Ivana is happy after the important decision from London and she thanked everyone!

Although she did not win the medal in long jump, Ivana Spanovic returned from London with a victory, but this time, her colleagues have contributed to this victory. 

Athletes from London voted Ivana Spanovic for the winner: Serbian in the selected company for the future of the queen of sports!

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Our athlete has received the highest number of votes alongside five fellow colleagues and she will be a member of the IAAF Sports Commission, and her four-year term will begin on January 1, 2018.

Because of this, Ivana addressed everybody over Instagram, happy and with a smile, and she thanked everybody for the support.

- Dear fellow athletes – I want to thank each of you for voting for me and giving me the possibility to represent your voice and transfer your messages in a constructive way to the highest level.

- We need to join forces and communicate effectively within our sport – working together with the decision-makers and leaders of athletics, as well as the sponsors, the global media, and the fans. We choose to be sportspersons because we want to show the rest of the world our excellence - wrote Ivana.

 

Dear fellow athletes – I want to thank each of you for voting for me and giving me the possibility to represent your voice and transfer your messages in a constructive way to the highest level. We need to join forces and communicate effectively within our sport – working together with the decision-makers and leaders of athletics, as well as the sponsors, the global media and the fans. We choose to be sportspersons because we want to show the rest of the world our excellence, respect, friendships and determination. Our sport needs to listen to our needs and therefore we must do everything within our power to ensure we work towards becoming a bigger, better and more attractive sport. I commit to promote and serve our sport in the best possible way I can. Thank you all! ❤A post shared by Ivana Španović (@ivanaspanovic) on Aug 15, 2017 at 6:16am PDT

(Telegraf.co.uk)