# Katie Sadleir
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Catherine Anne Grant Sadleir (born 14 August 1964 in Torphins, Scotland) is a former synchronized swimmer.
Sadleir competed for New Zealand at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles with her sister Lynette Sadleir. In the women's solo, Sadleir finished 37th and in the women's duet, Katie and Lynette finished 12th.
Leaders in Focus: Commonwealth Games Federation CEO Katie Sadleir
The CEO of the Commonwealth Games Federation tackles the critics who say the Games have lost their relevance.
As the CEO of the Commonwealth Games Federation, Katie Sadleir finds herself at the centre of the most critical moment in the organisation’s history.
In this episode of Leaders in Focus, …
#86 Great British Bosses - Katie Sadleir
The Commonwealth Games has been saved by Scotland and Glasgow 2026. But what does the future hold in store? Who else will host?
We go straight to the top and ask CEO Katie Sadleir who tells us Glasgow will stage a world class Games. 2030 hosts will be decided next year. Co-hosts across smaller na…
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Katie Sadleir: “You have two choices: sit and wallow or step up”
This week, we talk to Katie Sadleir, an absolute titan in global sport. Katie is a former Olympic and Commonwealth Games athlete, was General Manager of Women's Rugby for World Rugby, and is currently Chief Executive of Commonwealth Sport.
In this episode, Katie talks about:
What the most success…
Should we bother with the Commonwealth Games? | Wed 20 May
Commonwealth Sport CEO Katie Sadleir says the Commonwealth Games are not the Olympics, and they don't need to be.
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New Zealand's chances of hosting the Commonwealth Games in 2034 | Commonwealth Sport CEO Katie Sadleir (28/5/26)
Commenwealth Games Chief Executive Officer Katie Sadleir caught up with Chappy regarding the possibility of hosting the 2034 games.
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Katie Sadleir, Commonwealth Games: They are still relevant
“It had grown to be quite an expensive event. Our members wanted to host the games, and because of the size and the scale of the event that was not possible.”
Mani Djazmi speaks to Katie Sadleir, CEO of the Commonwealth Games about how hosting the event had become unaffordable for many Commonwealth…
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Katie Sadleir on Glasgow 2026: The reset that could save the Commonwealth Games
The Commonwealth Games have faced one of the most turbulent periods in their history. After Victoria pulled out as host in 2023, uncertainty loomed over the event’s future, its relevance, and whether the traditional model could survive.
Now, with Glasgow hosting the 2026 Commonwealth Games on a sig…
The Commonwealth Games fights for its future
The Commonwealth Games has arrived in Glasgow, but in a very different format to before. Around 3,000 athletes will compete in 10 sports, six of them including a para-sport element - far fewer than any of the previous editions this century. Glasgow also only took over this year's edition after the …
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