Claudia Giordani

Expert in the history of the Olympic Games, the history of women in sport, equal opportunities, educational and training sports, winter sports, sports and sustainability, mountains and tourism, and sports communication.

Role

Former Olympic alpine skier. Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI) delegate for the Metropolitan City of Milan, former National Vice President.

Bio

Alpine skier and athlete of the Italian FISI national team until 1981, she won the silver medal in the slalom at the 1976 Innsbruck Winter Olympics. Her competitive record includes 14 Italian overall titles, four victories in World Cup events and the gold medal won at the 1981 Universiade in Jaca.

An Alpine ski instructor since 1976 and a national and international competition judge since 1981, after finishing her competitive career, she dedicated herself to sports communications , marketing, and public relations for institutions, companies, and organizations. She has held media relations and press operations roles at multiple Olympic Games.

A sports manager since 2010 and a founding member of the SML (Sport Management Leadership) Association, she serves as national vice president of CONI for the 2021-2025 Olympic period, serving as national representative of the Provincial Delegates. She has held the position of CONI Delegate for the Metropolitan City of Milan since 2013 and has been President of the Milan, Pavia, Monza, and Brianza Provincial Committee of the FISI, the Italian Winter Sports Federation, since 2026.

She teaches Master's programs at the CONI Lombardy Regional School of Sport, is a translator, and volunteers at "Lesuoredellamensa." Her profile combines CONI , Olympic values , equal opportunities, and sustainability. She is the author of the book "Quando il basketball era il Jordan," in memory of her father, Aldo Giordani, a sports journalist and commentator, and has received the title of Commendatore and the CONI Gold Star for sporting merit.