Piero Acquaro, President of FISC and IFCS member, is an FEI judge and instructor. He promotes dog sports in Italy, organizes training courses, and works in Milan’s mounted police

Kenneth Tatsch, founder and President of United States Dog Agility Association, Inc. and IFCS co-founder, has led dog agility development in North America and aided in growth around the world. He served as IFCS President (2006–2012) and Secretary-General (since 2013), consulting in the organization of sport, judging and promoting global agility standards.

Steve Drinkwater OAM, co-founder and Director of the Agility Dog Association of Australia, Ltd (ADAA), and a long time Council Member of the IFCS, has played a key role in developing the sport of Dog Agility, not just in Australia, but globally through his commitment to the IFCS. Steve has served on the IFCS Governing Council as a Council Member representing Oceania  (present position),  Secretary-General (2006 - 2013), and IFCS President (2013 - 2018). Over two decades, Steve has shown leadership and diplomacy in sports administration and governance, and organising world championship events that promote the highest level of competition for the athletes and their dogs.

A Russian agility competitor since 2003, Anton trains Border Collies and a Parson Russell Terrier. A multiple-time champion, he works in procurement at ER-Telecom and lives in Perm with his wife and daughter.

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