A number of prominent figures are competing for roles on the newly formed management board of the Fiji Rugby Union. These candidates, nominated by the Provincial Unions, have gone through a vetting process conducted by a nominations committee before being narrowed down for election. This initiative is part of the implementation of a new constitution aimed at advancing the Fiji Rugby Union.
During the Fiji Rugby Union Annual General Meeting set to take place in Suva this Saturday, representatives from the Provincial Unions will cast their votes to choose the most suitable candidates for the various positions. The available roles on the management board include Commercial Director, Women Director, Rugby Director, Legal Director, and Finance Director.
Among the shortlisted candidates are notable personalities such as 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 professional John Sanday; banker Tony Ram; media expert Stanley Simpson; prominent lawyer Isireli Fa; and Lajipa Naulivou, the first captain of the Fijiana rugby team.
This electoral process is an exciting development for the Fiji Rugby Union as it aims to cultivate strong leadership that can guide the sport into a promising future. The selection of qualified individuals from diverse backgrounds underscores the commitment to enhancing rugby in Fiji and reflects a progressive step toward effective management and representation within the sport.
In summary, this upcoming election marks a significant moment for the Fiji Rugby Union, as it seeks to attract experienced and influential individuals to facilitate its growth and success in rugby on both local and international stages.
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