Marty Mankamyer

In 1984, Mankamyer became the chair of the United States Youth Soccer Association.^[1] In 1990, Mankamyer joined the United States Olympic Committee and became the first woman on the United States Soccer Federation's board. As a soccer supervisor, she was part of the 1995 Pan American Games and the 1996 Summer Olympics. Mankamyer was also an assistant head of mission at the 2000 Summer Olympics.^[2] During her career at the USOC, Mankamyer started as a secretary in 2000.^[3] She was named USOC's interim president in May 2002 after Sandra Baldwin resigned.^[4] Mankamyer was officially elected as USOC's president in August 2002.^[3]

In January 2003, Mankamyer was accused of withholding information during an internal investigation by the USOC against CEO Lloyd Ward.^[5] A month later, Mankamyer resigned as president of the USOC after it was revealed she coerced Ward's realtor to pay her a finding fee.^[6] Following her resignation, Mankamyer continued her athletic career as she was selected to become a lifetime member of the United States Soccer Federation in 2006^[7] and director of USA Taekwondo in 2008.^[8]

Mankamyer is married to her third husband Jack. They have seven children together.^[1]