
Paul Näcke
German psychiatrist (1851–1913).

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German psychiatrist (1851–1913).

German psychiatrist (1876-1948).
Cricket umpire.

English racing cyclist and journalist (1956–2018).
Former footballer and survivor advocate who campaigns for stronger protection in sport.

Honorary Chair, Athletes Commission.

German psychologist (1937–1998).

American basketball player, coach, and commentator (1950–2021).

German gynecologist (1848-1927).
Medical collaborator, Argentine Olympic Committee Health, Medicine and Science Commission.
Member of the Events Committee in World Sailing’s appointed 2025–2028 governance structure.
Council Member of the World Rugby Council; the body is World Rugby's decision-making council under the governing body's bye-laws. Member of the Regional Committee; the body supports World Rugby governance in the committee's stated remit. Member of the Regulations Committee; the body supports World Rugby governance in the committee's stated remit.
Member of the Racing Rules Committee in World Sailing’s appointed 2025–2028 governance structure.
Nutritionist.
Psychologist.
Goalkeeper in Alanyaspor's current men's first-team squad.
Athlete listed in the Turkish MMA Federation's public nationwide directory.
Athlete listed in the Turkish MMA Federation's public nationwide directory.

Estonian-Russian cross-country skier and coach (1930-2010).
Referee listed in the Turkish MMA Federation's public nationwide directory.

Member of the Athletes’ Committee in World Sailing’s appointed 2025–2028 governance structure.
Member of the Athletes’ Committee in World Sailing’s appointed 2025–2028 governance structure.
Listed as a hockey player in the Türkiye Hockey Federation register.
Hockey player.
Cross-disciplinary by design
A decision is safer when medical recovery, physical readiness, confidence and sporting demands are considered together.
Event safety connects emergency planning, policy, reporting pathways, athlete rights and operational reality.
Identity, study, work, contracts and mental health do not fit inside one professional silo.