51 resumes found

With a twelve-year career encompassing sports event management and delivery, the marketing of sports assets and events, and public relations communications in progressive roles, noteworthy and highly relevant to your role is my two years (2014 – 2016) as the Personal Assistant to Gideon Sam, the President/Sports Administrator of the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) in South Africa. Mr Sam was and is now an Honorary Life Vice President of the Commonwealth Games Federation.   M y exposure to the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games may prove interesting. Along with other day-to-day responsibilities, I had the opportunity to escort Mr Sam to numerous VIP and games family areas at stadiums and arenas assisting him in his dealings as Vice President including medal ceremonies and part of the Formal Welcoming Committee to the Royal Family and Prince Albert II of Monaco.   During these games, I gained a great deal of knowledge and understanding of the Commonwealth Games and became very familiar with the games hotel and its workings.   Together with the 2014 Commonwealth Games I successfully undertook executive management of the Congo 2015 African Games, SA Sports Awards 2014, South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee/South African Local Government Association (SASCOC/SALGA) Conference, and the Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) General Assembly in 2014.   Along with this experience, I attended the ANOCA General Assembly as a Personal Assistant to the CEO and the 2015 African Games as Personal Assistant to the President. Of interest is my period as PR Account Manager with PUMA South Africa | Splash PR South Africa and working with Usain Bolt at the PUMA School of Speed event in Johannesburg.   I was his handler for the day, escorting him to media interviews, making introductions to representatives of local government and looking after his general movements throughout the day.  Adept at event campaign planning, delivery and management, I am efficient in a support role and collaborate effectively and positively both in-organization and with outside stakeholders.   Experienced in strategic and operational plans implementation and compliance with standard policy, systems and procedures, I have an ability to work through plans and activities from lead-up to follow-through of major events.   Excellent diplomacy and interpersonal communication skills both in writing and orally with diverse individuals allow me to work very efficiently at all levels.   A good administrator with planning, analysis and risk management skills ensures that reporting and mitigation are effective.   Working in high-pressure environments in my career has proved to be no obstacle, with my determination, tenacity and broad picture approach winning the day.   I hold a Bachelor of Commerce degree and various relevant sports-related and other qualifications.   I am mobile and able to relocate, in possession of a valid British Passport. 

Dear Madam, Sir I hereby with to apply for the position of HIIT instructor or personal trainer. I have been working for about 7 years in the fitness sector, last May I obtained the diploma of HIIT instructor, at the Non Solo Fitness sports center, a diploma recognised by AICS (Italian Culture Sport Association)by CONI and by the Ministry of Labor and Policies Social.  I currently work as a HIIT and TABATA instructor online, I have a group of 13 people, but I hope to be able to retorn to work in a gym to have direct contact with people. Previously, I was lucky enough to have work experience in countries like Sri Lanka and Indonesia in which I acquired new and important information and work styles, allowing me to enrich my cultural and professional background. At every stage of my professional career, I have had the opportunity to innovate my working style.  I have been instructor of classes of over 25 units of different nationalities. I have strong communication and leadership skills.  Russian mother tongue, I am also fluent in English and Italian and at the moment I am attending a French course. I would be happy to have the opportunity for a job interview. Best regards Olga Zabiiaka

As a strategic lead in football, FA tutor and mentor, and Academic within the field of sport, to become a member of staff for this organisation would be something I would hold truly dear, and would approach with professionalism, absolute dedication, drive and passion in order to achieve success.   Since completing my undergraduate degree in Sport from the University of Birmingham, the majority of my experiences related to suitability for this position have taken place at West Bromwich Albion FC. I began my time there in 2006, and over the years have held positions of Community Coach, Sport Coordinator, Development Officer, RTC Technical Director, General Manager, disability coordinator, and more recently, Head of Sport.   Every facet of sporting delivery and development is within my remit and management in this role, such as international football development, basketball and cricket strategy, HR, line management, culture improvement, staff recruitment and retention, and since March, embedding a robust CPD programme across the entire organisation.   An advantage of working for this company has been the adherence to branding guidelines, and respecting the importance of representing the global brand, and improving the overall visuality of the club globally.   I am proud to have developed many skills which can be transferred to this role.   These include shaping a multi-disciplinary team, developing a CPD programme for 75+ staff, working within a budget, time management, mentorship, measuring impact, IT and keynote proficiency, outstanding line management, developing partnerships and networks, and achieving KPI’s within the strategic vision of my role.   My 4-year tenure in WBA Academy as YDP coach allowed me to explore pedagogical cases, coach the person as well as the player, and develop my own coaching identity.   The club philosophy of coaching and playing were embedded in me early on, and I feel comfortable in not only articulating what this philosophy looks like, but have also developed several coaching philosophies since, more recently in my role as Head of Football for University of Wolverhampton.   I became proficient in PMA and understood the Club’s requirements to meet EPPP.   All of this was within a backdrop of delivering high quality sessions to some of the most talented players locally.   Since moving on from this experience, the last five years of department leadership has provided me with essential experiences, qualifications and learnings around how to get the best from a multi-disciplinary team.   Coaching staff, apprentices, HR staff, development officers, basketball legends and cricket partners all encompass a cohort for which I have been able to embed a culture and work ethic within a disciplined structure.   Clear vision and creation of a realistic, clarified strategic framework has combined with valued partnerships with local NGB’s and other stakeholders to hold a national reputation for outstanding people and projects. Connecting vision to shaping an MDT approach has come to fruition recently as my role and influence with WBA Women FC has seen us grow in number of teams, an improved player pathway, sports science and psychology staff recruitment, and creating a Board of trustees to improve governance.   As much as I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at WBA, this job is one where I feel I can sharpen my skills, find new challenge, but also impact a larger scale programme within an institute of real history and tradition in the sporting world.     The idea of integrating a multi-disciplinary team excites me.   To develop and grow people to achieve their objectives and make them feel inspired as we reach our strategic goals.   As an FA coach mentor, I have been able to hone my skills of developing rapport, supporting a coach journey, being a sounding board, being critical, and shaping a plan to improve.   This has been complemented within my MSc in Sport Coaching, where some topics I have covered involved advanced pedagogies, digital technology in Sport Coaching, player development, and contemporary issues in sport coaching.   One of my more outstanding pieces of work was around talent identification and development.   This got my interest around the subject area, so I have undertaken more research in what other sports and countries do on terms of talent ID.   This research would be vital for this role, and I’d love to develop my knowledge in this area even more.   I am excited to complete this degree in September 2021 and am keen to share my learnings from this course in this role, not least my dissertation focus around using reflective practice.   From a personal perspective, I have three clarified core values of pride, humility and relentless endeavour.   Should I be considered for this role, these values will be evident in all aspects of the recruitment process, and deployment. I am dedicated to learning and self-improvement and take CPD extremely seriously.   My MSc degree is testament to this. I am also beginning an ILM Management course in September.   On completion of this I shall look again at what CPD can get me closer to reaching my goals.   Formal qualifications will also be aligned to a robust programme which also includes reading, mentorship, and detailed networking.