Where do I begin? If you told me years ago that I would be representing Trinidad and Tobago in Greece at the 65th International Session for Young Olympic Ambassadors organised by the International Olympic Academy, I probably would have laughed in disbelief. Sport has always been an important aspect of my life. From a young age, I was involved in gymnastics, track and field and netball to maintain an active lifestyle, learn time management, discipline and engage in extra curricular activities. Fun Fact: I have been to two Olympic Games: London 2012 and Rio 2016. In 2019, I participated in TTOC’s Olympic Youth Camp, and a strong flame was ignited within me to learn more about Olympism and the deeper meaning behind sport. Subsequently, I volunteered with the TTOC at their Olympic Day Celebrations. Fast forward to 2025, the Young Olympic Ambassadors Session’s theme was focused on “The Future of Sport” with special attention on “Olympic Movement and AI: Opportunities and Challenges”. This session opened my eyes to a plethora of new perspectives and the pace at which artificial intelligence is impacting the world of sport and the relevant changes being made to the future of the Olympic Games, as a result. I would like to express immense gratitude to the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee and National Olympic Academy for nominating me for this unforgettable opportunity and I am eager to share all I have learnt with our athletes, coaches and sports enthusiasts alike. Special mention to my fellow Trinidad and Tobago representative Dujon Morris and the 100+ inspiring ambassadors I met from around the world. We all came from different countries but were united by the same Olympic spirit. Citius, Altius, Fortius - Communiter Faster, Higher, Stronger - Together #youngolympicambassador #ioa #ioc #yoa2025 #trinidadandtobago #sportandai #olympism #futureofsports #olympics #teamtto