to the mission of the advisory council
- Ensure broad-based representation and consideration from the community on aspects of the bid relevant to the advisory council’s mission
- Advisory council members are drawn primarily from the at-large membership of the Chicago 2016 committee, although non-committee members are added from time to time to provide expertise or other valuable insights.
- Advisory Councils have been formed for the following areas:
- Athletes
- Paralympics
- Sport
- Transportation
- Communications/PR
- Marketing
- Legacy
- Outreach
- Arts and Culture
- Development
- Education
- Environment
- Finance
- International Relations
- Medical
- Village