High-profile candidates are competing for roles in the new management board of the Fiji Rugby Union. These individuals were nominated by the Provincial Unions and subjected to a vetting process by a nominations committee, leading to a final shortlist. This effort is part of the newly implemented constitution aimed at progressing the Fiji Rugby Union.
During the Fiji Rugby Union’s Annual General Meeting in Suva on Saturday, representatives from the Provincial Unions will have the opportunity to elect their preferred candidates for various management positions. The roles up for election include Commercial Director, Women Director, Rugby Director, Legal Director, and Finance Director.
Among the notable shortlisted candidates are Mark Evans, the CEO of Fijian Drua; Ilivasi Tabua, a former head coach of the Flying Fijians; Koli Sewabu, an ex-World Rugby trainer; finance and investment expert John Sanday; banker Tony Ram; media specialist Stanley Simpson; esteemed lawyer Isireli Fa; and Lajipa Naulivou, who was the captain of the first Fijiana team.
This initiative is a significant step forward in rejuvenating Fiji Rugby, showcasing a commitment to enhance leadership and governance within the sport. The diverse backgrounds and expertise of the candidates can bring fresh perspectives to the organization, potentially leading to exciting developments in Fiji Rugby’s future.
Overall, the upcoming elections not only reflect the democratic process within Fiji Rugby but also highlight the strong interest and dedication from various sectors to foster the growth of rugby in the nation.
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