International Swimming Hall of Fame

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International Swimming Hall of Fame board of directors including Bruce Wigo, CEO, and Olympic champion Mark Spitz
Sir Billy Butlin awarding Greta Andersen with a perpetual trophy from the Billy Butlin Cross Channel International Swims across the English Channel. Photo courtesy of the International Swimming Hall of Fame
Cliff Lumsdon, an International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Swimmer, inducted in 1969 and an International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmer inducted in 2013
Claudio Plit, International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Swimmer and International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer

noun - The International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) is a sports hall of fame devoted to the aquatic sports located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, U.S.A. It is recognized by FINA as the official hall for the aquatics sports. The International Swimming Hall of Fame is dedicated to promoting aquatic sports, including competitive swimming, water polo, diving, synchronized swimming and marathon swimming, and immortalizing the achievements and contributions of those who have distinguished themselves in these aquatic sports.

The International Swimming Hall of Fame is a not-for-profit educational organization whose mission is to promote the benefits and importance of swimming as a key to fitness, good health, quality of life, and the water safety of children. The International Swimming Hall of Fame is a dynamic shrine dedicated to the history, memory, and recognition of the famous swimmers, divers, water polo players, synchronized swimmers, and persons involved in life saving activities and education, throughout the world, whose lives and accomplishments will serve to inspire, educate, and be role models for all those who participate in the Hall of Fame’s experience and programs.

It is affiliated with the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame and also gives out the Paragon Awards and the Poseidon Award.

Video Introductions





Board of Directors

  • Dennis Carey, a senior client partner in the executive search firm Korn Ferry International
  • Donna DeVarona, a pioneer in the field of female athletics and broadcasting
  • Jim Ellis, a swim coach and youth mentor who built a successful swimming program in one of Philadelphia
  • Eldon Charles Godfrey, Senior Partner in the accounting firm of Godfrey & Godfrey
  • Stu Isaac, former Speedo senior vice president of team sales and sports marketing
  • Richard Korhammer, President, the CEO and co-founder of Lava Trading Inc.
  • Tod Spieker, entrepreneur and sole owner of Speaker Companies of Palo Alto
  • Mike Snyder, Chairman, former CEO of Vonage, the internet phone company
  • Mark Spitz, Chairman Emeritus, 1972 Olympic hero, businessman and motivational speaker
  • Katsuya Wada, CEO of Lucas Co., Ltd. (Law and Universal Consulting Alliance Service) of Tokyo, Japan
  • Bruce Wigo, President and CEO of ISHOF

Synonym

ISHOF

External links

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