Posted June 10, 5:55 PM

GFA Officials attending overseas workshops

General Secretary of the Grenada Football Association (GFA), Victor Daniel and second Vice-President, Ken Martin-Whiteman are representing the association at a football workshop in Trinidad.

They are among 36 senior football administrators from 17 CONCACAF countries, have registered for the FA/CONCACAF Workshop from Tuesday to June 13, entitled “Contracts, Transfers and Structures”.

The workshop will be conducted by three top administrators from the English FA, Graham Noakes, Director of Football Administration, Mark Ives, Head of Business Development and Maurice Watkins, a director of Manchester United.

Watkins is regarded as a leading expert on the legal aspects of modern football.

The trio will be accompanied by Kim Fisher of the FA’s International Relations Department.

Representatives will be drawn from Mexico, Aruba, Barbados, Bahamas, Bermuda, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Netherlands Antilles, Montserrat, Suriname, Belize, St Luica, St Vincent and the Grenadines, St Kitts/Nevis, US Virgin Islands and Trinidad and Tobago.

The venue for the workshop is Dr Joao Havenlange Centre of Excellence, a major hub for training and development in the region.

The Administration Workshop will focus on a number of important issues confronting regional football administrators. These include improving relationships with key stakeholders, effective management structures, regulations of the transfer of players, contract negotiations and measuring success.

The format will be highly interactive and participants will be required to design their own plans and present them at the end of the workshop.

Two key programmes have already been held at the Centre of Excellence this year, the prestigious FA International Coaching Licence Course and the CONCACAF Seminar on “Tactics and Systems of Play”.

Meantime, Technical Administrator Lester Smith is in Honduras attending a one-week Olympic Solidarity Workshop.

The programme is being co-ordinated by the Grenada Olympic Association through the International Olympic Committee’s Solidarity Programme.

 

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