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Ander Mirambell speaking at the IBSF congress

Projects

A road stillto travel.

Speaking

What an ice trackteaches you.

Talks on creativity, motivation and building projects, for companies, business schools and schools. Fully tailored sessions, in Spanish, English or Catalan, with a long list of multinationals that have been through his talks, workshops and seminars. He is on the Thinking Heads Top 100 list of speakers in Spain.

Companies

Copy what others do, then make it better

One of his talks starts from an uncomfortable question: what else can I do to get better? With no track in Spain and no budget, Ander built an Olympic career by watching what everyone else did, copying it and improving on it. And knowing full well they would do the same with his.

The message transfers straight to a company: creativity does not show up when resources are plentiful, but when they are missing.

Let’s work together
Ander Mirambell giving a talk

Seminars

Training plus a hands-on case

A talk is thirty or forty minutes: you listen and apply it later. A seminar goes one step further because it brings in a practical part, which tends to be the part people enjoy most.

First the training, with the method behind each decision. Then a hands-on case, to bring what was said down to the ground of whoever is in the room.

Ander Mirambell talking during an event

Schools

Sport as a teaching tool

He also visits schools and uses sport as an educational tool. He has always believed that the values of sport allowed him to grow as a person, and he takes any chance he gets to pass them on.

These are very practical, lively and enjoyable sessions.

Ander Mirambell giving a talk

Formats

  • Talk

    Thirty or forty minutes on creativity, teamwork and leadership.

  • Seminar

    Training plus a hands-on case. A step beyond the talk.

  • Tailored project

    Designing a project to reach a goal together.

    An example: El Sueño

Topics

  • Creativity

    Solving problems without resources and against the clock.

  • Motivation

    Fourteen seasons holding up a project of his own.

  • Building projects

    From an idea with no track to an entire national team.

  • Growing companies

    Copy what works, improve it, start again.

  • Teamwork

    An individual sport held up by a lot of people.

  • Leadership

    Opening a path so others can travel it faster.

Let’s work together

On stage

Foundation

El Sueño,in Manresa.

He is the manager of the Fundació Bàsquet Manresa, where he runs projects that use basketball as a tool. The first one is called «El Sueño»: an open call to give a real chance to players who fell just short of professional basketball.

El Sueño

Nine candidates, one place

Of everyone who signed up, nine players went through physical and technical trials. The Kids&Us Manresa coaching staff chose Martí Raurich, a twenty-one-year-old guard from CB Cervera, who trained for four days with the first team.

«Giving new generations a real chance to dream, using the values of Bàsquet Manresa, has been the great success here», he said once the call was over.

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Ander Mirambell and three Fundació Bàsquet Manresa representatives joining hands in front of the club’s sponsor backdrop

Sport

So nobody elsestarts from zero.

From 2014 to 2020 he was an ambassador for LaLiga and part of the LaLigaSports team, running several projects. In 2018 he stood for membership of the Olympic Committee representing athletes and fell just short in a very close vote. He was an ambassador for RCD Espanyol de Barcelona and a member of the IBSF sporting planning commission. Between 2022 and 2026 he was IBSF vice-president for sport. Today he is sporting director for skeleton, bobsleigh and para-bobsleigh, skeleton coach for Spain and Belgium, and technical sporting director of the Spanish Ice Sports Federation.

IBSF

Vice-presidency for sport of the IBSF

Ander won the vice-presidency election in 2022 in Lausanne, Switzerland. He set himself the goal of moving the sport forward and putting his experience and knowledge at the service of bobsleigh and skeleton.

A huge challenge that he took on with the enthusiasm and passion that define him, along with everything he has learned in his other professional projects.

In June 2026 he stood for the presidency of the international federation at the Salzburg congress. He was not elected and, with the end of that term, his time at the IBSF came to a close.

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Ander Mirambell speaking at the IBSF congress

Sporting direction

Skeleton, bobsleigh, para-bob and luge in Spain

During the last Olympic cycle, 2018-2022, he was responsible for feeding skeleton in Spain. Once his retirement was confirmed, he officially took charge of a new athlete selection process. In the 2022-2023 season Spain was represented internationally by nine athletes, four women and five men, making it one of the countries that contributes most athletes to skeleton.

