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Marea Hartman
Dame Gladys Marea Hartman, DBE (22 June 1920 – 29 August 1994) was a British athletics sports administrator. She was one of the longest serving and most influential sports administrators in the history of 20th century British athletics.
Marea Hartman is credited with the post-World War II integration of British women athletes into full competition and parity with that of their male counterparts.〔''Independent Newspaper'', London, 31 August 1994. ''Dame Marea Hartman obituary'', Sir Arthur Gold:〕 Internationally well respected, she was for thirteen years Chairwoman of the Women's Commission of the International Amateur Athletic Federation. She was also the first woman to serve as President of the Amateur Athletic Association of England from 1991 to 1994.
==Early life==
Hartman was born in Wandsworth in London. Her father was Swiss and had left Switzerland to work in London where he found a position as a caterer. Marea possessed natural ability as a runner and in the early 1930s as a member of Spartan Ladies Athletic Club she was representing her club and her county of Surrey. She left home at an early age lodging in Clapham in south London and working for the paper manufacturers Bowater as a human resources officer devoting her non-work time to women's athletics. Any chances that Hartman would become an International athlete were ended by the onset of war during which conflict she served in the Welfare Division based in London.
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