Aitor Canibe Sánchez

Aitor Canibe Sánchez is a Professor and academic leader in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences at Camilo José Cela University, Spain. He holds a Graduate degree from the Polytechnic University of Madrid (1995) and two Master's degrees in Sports Management (2013, 2014). He currently serves as Deputy Director General of Sports Facilities for the Community of Madrid and is a member of the European Universities Sport Association (EUSA) Executive Committee. His academic roles include teaching 'Organization of Sporting Events' and 'Sports Facilities Management,' and directing the International Diploma in Sports Management at San Ignacio de Loyola University, Paraguay.

• Education:
• Bachelor's: Physical Activity and Sports Sciences (Polytechnic University of Madrid, 1995)
• Master's: Management of Sports Organizations and Facilities (Polytechnic University of Madrid, 2013)
• Master's: Sports Programs Management (Camilo José Cela University, 2014)

His research focuses on international sports management, university sports governance, and strategic planning for high-performance programs. Notable projects include analyzing barriers to women's leadership in sports and evaluating youth sports competitions. He has organized over 40 international events, including World University Championships and European Games, and contributed to FISU's strategic plans.

Professional highlights include leading the design of Peru's USIL Center for Academic and Sports Excellence and advising on Spain's national sports policies. He received the 2012 Sports Management Award from the University of Málaga.

• Awards: Premio Gestión Deportiva 2012
• Key Roles: Event Organizer for over 40 international sports competitions, Academic Leader in Latin America, and Policy Advisor for Spain's Superior Sports Council.