He also took the reins of the para-bobsleigh project that same season, going from one athlete to four and making Spain the second country with most athletes on the world circuit, behind Italy and level with the United States. An inclusion project he had been turning over in his mind for a long time.

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Ander Mirambell with the Spanish ice sports team and institutional representatives

Facilities

A push track that assembles like Lego

Spanish skeleton opened its first own facility: a demountable push track that lets athletes train the start without having to travel abroad.

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Ander Mirambell timing training runs on the ice track

Spanish team

Skeleton coach for Spain

Mirambell has been coaching the Spanish team for years, and the 2022-2023 season began officially in that role. His first task was to find the athletes: nine of them competed in the Spanish Championship in Sigulda. That competition opened new doors and they went on to debut in different circuits.

Clara Aznar became, at fifteen, the first woman to take part in the qualifying rounds for the 2023 Youth Olympic Games. Ana Torres-Quevedo and Adrián Rodríguez were the first athletes to qualify for the World Championship in the new Olympic discipline of mixed skeleton, which was only possible because each of them first earned individual qualification. On top of that came a historic Junior World Championship debut with three athletes, one woman and two men. A historic season for Spanish skeleton.

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Young athletes of the Spanish skeleton team

Belgium

Coach to Kim Meylemans

The Belgian athlete asked for his services with the backing of the Belgian Committee and the government of Flanders. The aim was to turn Kim into one of the best in the world. In October 2022 she suffered a terrifying crash in Whistler, Canada, breaking both feet. Rather than give up, they worked to come back before the end of the season.

Her recovery went better than expected and by January 2023 Kim was competing again. Still not fully fit, she put together the best season of her career: Belgium’s first ever gold in an international competition, at the Sigulda Europe Cup; eighth place and a diploma at the Saint Moritz World Championship, a result she had not matched since 2017; and third place at the Innsbruck World Cup, two hundredths off silver.

Kim retired in May 2026, aged thirty, after winning the overall World Cup title and finishing sixth at the Milano Cortina Games.

Ander Mirambell on the podium with the Belgian skeleton team

Training

Learning to drive underwater

He called Clara Aznar, Adrián Rodríguez and Leanna García to a beach in Blanes without telling them why: only the time, the place and to bring a cap and a torch. What was waiting for them was a scuba diving lesson, designed to work on driving skills far away from the ice, with the sport psychology unit of the Spanish High Council for Sports alongside them.

«So that when they get to a new track they know they have the skills to handle it», he explained. He had already taken them bungee jumping blindfolded.

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The pilots of the Spanish skeleton team

Education

  • Degree

    Physical Activity and Sport Sciences.

  • Master’s in sports management

    Management and Direction of Sports Facilities.

  • Master’s in football

    Management, Methodology and Analysis in Football. UFV Madrid – LaLiga.

  • Skeleton Serious Kids

    The film about the generational handover, directed by Daniel Torres Vergé and Jaime Ballada Larrasa.

Day to day

Television

In front ofthe camera.

In February 2026 he was part of the Eurosport and HBO Max team for the Milano Cortina Games, appearing on «Villa Olímpica» to explain the differences between skeleton, luge and bobsleigh. Before that he presented «Insòlits» for La 2, and he is a constant contributor to radio panels and to football commentary.

#Zumbados

A programme he created himself

#Zumbados is the project he created and presents: a programme where children who have survived cancer put their questions to a celebrity.

Ander Mirambell during a television recording

Collaborations

From Estudio Estadio to Sochi 2014

He has contributed to programmes such as Estudio Estadio and El Rondo, and presented Teledeporte’s nightly round-up during the Sochi 2014 Olympic Games.

With LaLigaSports he developed several projects, above all «Ander Youtuber»: for a year he became a youtuber documenting the road to the Pyeongchang 2018 Olympic Games.

Insòlits on RTVE
Ander Mirambell in a television studio

And cinema too

  • Stunt performer

    In the short film «Nadia», by Gabe Ibáñez.

  • Extra

    In films such as «Cuina Mediterrània».

Studio

LaLiga

Ambassador2014–2020.

From 2014 to 2020 he was an ambassador for LaLiga and part of the LaLigaSports team, where he ran several projects. He was also an ambassador for RCD Espanyol de Barcelona, the club he played for as a youth player and still follows wherever it plays. In 2018 he stood for membership of the Olympic Committee representing athletes and fell just short in a very close vote.

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