Michael Hadschieff
Michael Florian Hadschieff ( born October 5, 1963 in Innsbruck, Tyrol ) is an Austrian former speed skater and Olympic gold medalist.
Life
Michael Hadschieff won the 1986 and 1989 World Cup of skaters over 1,500 meters and won at the Olympic Winter Games in 1988 by Calgary silver medal in the 10,000 m and the bronze in the 1,500 m. Over a distance of 10,000 m of Tyrol was then new world record, but this was exceeded shortly after the eventual winner, the Swede Tomas Gustafson. 1986 Hadschieff was chosen in Austria Sportsman of the Year. In 1994, he took leave of his sporting career after he finished his fourth Olympic Games in Lillehammer with two ninth places.
After his playing career, he went into business. After he was event manager at the Casinos Austria in Innsbruck, he was promotion and marketing manager at the German sports goods manufacturer Puma. From 1998 he devoted himself increasingly to his studies, became a partner of the Prock & Partner KEG Sport Consulting and later manager of Austrian Snowboard Management & Marketing GmbH. When he finished his studies in 2002, he joined the real estate industry and as an independent project developer, he worked for the RED SERVE GesmbH and for the UBM Realitätenentwicklung AG. Until the end of 2008 Hadschieff worked for the BOP Realty Holding GmbH in the area of project management. With the beginning of 2010 Hadschieff is employed as an employee at the club KADA. As a " career advisors " he cared active elite athletes and help them in the selection, implementation and coordination of professional Ausbildungssmaßnahmen.
For the most hobby Hadschieff counts the Club of Masters. The association is a nonprofit organization of Tyrolean top athletes who have the motto " athletes help athletes " prescribed. There he served as president since 2010 and as chairman since 1988 as president and chairman, from 2003 onwards.