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Bahamas Olympic Committee Launches Young Ambassadors Program 2014 Summer Youth, Olympic Games in Nanjing
By Bahamas Olympic Committee
Oct 22, 2013 - 11:23:56 AM

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The BOC is pleased to inform member federations and the general public that the International Olympic Committee in conjunction with the Bahamas Olympic Committee will once again host the Young Ambassadors (YA) Program on the occasion of the second edition of  the Summer Youth Olympic Games (YOG), Nanjing 2014.

The primary role of the YA is to encourage the athletes to actively participate in a number of learning experiences that take place in parallel to the competition program. Building upon the lessons from Singapore and Innsbruck, the IOC/ BOC is convinced that the role of each YA is central to the success of the YOG and to offer a unique, life-changing experience to all participating athletes. In the true spirit of our YOG and BOC mission, we want to engage with young athletes and other young participants and inspire them to play an active role in their schools and communities.

The YA Program is open to any young, talented and dynamic man/woman aged between 18 and 25. This position will have a real “added value” before, during and after the YOG.  The YA will be a valuable member of the BOC’s YOG team headed by Vice President BOC, Derron Donaldson. To turn this role into a successful contribution to Nanjing 2014, the Bahamas Olympic Committee have identified a number of key activities in which the YA should be involved:

Before the YOG

  • Motivating and informing the athletes about the YOG’s cultural and educational program (CEP);
  • Being part of the BOC’s educational or cultural activities for young people;
  • Getting involved in the BOC’s communication efforts by reporting and/or promoting the coming YOG edition.
  • During the YOG
  • Supporting the Chef de Mission in the YOG’s cultural and educational mission;
  • Facilitating the participation of your delegation in the cultural and educational program.

Mandatory Requirements


Personality strengths

  • 18 – 25 years old
  • Positive and optimistic spirit
  • Interest and experience in sport
  • Communicative
  • Encouraging and motivating
  • Fluent English speaker Active and dynamic
  • Good communicator Open-minded
  • Available for the entire YAs seminar and Games time Ability to influence/impact (charismatic)
  • Active social media user Enthusiastic
Deadline to submit Curriculum Vitae …..October 23rd, 2013.



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