London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games ( LOCOG ) was responsible for the planning and organization of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games in London in 2012. It was supported by the UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the British Olympic Association and created the Mayor of London on 3 October 2005. The LOCOG had the legal form of a private company limited by guarantee, and worked closely with the public sector Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA ) together. His office was in the building LOCOG One Churchill Place at Canary Wharf.
Board of Directors
The board members of LOCOG were:
- Sebastian Coe (Chairman)
- Keith Mills (Vice President)
- Anne Mountbatten -Windsor
- Charles Allen
- Muhammad Abdul Bari
- Philip Craven
- Paul Deighton
- Jonathan Edwards
- Tony Hall
- Andrew Hunt
- Justin King
- Stephen Lovegrove
- Colin Moynihan
- Adam Pengilly
- Tim Reddish
- Craig Reedie
- Martin Stewart
- Robin Wales
- Neil Wood
Management
The Executive Committee members of the LOCOG were:
- Douglas Arnot ( operational management )
- Jackie Brock - Doyle ( Communications and Public Information )
- James Bulley ( facilities and infrastructure )
- Sebastian Coe (Board President )
- Paul Deighton ( Chief Executive Officer )
- Richard George (Transport )
- Nigel Garfitt (Olympic Villages and services)
- Chris Holmes ( Paralympic Integration)
- Sue Hunt (Strategic Programs )
- Debbie Jevans ( Sports Executive )
- Ian Johnston ( security and resilience )
- Terry Miller ( Legal information)
- Keith Mills (Vice - President of the Board )
- Bill Morris (culture, ceremonies and education)
- Gerry Pennell (Information Technology)
- Jean Tomlin (staff)
- Chris Townsend ( advertising)
- Neil Wood ( finance)