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andré gustavo richer
Brazilian Olympic
Committee Vice-
President and Secretary
General
marcus vinicius Freire
Brazilian Olympic
Committee Sports Executive
Superintendent
A Law graduate, presently is the
Brazilian Olympic Committee
vice-president, secretary general,
and legal director, vice–president
of the Board of Directors and
member of the Executive Council
of the of the Organizing
Committee for the Rio 2016
Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Graduated in Economics with a
MBA degree in Insurance from
PUC RJ and Marketing by IBEMEC
RJ, Marcus Vinicius is the author of
the book “Ouro Olímpico, o
Marketing dos aros” – “OLYMPIC
GOLD, The Marketing of the
Rings”.
at Boc
An innate BOC member from 1990
to 1995 he occupied the positions
of technical director, legal director
and president. He was Chief of
Mission to the Moscow (80), Los
Angeles (84) and Seoul (88)
Olympic Games and to the Caracas
(83), Indianapolis (87) and Havana
(91) Pan American Games. He was
vice-president of CO-RIO (Rio 2007
Pan American Games Organizing
Committee) and secretary general
of ODEPA (Pan American Sports
Organization) and ODESUR (South
American Sports Organization).
at Boc
He is the Brazilian Olympic
Committee Sports Executive
Superintendent since 2008 and
prior to that was the entity’s
technical director since 1998. Chief
of Mission to the Sydney 2000,
Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008
Olympic Games, he also headed
the Mission at the Winnipeg 1999,
Santo Domingo 2003 and Rio 2007
Pan American Games and at the
Brazil 2002 South American
Games. He was a member of
(WADA) World Anti-Doping
Agency.
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BeFore Boc
He headed the Brazilian
delegation to the Argentina
Football World Cup (78); was a
member of the CND (National
Sports Council) from 1974 to 1995;
Director of CBF (Brazilian Football
Federation) from 1975 to 1986;
Director (1969 to 1979) and vicepresident
(1970 to 1978) for Latin
America of the International
Rowing Federation.
BeFore Boc
An Olympic volleyball athlete, he
was part of the team that won the
silver medal at the Los Angeles
Olympic Games in 1984. Gold
medalist at Caracas Pan American
Games (83) he won the 3rd place at
the Japan World Cup (83).
Between 1977 and 1990 he played
for Flamengo, Botafogo, Sogipa/
Porto Alegre, Atlântica Boavista,
Bradesco Seguros, Sulbrasileiro
and Gabbiano Mantova (Italy)
clubs.