Everything you need to know about
WW Athletics

We answer the most common questions from athletes, institutions, sponsors, and organizations that are approaching us for the first time.

When and why was WW Athletics Agency founded?

WW Athletics Agency was founded by Julia Garcia, an international athlete during the 1980s. The agency was born out of a real need: Julia experienced firsthand the shortcomings of sports management at the time and decided to create the structure that she herself would have needed as an athlete.

Four decades later, that same conviction continues to drive the agency: to build from within the sport, with the athlete at the center of every decision.

Fundamentally, it's about track record and network. Forty years of continuous presence at the elite level of world athletics doesn't happen overnight. We've built strong relationships with federations, meeting directors, sponsors, and organizations on four continents, and that network is now one of our most valuable assets.

Added to this is a portfolio of 75 represented athletes from ten countries — Olympic medalists, world record holders and emerging talents — which reflects the agency's ability to work at the highest level consistently.

We currently represent 75 athletes from Spain, Eritrea, Zimbabwe, Portugal, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile. Geographic diversity is one of the strengths of our roster: it allows us to operate with real-world knowledge of the circuits, federations, and conditions in each region. In terms of disciplines, we primarily work with long-distance, middle-distance, and road races, although our roster includes athletes from various specialties depending on the profile and goals of each athlete we represent.

Among our represented athletes are Olympic medalists in multiple Games, medalists in World Championships in the absolute and under-23 categories, continental champions in European and Pan American circuits, and record holders with world, continental and national records — both active and historical.

We do not publish detailed lists out of respect for the privacy of our athletes, but we are happy to share more information in the context of a direct conversation with institutions, sponsors, or event organizers.

Yes. We work with city councils, provincial councils, autonomous communities, federations, universities, and private promoters who want to organize leading athletics competitions. 

The size of the event is not what determines whether we work together — what matters is that there is a real project and a commitment to doing it right.

We manage the project in a comprehensive way: from the design and application phase to the execution on the day of the event, including athlete recruitment, technical direction, logistics, media and commercial structure.

We work with a wide range of clients: national and regional sports federations, public administrations, high-performance centers, sports sector sponsors, and institutions seeking to develop their own athletics programs. The common denominator is the need for expert strategic guidance in elite athletics—a field where real-world experience, built over four decades, makes a decisive difference compared to generic consulting.

Every project is different because every client has a different context. The process always begins with a diagnostic phase to understand the client's current situation, objectives, and constraints. From there, we design a concrete roadmap and support its implementation.

The duration varies between one-off projects of a few weeks — such as a strategic report or the design of a specific program — and long-term collaborations with organizations that want an ongoing advisory relationship.

WW ATHLETICS AGENCY

Authority
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Three services, one team. We support every sports project from start to finish, without intermediaries.

Elite athletes
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Medalists

Olympians, world and continental athletes on the roster.

Records

World, continental and national championships on the roster