A group of distinguished candidates is competing for roles in the new management board of the Fiji Rugby Union. These individuals were nominated by the Provincial Unions and have gone through a vetting process conducted by the nominations committee, leading to a final shortlist.
This election is a significant step in implementing the recently adopted constitution aimed at enhancing the Fiji Rugby Union’s operations. During the Fiji Rugby Union Annual General Meeting, scheduled for this Saturday in Suva, representatives from the Provincial Unions will select the most suitable candidates for various board positions.
The available roles on the management board include Commercial Director, Women Director, Rugby Director, Legal Director, and Finance Director. Among the notable candidates are Mark Evans, the CEO of Fijian Drua; Ilivasi Tabua, a former head coach of the Flying Fijians; Koli Sewabu, a former World Rugby trainer; finance specialist John Sanday; banker Tony Ram; media expert Stanley Simpson; prominent lawyer Isireli Fa; and Lajipa Naulivou, the first captain of the Fijiana team.
This competitive selection process bodes well for the future of Fiji Rugby, as the new board is expected to bring fresh perspectives and expertise that can further develop the sport in the region.
In summary, the Fiji Rugby Union is set for a transformative period with a range of high-profile candidates vying for key management positions, all aimed at improving the union’s strategic direction and enhancing the quality of rugby throughout Fiji. This could lead to a bright future for the sport, fostering growth and success both locally and internationally.
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