A number of prominent individuals are competing for positions on the newly established management board of the Fiji Rugby Union. The nominees were put forward by the Provincial Unions and were thoroughly vetted by a nominations committee before being shortlisted.
This electoral process marks an important step in implementing the Fiji Rugby Union’s new constitution, which aims to enhance the organization’s efficiency and effectiveness. At the Annual General Meeting set to take place in Suva this Saturday, representatives from the Provincial Unions will vote for the candidates deemed most suitable for various key positions in the management board.
The available positions include Commercial Director, Women Director, Rugby Director, Legal Director, and Finance Director. Among the shortlisted 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 expert John Sanday; banker Tony Ram; media specialist Stanley Simpson; attorney Isireli Fa; and Lajipa Naulivou, the first captain of the Fijiana team.
This development is seen as a positive step towards revitalizing Fiji Rugby Union, with a diverse and experienced slate of candidates ready to lead the organization into a new era. This election offers a unique opportunity to harness a range of expertise that can drive Fiji rugby to new heights and attract more support for the sport in the country.
Overall, the unfolding changes within the Fiji Rugby Union reflect a hopeful future for the sport, as passionate leaders emerge to take on pivotal roles in its governance.
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