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Bernard raJzman
Chief of Mission
José roBerto perillier
Deputy Chief of Mission
President of the Brazilian Olympic
Committee Athletes Commission;
vice-president of the Brazilian
Olympic Academy; member of the
Brazilian Olympic Committee
Assembly and member of the
Sports Council of the CO-RIO
Olympic and Paralympic Games Rio
2016.
A Physical Education graduate
with additional technical courses
in football and volleyball and
specialization in Sports
Organization.
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Chief of Mission to the
Guadalajara 2011 Panamerican
Games, Macau 2006 Lusophony
Games and Lisbon 2009 and to the
Buenos Aires 2006 South America
Games and Medellin 2010. He was
also the Deputy Chief of Mission
to the Rio 2007 Panamerican
Games, to Beijing Olympic Games
and to the Vancouver Winter
Games of 2010.
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Brazilian Olympic Committee’s
High Performance Manager.
Deputy Chief of Mission to the
Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000, Athens
2004, Beijing 2008 Olympic Games
and to the Winnipeg 1999, Santo
Domingo 2003, Rio 2007 and
Guadalajara 2011 Panamerican
Games.
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BeFore Boc
Volleyball silver medal at the Los
Angeles Olympic Games (84),
Bernard won seven South
American titles with the Brazilian
national team (73, 75, 77, 79, 81, 83
and 87); one Panamerican title (83),
the World vice championship of 82
and the third place in the World
Cup of 1981. Further more he
competed at the Montreal Olympic
Games (76) and Moscow (80). He
was National Secretary of Sports,
state representative for two terms
and president of the National
Sports Council. In 2005 he was
appointed to be part of the Hall of
Fame of the world volleyball in
Massachusetts, USA.
antes do coB
Bradesco’s volleyball supervisor (85
– 87) and event coordinator for
the Brazilian Volleyball Federation
from 1989 to 1995 when he was
part of the organization of the
Men’s World Championship - 1990
and Women’s Championship -
1994 and the 93 and 95 World
league finals. Goalkeeper of the
Brazilian Youth Football team (67),
he won the Guanabara Cup (69)
and the Brazilian Championship
(70) defending the Fluminense
Club.