Athens2016
2nd European Meeting of Coaches Associations and Coaching Organisations
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The ICCE, its continental group European Coaching Council, and Hellenic Federation of Sports Coaches and Trainers (POPA) hosted a very successful 2nd European Meeting of Coaches Associations and Coaching Organisations in Greece on 23-24 May 2016, after the 1st European Meeting in Cologne, Germany in April 2014. This meeting was a further opportunity to shape up the representation of sport coaches and sport coaching on a European level.
The meeting was attended by representatives from sports in 20 European countries, with long experience in the field, who shared best practice; showcased and discussed the cooperation between national and continental associations of coaches and coaching organisations, their cooperation with national and international/European governing bodies. There was also good discussion around issues related to the coaching professions and debate on future representation at the European level.


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PRESENTATIONS
John Bales – Introducing the ICCE
Michael Barda – Union of Professional Coaches
Jose Curado – Coaches Assocations: Past and Present
Closing session and conclusions
Agata Dziarnowska – EU Sport Policy in relation with sport coaching
Juan Maria Gavalda – Spanish Assocation of Basketball Coaches
Henk-Jan Geelen – NL Coach: The representative of trainers and coaches
Greek National Tourism Organisation – Sport Tourism Opportunities in Greece
Javier Imbroda Ortiz – Thoughts of a manager
Brian McGuinness – British Swimming Coaches Assocation: Coaches supporting coaches
Pekka Potinkara – The Finnish Coaches Assocations: Volunteer and professional coaches
Hellenic Federation of Sports Coaches and Trainers (POPA)