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International Rafting Federation (IRF) jobs and careers

Boise, ID, United States

As of October 24, 2026, International Rafting Federation (IRF) has no open roles listed.

About International Rafting Federation (IRF)

Since 1997, the INTERNATIONAL RAFTING FEDERATION (IRF) is recognised as the world governing body for Rafting Sport. We are a non-profit, democratic, global affiliation of sporting entities and personalities, responsible for fostering fair, credible and legitimate international rafting competition at all levels. The IRF includes entities such as national rafting federations, associate organisations, athletes, coaches, and commercial partners around the world. The IRF organises the World Rafting Championship (WRC), a top tier competition between the most recognised and celebrated rafting athletes in the world who gather together once a year to represent their respective nations. The IRF also organises or oversees a tremendous variety of continental, regional and local rafting competitions and championships. The IRF is a supporter of the Olympic Movement. Our purpose in sport is to promote Olympic values (called Olympism) in order to place sport at the service of humanity for a better world. IRF competitions closely follow the Olympic model and International Olympic Committee (IOC) recommendations, while remaining true to the traditions and history of our sport. The IRF is committed to strengthening the integrity of our member organisations and protecting clean athletes. The IRF supports the fight against doping and any other forms of cheating in sport, and is fully committed to a strong code of ethics, transparency, good governance and accountability. The IRF is in the forefront of raft safety worldwide. Recognised as the world body which oversees the certification and training of professional river rafting guides, the IRF works closely with national organisations and government bodies by offering the only rafting guide certification program accepted worldwide. Through our various courses and certifications, we can ensure a global standard of guides while continually evolving raft techniques to keep everyone safer on rafting excursions.

Founded in 1997 by Glenn Lewman, Lee Porter, Neil Baxter, Peter Micheler, Rafael Gallo, Sue Liell-Cock, Thomas Karas, Tony Hansen and Zeljko Kelemen.

Founded
1997
Employees
125
Headquarters
Boise

Leadership

The top of International Rafting Federation (IRF)'s org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

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Joseph Willis Jones

President

6 reports

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Uroš Lovrenčič

IRF Chief Judge (višji Mednarodni Sodnik)

4 reports

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Sean Clarke Mbcs

Head Of Communications

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International Rafting Federation (IRF) jobs: common questions

Is International Rafting Federation (IRF) hiring right now?
International Rafting Federation (IRF) has no open roles listed as of October 24, 2026. Roles appear here as soon as they are posted on International Rafting Federation (IRF)'s careers site.
Where is International Rafting Federation (IRF) headquartered?
International Rafting Federation (IRF) is headquartered in Boise, ID, United States and was founded in 1997.
Who leads International Rafting Federation (IRF)?
Joseph Willis Jones, President, is at the top of International Rafting Federation (IRF)'s org chart.
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