Jamie Hodgins is a celebrated force in the competitive dance world, bringing over two decades of experience as a performer, choreographer, adjudicator, competition director, casting agent, and producer to his role as Executive Director of the International Competitive Dancer Registry (ICDR). From dancing alongside global icons like Madonna, Ariana Grande, Nick Jonas, and Demi Lovato to producing groundbreaking events and virtual productions, Jamie’s career has been defined by artistic excellence and a relentless drive to improve the industry he loves and calls home.

As a performer, Jamie’s credits include Disney’s Camp Rock 2, Broadway’s last professional tour edition of Hairspray with George Wendt, and leading roles in award-winning films like History Television’s Death or Canada. He has worked with luminaries such as Marvin Hamlisch, Chita Rivera, and Sean Cheesman, building a repertoire that spans hip-hop, ballet, contemporary, and musical theatre. Behind the scenes, Jamie has directed productions for the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, the National Ballet of Canada, and RuPaul's All Stars winner Jimbo, among others.

Jamie’s leadership in the ICDR reflects his commitment to safeguarding dancers and reshaping the competitive landscape. Inspired by the structure and protections seen in youth sports, he has helped pioneer a secure, centralized system to protect dancer media, verify identities, and create a lasting record of achievements. His mission is to unite studios and competitions under a shared vision of fairness, transparency, and opportunity, ensuring that dancers and their families feel supported and safe at every step of their journey.

Whether working with global stars or the next generation of talent, Jamie Hodgins is an innovator dedicated to giving back to the dance community by building an industry that prioritizes artistry, integrity, and safety. His expertise, combined with a passion for collaboration and change, cements his legacy as a disruptor bringing positive transformation to the arenas and stages dancers call home.