Join us on Tuesday, March 4th, at 18h CET, for an exclusive iWorkinSport LIVE Interview podcast with Kirsty Burrows, Associate Director of Health, Medicine, and Science at the International Olympic Committee (IOC). In this conversation, we’ll explore her journey from working in physiotherapy to leading initiatives that shape the landscape of athlete health and well-being in and through sport.
With an extensive background in sports medicine, athlete safeguarding, and mental health, Kirsty has played a pivotal role in the IOC’s Safe Sport Unit, where she led efforts to protect athletes from harassment and abuse. Now, in her current role, she is at the forefront of global policies aimed at ensuring the health and well-being of athletes across all levels of sport.
In this interview, we will discuss her career journey, the evolution of safeguarding in international sport, and how the IOC is addressing key challenges to health and wellbeing faced by athletes today. Kirsty will share her insights on mental health in elite sports, supporting athletes at major sporting events, and the importance of creating safe sporting environments. Moreover, Kirsty is an alumna of the prestigious FIFA Master, and will also talk about the importance of specialised education in her sports career.
This is a must-watch for anyone passionate about athlete welfare, health, and integrity in sport. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in a thought-provoking conversation and participate in the live Q&A session with Kirsty.
Mark your calendar and be part of an inspiring discussion on how to build a healthier and safer future for sport!