David Grevemberg

David Grevemberg is a highly accomplished and respected professional in the field of sports management and administration.

Having studied Sport Management with a Minor in Business at Springfield College, he furthered his education by completing a MS in Sport Administration at Georgia State University and an Executive Education program in Creating Shared Value at Harvard Business School.

David has held key leadership positions in various organizations, showcasing his versatility and expertise.

He currently serves as the Chief Innovation and Partnerships Officer at the Centre for Sport and Human Rights, highlighting his commitment to driving positive change through sports.

Previously, David held the position of Chief Executive Officer at the Commonwealth Games Federation and played pivotal roles at Glasgow 2014 Limited, including CEO, COO, and Director of Operations.

His contributions extend to the International Paralympic Committee, where he served as the Executive Director of Sport and IF Relations and as the Sport Director.

David also has a background in founding and directing organizations, having been the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Delphi Associates, Inc., and the National Competition Director at Disabled Sports USA.

Through his extensive experience and leadership roles, David Grevemberg has demonstrated a strong passion for sports, management, and making a meaningful impact in the community.

His educational background, coupled with his hands-on experience in various prominent organizations, positions him as a prominent figure in the sports management and administration landscape.