Cheche Vidal

Cheché Vidal, a pioneering sports technologist and former Olympic/professional soccer player, has 35 years of experience. With a master's in Biomechanics and Technology applied to sports, he's held various roles: VP of the 1994 FIFA World Cup organizing committee, founder of the U.S. Soccer Federation minority committee, and founder of Venezuela's Professional Football Players Association (AUFPV). His innovative efforts during the 1994 World Cup created a lasting technological legacy for FIFA's World Cups. He launched historic internet portals for FIFA, CONMEBOL, The AFC, and more, leading the digital transformation of sports communication. Cheché's work in significant events solidified his reputation as a trailblazer in sports technology. An author and renowned speaker, his book "Fair Competition" showcases dedication to social change through sports. Currently, he's developing Dribbli, an innovative sports management platform, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to advancing sports technology.