Australian Olympic Committee

The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) is a non-profit organization founded in 1895 and headquartered in Australia. It serves as the National Olympic Committee for Australia, with the primary mission of developing, promoting, and safeguarding the Olympic Movement within the country. The AOC is responsible for selecting and preparing Australian athletes to participate in the Olympic Games, as well as managing their participation in other international multi-sport events such as the Commonwealth Games. The organization works closely with various sports federations and associations in Australia to ensure the growth and success of Olympic sports. With a team of approximately 140 employees, the AOC plays a crucial role in promoting the Olympic ideals and values, inspiring athletic excellence, and fostering a strong sporting culture in Australia.