A group of prominent individuals is competing for key positions on the new management board of the Fiji Rugby Union. These candidates, nominated by the Provincial Unions, have undergone a vetting process by the nominations committee before being shortlisted. This development is part of the new constitution aimed at propelling the Fiji Rugby Union into a progressive future.
During the Fiji Rugby Union’s Annual General Meeting in Suva this coming Saturday, representatives from the Provincial Unions will elect suitable candidates for several critical roles. These positions include Commercial Director, Women Director, Rugby Director, Legal Director, and Finance Director.
Among the noteworthy candidates are Mark Evans, the chief executive officer of Fijian Drua; Ilivasi Tabua, the former head coach of the Flying Fijians; Koli Sewabu, who has worked as a trainer for World Rugby; John Sanday, an expert in finance and investment; banker Tony Ram; media expert Stanley Simpson; prominent lawyer Isireli Fa; and Lajipa Naulivou, the first captain of the Fijiana team.
This election represents an important step in shaping the future of rugby in Fiji and ensuring effective leadership within the organization. As the community looks forward to the outcomes of the elections, it is a hopeful moment for the sport, indicating continued development and opportunities for rugby in the region.
Overall, the proactive engagement of various stakeholders in these elections paves the way for fresh ideas and perspectives that could greatly benefit Fiji Rugby Union and its overarching mission.
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