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President of Tivoli Gardens Football Club, Edward Seaga was on Thursday elected chairman of the Professional Football Association of Jamaica Ltd.(PFAJ).
The election took place at the organisation’s first meeting which among other things elected officers. Also elected were Treasurer Chris Bicknell and Secretary Howard McIntosh. Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) Vice-president Raymond Anderson, JFF Treasurer Garry Sinclair, Chairman of the JFF’s Competitions Competition Committee, Michael Ricketts and Harbour View Chairman Carvel Stewart were named directors.
The PFAJ is a joint venture company made up of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) and the members of the Premier League Clubs Association (PLCA). The company was mandated to be formed by the board of the JFF in order to manage the commercial development of the Jamaican National Premier League.
“The new association will help to expedite matters of concern to the JFF and the PLCA by having a ready made base for discussion and implementation. This eliminates the need for us to set up special meeting and cut down on time wasted,” said the newly-elected chairman Edward Seaga.
The Board has initially agreed to meet on a monthly basis.
The election took place at the organisation’s first meeting which among other things elected officers. Also elected were Treasurer Chris Bicknell and Secretary Howard McIntosh. Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) Vice-president Raymond Anderson, JFF Treasurer Garry Sinclair, Chairman of the JFF’s Competitions Competition Committee, Michael Ricketts and Harbour View Chairman Carvel Stewart were named directors.
The PFAJ is a joint venture company made up of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) and the members of the Premier League Clubs Association (PLCA). The company was mandated to be formed by the board of the JFF in order to manage the commercial development of the Jamaican National Premier League.
“The new association will help to expedite matters of concern to the JFF and the PLCA by having a ready made base for discussion and implementation. This eliminates the need for us to set up special meeting and cut down on time wasted,” said the newly-elected chairman Edward Seaga.
The Board has initially agreed to meet on a monthly basis.
