Several prominent figures are competing for key roles in the new management board of the Fiji Rugby Union. These candidates have been put forward by Provincial Unions, thoroughly vetted by a nominations committee, and shortlisted as part of the process to implement a new constitution aimed at advancing the Fiji Rugby Union.
At the upcoming Annual General Meeting in Suva this Saturday, representatives from the Provincial Unions will select the most suitable candidates for various positions on the management board. The available roles include Commercial Director, Women Director, Rugby Director, Legal Director, and Finance Director.
Among those nominated are notable individuals such as Mark Evans, Chief Executive Officer of Fijian Drua; former Flying Fijians coach Ilivasi Tabua; ex-World Rugby trainer Koli Sewabu; finance expert John Sanday; banker Tony Ram; media specialist Stanley Simpson; prominent lawyer Isireli Fa; and Lajipa Naulivou, the first captain of Fijiana.
This initiative is a positive step for the Fiji Rugby Union, reinforcing a commitment to strong leadership and diverse expertise, which is crucial for enhancing the sport’s development in the region. The election of qualified individuals will not only help to strengthen organizational governance but could also lead to increased investment and support for rugby in Fiji.
In summary, the management board elections present an exciting opportunity for the future of Fijian rugby, with a diverse range of experienced candidates stepping forward to guide the union into a new era.
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