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About the USOC
// July 28, 2004
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USOC Mission: To support United States Olympic and Paralympic athletes in achieving sustained competitive excellence and preserve the Olympic ideals, and thereby inspire all Americans.
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Financial Info
The USOC operates on a calendar year basis for operational and financial reporting purposes. The organization publishes an annual report, which includes its audited financial statements. The USOC also files an annual Form 990 with the Internal Revenue Service.
Corporate Governance/Legal Documents/Notices
The U.S. Olympic Committee is a federally chartered non-profit corporation accountable to the American people and Congress. Find legal documents, public notices, bylaws, governance and anti-doping policies here.
Athlete Ombudsman
John W. Ruger is the USOC Athlete Ombudsman, providing independent advice to elite athletes and NGBs, assisting in mediating disputes and developing USOC policy that secures the rights and interests of athletes.
News
Press releases from members of the U.S. Olympic Family can be found online at usocpressbox.org, the home of latest sport-by-sport releases and media information on national and international biggest events.
Programs
The USOC offers many programs with the goals of building public understanding and awareness, stronger relationships with other organizations, while promoting diversity in sports.
Employment
If you want to pursue a career in the Olympic Family, check out the employment opportunities at the U.S. Olympic Committee as well as many of the National Governing Bodies for different Olympic and Pan American Games sports. Information on becoming a USOC intern is also listed.
Training Centers
Learn more about the U.S. Olympic Training Centers, where many of America's future Olympians and Paralympians prepare for competition. Take a tour, visit the Spirit Stores and get closer to the Olympic experience.
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