Janet Evans (@JanetEvans) - 4-Time Olympic Gold Medalist + LA28 Chief Athlete Officer

Janet Evans (@JanetEvans), 4-Time Olympic Gold Medalist Swimmer and Chief Athlete Officer for LA28 joins Sports Business Radio for an in-depth conversation. Evans discusses her role as Chief Athlete Officer for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics and Paralympics and she reflects on her distinguished career as an Olympic swimmer. She also details the recent announcement that surfing, skateboarding and sport climbing will be included amongst the LA28 Summer Olympics. Evans also discusses the growth of women’s sports but shares insight on what still needs to be done.

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