FISI Trentino, Alto Adige and Liguria also vote: Mellarini re-elected president as Ortler and Torini

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FISI Trentino, Alto Adige and Liguria also vote: Mellarini re-elected president as Ortler and Torini

Federal elections at the regional level, continuing in the sign of continuity: here are the new executive councils of the three committees.

After the vote that confirmed Pietro Blengini as president of the FISI Western Alps, over the weekend there were other elections at the federal level for the regional committees of Trentino, Alto Adige and Liguria. Towards the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics, the FISI Trentino confirmed the outgoing helmsman Tiziano Mellarini, 67 years of Ala, with a long political past also as provincial councilor, who obtained 6923 votes equal to 76.06%, against 2119 votes (23.28%) of the challenger Marco Zoller, with a long period in the Trentino Fisi Committee covering various positions as vice president, advisor and head of the Nordic disciplines. President Mellarini is satisfied with his confirmation: “I thank the ski clubs for the trust they have shown in me. I will continue my mandate at the disposal of the world of winter sports, awaited by the appointment with the 2026 Olympic Games, which will see our territory directly involved and we also confide in young Trentino protagonists. Greetings and thanks also to the challenger Marco Zoller for the many years he has made available and for the correct competition in recent weeks. I would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all the directors who were with me in the last four years and who have no longer been able to reapply because they had passed the three terms of office. All that remains is to get to work and a first meeting with the new board is already called on Monday ”. The elective assembly took place at the Itas Forum in Trento and saw the presence of 52 companies out of the 89 with voting rights, of which 44 are affiliated and 8 with proxy for a total of 7420 votes. Dean Slaifer Ziller of Madonna di Campiglio, Claudio Zanetel of Transacqua, Walter Nave of Rovereto, Greta Andreoli of Vorbano, Stefano Stelzer of Pergine Valsugana, Francesco Da Villa of Lavarone and Stefania Colombo of Cavalese were then elected as lay councilors. Paola Zattoni and Esterina Cengia will not be part of the new board. Armored elections for the athletes, since they were already sure of being elected Bruno Debertolis and Raffaella Podetti, as well as in the role of technical adviser Marco Peterlini of Rovereto. News among the auditors where Luigi Seppi was elected in the role of effective, with Paolo Zanfei alternate. He also confirmed the leadership of the Ligurian Committee, where Michele Torini (the only candidate) obtained 1617 votes. The outcome of the vote led to the election of the following lay councilors: Marco Pinat, Gabriele Pierini, Alessandra Giovana, Luca Laurano, Gabriele Dedine, Stefano Baracchini, Mirco Zaquini. Athletes councilors: Roberta Corvisiero and Giovanni Battista Astengo, while the technical councilor will be Matteo Cuneo, with Maurizio Annitto effective auditor and Roberto Fulginiti in the role of alternate. Finally, the Alto Adige Committee also confirmed Markus Ortler as its guide, with 6784 votes equal to 93.10%. The lay councilors will be Giorgio Giovanelli, Alexander Polig, Leander Moroder, Georg Altstaetter, Armin Niedermair, Walter Eberhoefer and Christian Gruber. Athletes councilors elected Monica Santa and Roland Unterleitner. Technical advisor Michaela Messner, auditor Stefan Schweigl with Walter Aberham in the same role as alternate.
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