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Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games CEO Cindy Hook to step down

Times of India - Sports ·
Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games CEO Cindy Hook to step down

Cindy Hook will step down as CEO of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics organising committee when her four-year contract ends later this year.

Appointed in December 2022, she helped build the organisation and establish plans for the Games.

Organisers praised her leadership and contribution.

Recruitment for her replacement will begin immediately as Brisbane prepares to host its first Olympics in 2032.

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