Brent Nowicki Details His Journey So Far As FINA’s Chief Executive

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Brent Nowicki’s been the new FINA Executive Director about six months. He’s young, only 42 years old, with an impressive resume.  As expected he’s bringing a lot of energy and changes to FINA.  Brent’s managing an extremely jam-packed calendar, and it appears he’s striving to package tentpole aquatic events as spectacles.  The upcoming World Championships in Abu Dhabi will provided much needed data to determine if spectacle events can work—be a cost-benefit and be a bigger driver of TV rights.  Brent’s transparent on this topic.  SwimSwam will touchback with him to learn more about these results.

From all appearances, FINA has traditionally been very elite focused, managing the biggest events on the aquatic calendar, however, FINA has been and will be developing at the grassroots level.  Brent will share more on this topic in the spring of 2022.

SwimSwam Head of Production Coleman Hodges will be on the ground in Abu Dhabi complementing SwimSwam’s complete coverage of the SC World Championships.

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Chas E
2 years ago

Go Devon… Nowiki?!

Bruh
2 years ago

Dave portnoy

Gold Medal Mel
Reply to  Bruh
2 years ago

…I see it, but only after your comment.

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Coleman Hodges

Coleman started his journey in the water at age 1, and although he actually has no memory of that, something must have stuck. A Missouri native, he joined the Columbia Swim Club at age 9, where he is still remembered for his stylish dragon swim trunks. After giving up on …

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