I·SPARC (Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity & Recreation Council) at 14 yrs 10 mos
📍 Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada
Lara Mussell Savage is the Executive Director of Sport at I·SPARC and a board member for the Canadian Olympic Committee. With an MBA from Simon Fraser University, she is a key leader in Indigenous sport development, notably contributing to the feasibility study for the Indigenous-led 2030 Olympic Games.
A citizen of the Skwah First Nation, Lara is a former elite athlete who competed for Canadas National Ultimate Frisbee Team at multiple world championships. She balances her extensive professional and community commitments with her role as a mother.
She was a Wesbrook Scholar and graduated Head of the Class at The University of British Columbia while playing on the varsity Ultimate Frisbee team.
They exhibit a rare combination of being result-oriented but patient at the same time. They are very professional in their approach and can weigh multiple perspectives together. Reading between the lines and seeing beyond your words comes naturally to them.
Priorities
Topics Lara cares about
Indigenous Sport
Her entire career, especially her leadership at I·SPARC, is dedicated to advancing sport and physical activity for Indigenous peoples in British Columbia.
Olympic Movement
As a COC board member and expert for the Indigenous-led 2030 Games bid, she is deeply involved in shaping the future of the Olympics in Canada.
Dominance (D) reflects how goal and task oriented a person is, and their ability to accomplish results irrespective of how demanding the circumstances might be. Those scoring high tend to be motivated by winning, competition, and success.
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