ACCOR presents its team for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games

As an Official Partner of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, ALL – Accor Live Limitless, Accor's booking platform and loyalty program – introduces the “ALL Champions Family” of sponsored athletes. 

The talented team consists of five women and five men, aged between 17 and 54. With almost 180 titles together, the group of athletes is heading towards qualifying for the 2024 Olympic Games.
 

In addition to their notable sporting achievements, the members of the “ALL Champions Family” share a deep commitment to the values ​​that resonate with Accor's initiatives, such as inclusion, diversity, sustainability and social inspiration. These passionate athletes are the perfect combination to realize ALL's ambition to offer memorable experiences to its associates in several areas, including sports. In line with the objectives inherited from Paris 2024, these athletes will participate in various activities to promote sport and healthy living, aimed at Group employees, with the aim of getting as many people as possible to practice or resume some sporting activity. .
 

Meet the athletes that make up the ALL Champions Family:

Hakim Arezki, futsal for the blind

A father of two, Hakim is a committed athlete. Professor, author and composer, as well as French and European football champion for people with blindness, Hakim was awarded the Order of Merit (a French state honor) in 2013. He works at the Group as a receptionist at the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel.

Amandine Bouchard Judô

An individual silver medalist and team gold medalist at the Tokyo 2020 Games, Amandine is
deeply committed to women's rights issues and the visibility of the LGBTQIA+ community. She intends to participate in the next Olympic Games to try for gold in her category.

Carlota Dudek, Breakdancing

Champion of France in 2021, Carlota started breakdancing at the age of six, although she had been practicing since an early age. Now 20, she is on track to represent France at the upcoming Games, where this dance style will be an Olympic discipline for the first time.

Michael Jeremiasz, Wheelchair Tennis

A retired athlete, Michaël is a father and a four-time Paralympic medalist in wheelchair tennis. He is currently a member of the Paris 2024 Athletes' Commission for the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games and has been a true ambassador for accessibility for Accor for several years.

Who Kamkasomphou, For Table tennis

A highly successful athlete with 10 medals to her name and passionate about new technologies, Thu hopes to join the roster of French representatives by 2024. With a strong commitment to disability issues, she regularly organizes events to raise public awareness of autoimmune diseases.

Nikola KarabaticHandebol

A multiple Olympic medalist with three gold medals to his credit, Nikola has been named World Handball Player of the Year three times. A dedicated member of the French team for this sport, he is a strong advocate of social and environmental causes that he hopes to participate in his VI Olympic Games.

Madeleine LarcheronSkate

The youngest of the ALL Champions family, Madeleine became French champion in 2018 and 2021. A fan of tattoos and graphic design, she started skating at the age of nine. She qualified for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics at age 15, becoming the youngest athlete from the French delegation to compete.

Marie Patouillet, Paracycling – Track and Road

Double medalist at the Tokyo Games, she also won the Road Cycling World Championship in 2022. A doctor by profession, Marie is dedicated to helping people. Her engagement extends to gender equality issues and representation of members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

Alexandre Sido, Fencing

Number two in Europe and bronze medalist for the men's team at the 2022 Worlds, Alexandre is a member of the French fencing foil team. Alexandre follows a double path: a sports career at the French center of excellence INSEP and, at the same time, a master's degree in Marketing and Society at SciencesPo Paris.

Kauli Vaast, Surfing

From a very young age, Kauli has surfed the waves at Teahupoo, host of the competition in Paris 2024. Recently victorious in his first competition on the professional qualifying circuit, this local hero is one of the most talented young athletes in his sport. to make Paris 2024 a unique moment in their land.
 

As the French leader in the hotel sector, Accor will leverage its know-how and experience through different dedicated websites: for the first time in the history of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, Accor will coordinate the hotel management of the Athletes and Media Villages as the first official partner ( services, concierge, cleaning, etc.). Inside its hotels, Accor talent will welcome tourists and visitors from around the world, each bringing their hospitality expertise to make the Games a success. Paris 2024's commitment to make these Games a responsible event is a challenge that Accor will successfully tackle and represents a unique opportunity to drive positive change beyond its industry.