Arrival and registration

Welcome reception with drinks and fingerfood - short welcome by Herman Ram, Doping Authority Netherlands & Joseph de Pencier, Founding CEO of iNado / CCES

Dinner (at own expense)

Reception and registration

Opening of the conference
Herman Ram, Doping Authority Netherlands, Tom May, WADA & Jorge Leyva, iNADO & Ben Sandford, WADA and former athlete

The purpose of the 2021 WAD Program
Tom May, WADA

The most significant changes to the WAD Program
Tony Cunningham, WADA - Ulrich Haas, University of Zurich

Coffee break

First round of parallel sessions
1.1 New education requirements
Tony Cunningham - Eva Erfle, WADA
1.2 The protection of privacy and personal information
Lars Mortsiefer, National Anti Doping Agency Germany
1.3 New results management requirements
Akira Kataoka, Japan Anti-Doping Agency - Kazuki Shishido, Uryu & Itoga
1.4 Catching intentional dopers, protecting clean athletes
Ben Sandford, WADA & former athlete 
1.5 Legal position of non-signatory service providers
Benjamin Cohen, ITA

Lunch

Second round of parallel sessions
2.1 Setting up an education plan: what are the challenges?
Colin Allen, UKAD - Gobinathan Nair, Southeast Asia RADO
2.2 Code compliance
Matthew Johnson, UKAD 
2.3 Harmonisation of anti-doping rules for non-signatories
Herman Ram, Doping Authority Netherlands
2.4 Strengthening the athlete voice in anti-doping policy
Chiel Warners, WADA
2.5 The financial arms race
Michiel van Dijk, CMS Law

Tea break

Implementing the Anti-Doping Rights Act in anti-doping policy
Ben Sandford, WADA and former athlete 

Closing plenary session
Joseph de Pencier, Founding CEO of iNado / CCES

Free time and dress for dinner Dresscode Tenue de Ville

Transfer by bus to dinner location

Dinner at the Government of the Province of Limburg on the Meuse

Opening of day 2
Joseph de Pencier, Founding CEO of iNado / CCES

Co-operation of Code signatories
Jorge Leyva, CEO iNADO

Safeguarding whistleblowing policy
Margarita Pakhnotskaya, RUSADA

Contributing to clean sport in professional cycling: the additional independent anti-doping program at Team Sunweb
Iwan Spekenbrink, Team Sunweb

Coffee break

Third round of parallel sessions
3.1 Mutual recognition of education programs
Annemarie Haahr Kristensen, Anti Doping Denmark - Marc Vouillamoz, UEFA
3.2 Challenges related to the International Standard for Therapeutic Use Exemptions
Sebastian Thormann, National Anti-Doping Agency Germany
3.3 Developments concerning the Prohibited List
Detlef Thieme, IDAS Dresden
3.4 Harmonisation of rules adjacent to the anti-doping rules
Francesca Rossi, AFLD
3.5 Athletes’ perception of the current anti-doping movement
Rob Koehler, Global Athlete
3.6 Implementation of the revised Code by small anti-doping organisations
Jorge Leyva, CEO iNADO

Coffee break

Fourth round of parallel sessions
4.1 Applying the new rules concerning Substances of Abuse
Jude Ellis, Drug Free Sport New Zealand
4.2 New requirements for training and assessing Doping Control Officers
Fahmy Galant, South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport
4.3 The effectiveness of anti-doping policies
Olivier de Hon, Doping Authority Netherlands
4.4 Managing low concentrations of prohibited substances in doping samples
Peter Van Eenoo, DoCoLab-UGent
4.5 Jurisdiction issues related to the Code
Emily Wisnosky, FIBA

Lunch

A brief look at the future of anti-doping
Joseph de Pencier, Founding CEO of iNado / CCES

Closing plenary session
Joseph de Pencier, Founding CEO of iNado / CCES

Closing drinks

End of the conference and departure