Vice-Presidents

Kim Forge from Australia was initally elected to the World Curling Board in December 2022 for a two-year term.

Forge was the Australian Curling Federation President from 2013–2022 and has worked on a number of World Curling commissions, including the Athlete’s Commission from 2016–2021.

As an athlete, Forge has represented Australia 135 times, competing in eight world championships — four world mixed championships and four world mixed doubles championships.

In 2020, Forge was selected as Australia’s candidate for the International Olympic Committee’s Executive Masters in Sport Organisation Management programme and was awarded a full scholarship from Olympic Solidarity. Forge graduated the programme with High Distinction in September 2022, after presenting research on the subject, “What are the best practices and most effective inclusion strategies to actively engage with culturally and linguistically diverse communities in curling?”

In September 2024, Forge was elected to the position of Vice President for a four-year term

Morten Soegaard from Norway was elected to the World Curling Board in September 2024 for a four-year term.

Soegaard acted as a Norway’s Representative for 12 years prior to being elected and was a member of World Curling’s Maximising the Value project and Nominations Committee.

As an athlete, Soegaard has represented Norway at six World Men’s championships, winning the gold medal and world title in 1988.