The organization of the 2030 Winter Olympics in the Alps is under threat “management problems” etc. “We can’t afford this anymore”“,” criticized Amelie Oudea-Caster, president of the National Olympic and Sports Committee of France (CNOSF), in an interview with the Tribune newspaper. While 2030 Olympics stakeholders delayed decisions on governance evolution until the start of the academic year, the former sports minister is regretting the decision. “If we don’t have sound and effective management of the organization, teams that feel good about themselves and that are able to exert intense effort over time, we will not succeed.”.
“The project is moving forward and the fundamentals are good. But despite this, we are again faced with management problems. We can’t afford it anymore.”– adds the President of the CNOSF, who does not spare the President of the Organizing Committee (Cojopa) Edgar Grospiron.
“New resignations are threatening”
“Not all commitments have been fulfilled. This is a fact. Employees who should have won positions are retained in key positions. Conversely, critical talent is jumping ship. This is problematic, especially when other resignations are threatening.”– Amelie Udea-Castera asserts again.
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Kojop has been rocked by successive departures in recent months, including that of CEO Cyril Linett in February due to “irreconcilable differences” with Edgar Grospiron.