Programme committee
The board of Play the Game and the Danish Institute for Sports Studies appoints a programme committee for each conference.
The committee has two main tasks:
- to advise on themes and speakers for the conference
- to evaluate the conference
The members of the 2024 programme committee are (in alphabetical order, first name):
Alex Phillips, freelance consultant, Switzerland
Andrea Florence, director, Sport & Rights Alliance, Brazil
Andreas Selliaas, journalist, www.idrettspolitik.no, Norway
Andy Brown, journalist, Sports Integrity Initiative, UK
Brian Wesaala, founder and CEO, The Football Foundation for Africa, Kenya
Cornel Maria Nesseler, researcher, University of Stavanger, Germany (Appointed by NTNU Business School)
Eze Alloysius, executive director, PLAYYA Nigeria, Nigeria
Grit Hartmann, freelance journalist, Germany
Hanne Marie Brevik, manager/journalist, NRK Sport investigative group, Norway
Harry Arne Solberg, professor, NTNU Business School, Norway (Appointed by NTNU Business School)
Håvard Melnæs, editor, Josimar, Norway
Jakob Færch, development consultant, LOA, Denmark
Jens Weinreich, journalist and publisher, SPORT & POLITICS, www.jensweinreich.de, Germany
Katarina Pijetlovic, assistant professor, Católica Global School of Law, Estonia
Laura Robinson, freelance, Canada
Mary Harvey, CEO, Centre for Sport and Human Rights, USA
Miguel Maduro, professor/dean, Católica Global School of Law / European University Institute, Portugal
Minky Worden, director of Global Initiatives, Human Rights Watch, USA
Mogens Kirkeby, president, ISCA, Denmark
Olav Torp, associate professor, NTNU, Norway (Appointed by NTNU Business School)
Paulina Tomczyk, general secretary, EU Athletes, Belgium
Rikke Rønholt Albertsen, board member, National Olympic Committee and Sports Confederation of Denmark, Denmark
Roger Pielke, professor, Colorado University Boulder, USA
Sabrina Furtado, researcher, Instituto Inteligência Esportiva, Brazil
Sigmund Loland, professor, Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Norway
Spencer Harris, associate professor, Colorado University Colorado Springs, USA
Tine Vertommen, researcher Thomas More University, Belgium, and expert consultant, IOC Safe Sport Unit, Switzerland