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Wrenn appointed first chief Games delivery officer at IPC

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The International Paralympic Committee has named Colleen Wrenn as its first-ever chief Paralympic Games delivery officer.

The organisation held an extensive global search to fill the newly created position, which it says is a necessary position to provide executive leadership and strategic coordination in overseeing all aspects of delivering a Paralympic Games and securing its legacies. 

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