Johan Eliasch
HEAD
Johan Eliasch is the CEO of HEAD. Eliasch was born in 1962 in Stockholm.
Recent developments
AI summary of recent coverageRecent coverage has focused on Johan Eliasch's leadership of the FIS and his bid for re-election, including organizational challenges such as the departure of FIS Director General Urs Lehmann amid reported tensions and questions about Eliasch's strategic direction for the federation. Coverage has also touched on Eliasch's broader ambitions in sports governance and his earlier emphasis on modernizing and professionalizing the organizations he leads.
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Key Facts
Source: Wikidata ↗- Born
- February 15, 1962 · Stockholm
- Citizenship
- Sweden, United Kingdom
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In the News
12 stories- Inside The Games·
FIS decides whether to stay on Eliasch's course
- nordicmag.info·
Skiing: FIS Director General Urs Lehmann steps down amid crisis with Johan Eliasch
- Inside The Games·
Georgia throws Eliasch a lifeline for FIS re-election
- SnowBrains·
Switching Nations to Stay in Power: Johan Eliasch’s Controversial FIS Bid
- Inside The Games·
FIS sets stage for Belgrade: Elections, budget in focus
- South China Morning Post·
Fake snow shortage for Winter Olympics? Ski chief urges organisers to hurry
- SportsPro·
“Leadership is not being a dictator”: Johan Eliasch’s plan to lead a bolder, more businesslike IOC
- Ski Racing Media·
HEAD CEO Eliasch vows sweeping change if elected FIS president
- FasterSkier·
Johan Eliasch, the Newly Elected President of FIS Promises Change
- Sporting Goods Intelligence Europe·
Eliasch quits as Head’s CEO
- Mynewsdesk·
Johan Eliasch is stepping down as CEO of HEAD | HEAD Sport GmbH
- The Seattle Times·
Billionaire Eliasch elected to lead world ski federation
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