By Coleman Hodges on SwimSwam
I sat down with SwimSwam Editor-in-Cheif, Braden Keith, to discuss the recent news of Chrissi Rawak withdrawing as USA Swimming’s CEO. Braden gave us a peek behind the curtain as to what he went through in the last 36 hours to break this story and follow leads as it developed.
This started with USA Swimming announcing Friday night that Rawak would not be the new CEO “due to unforeseen personal circumstances”, which evolved as a text message came to light that Rawak sent to her Delaware athletic coworkers explaining that her mother in law had just passed away.
However, as Braden explains, that didn’t seem like the end of the story, and it wasn’t. We learned yesterday that after Rawak had been announced as CEO, there had been a SafeSport complaint filed against her regarding her conduct while coaching at the University of Michigan. Rawak resigned within 24 hours of USA Swimming being notified of the allegation.
0:00 Introduction 0:43 How the Story Developed 7:30 Why Chrissi Rawak Will Not be CEO 11:38 How USA Swimming Moves ForwardRead the full story on SwimSwam: Breaking Down Chrissi Rawak Withdrawing as USA Swimming’s CEO
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