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Mr Mario Pescante: Italy 2011/12 Reporters Without Borders Press Freedom Index Italy’s ranking: 61 out of 179 countries 2011 Transparency International Corruption Perception Index Italy’s ranking: 69 out of 182 countries IOC Membership: 1994- present Member of Executive Board (2006-2009) and was one of four of the IOC’s Vice-Presidents until he resigned this position in April 2012 (2009-2012). Member of the following Commissions: • Olympic Programme (1992-1993) • Marketing (1995-2001) • Women and Sport (1996-2001) • Coordination for the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad in Athens in 2004 (1998-2004) • “IOC 2000” (1999) • Olympic Solidarity (2002-2006) • International Relations (2002-2007) • Chairman of the International Relations Commission (2007-) • IOC Permanent Observer at the United Nations (2010-) Olympic sporting background: none Sports administration background: • President of the Sports University Centre of Rome (1959) • Manager and Technical Assistant, Sports Department of the Italian Track and Field Federation • Founder of the “Bruno Zauli Memorial”, an international track and field meeting (1964) • Attaché to the Italian Olympic Team in Mexico City in 1968 • Chef de Mission of the Italian team at the Mediterranean Games in Algiers in 1975, Spalato in 1979, Casablanca in 1983, Damascus in 1987, Athens in 1991 • Chef de Mission of the Italian Olympic Team at the Games of the Olympiad in Montreal in 1976, Moscow in 1980, Los Angeles in 1984, Seoul in 1988 and at the Olympic Winter Games in Innsbruck in 1976, Lake Placid in 1980, Sarajevo in 1984, Calgary in 1988 • Secretary General of the CONI (Italian Olympic Committee) (1973-1993) then President (1993- 1998) • Secretary General of the European Olympic Committees (EOC, former Association of the European National Olympic Committees) (1989-2001), then President (2001-2006) • President of the EOC European Union Commission • Member of the Executive Board of the Association of the National Olympic Committees (ANOC) • Vice-President of ANOC (2001-2006) • Member of the Technical and Financial Commissions of the ANOC • Member of the Executive of the International Committee of the Mediterranean Games 66
• Italian Government Supervisor for the Torino 2006 Olympic Winter Games (2004-2006) • Italian Government High Commissioner for the XVI Mediterranean Games (2007-2009) Education: Law degree from Rome University; Specialised studies in Public Relations at the 'Alcide De Gasperi’ Institute of European Studies in Rome. Work experience: • Professor in financial sciences at the University of Rome (1968-1973); • Professor at the Specialised School of Human Physiology, University of Rome; • Professor at the State Institute of Physical Education in Rome (1985-1995); • Professor of Sports Law at the Luiss University in Rome (1996-); • Member of the Board of Directors of the STET, (Sociéta Finanziaria Telefonica e Telecomunicazioni) (1976-1981); • Member of the Board of Directors of the BNL (Banca Nazionale del Lavoro – special credits section); • Member of the Board of Directors and of the Executive Committee of the Institute for Sports Credit (1973-1998); • Deputy in the Italian Parliament and Under-Secretary of State in charge of Sport at the Italian Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities (May 2001-2006); • Deputy in the Italian Parliament (2006-); • President of the European Union Commission of the Italian Parliament (2008-) Criminal issues: None reported Charity: None reported “Olympic Values”: Held the position of President of the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI) from 1993 to 1998 when he resigned following revelations that CONI was falling short in their drug testing obligations. The Rome laboratory where urine tests of Italian football players had for years been routinely tested - or supposed to have been - had been seriously negligent, only analyzing 10 per cent of samples received from Italian footballers and destroying documents related to the testing at the Rome based lab. As a result, Pescante resigned. “I have done nothing wrong,” he said at the time. “I've stepped down to try to bring calm to an area that has been poisoned by an issue blown out of all proportion.” In the book 'Testosterone Dreams' Dr John Hoberman of the University of Texas wrote “In October 1998 the Rome doping laboratory operated by the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI) was shut down following a major scandal implicating CONI laboratory personnel and its physicians. The CONI president Mario Pescante, was forced to resign. Berlusconi declared that this scandal, which exposed the official Italian anti-doping programme as a sham, was the result of a leftwing plot...As the Government’s sports minister, Giovanna Melandri, used the spreading doping scandal to attempt to reform the politics of CONI and promote an anti-doping policy, powerful sports officials denounced her as 'a left-wing dictator' and as 'Stalin’s niece.' Following his election as Prime Minister, Berlusconi replaced Giovanna Melandri with his own sports minister – Mario Pescante.” 67
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