The 2008 Annual General Meeting press conference

Watch the Press Conference on demand! Press Conference webcast Soccer fans, members and media can watch the press conference from St. John’s, NL. The webcast features new Canadian Soccer Association president Dominic Maestracci, the general secretary Peter Montopoli, the men’s national-team head coa…

Watch the Press Conference on demand!
​Press Conference webcast
​Soccer fans, members and media can watch the press conference from St. John’s, NL. The webcast features new Canadian Soccer Association president Dominic Maestracci, the general secretary Peter Montopoli, the men’s national-team head coach Dale Mitchell, and the Newfoundland Labrador Soccer Association president Doug Redmond.
​– The new president is Dominic Maestracci (four-year term)
​– The Association adopts the new strategic framework, enacts more changes to its governance and by-laws, and reviews the long-term player development plan
​– Financial statements are posted for the Canadian Soccer Association (2007) and the FIFA U-20 World Cup Canada 2007 (2004-2007)
​– Head coach Dale Mitchell speaks about Canada’s men’s national team schedule for 2008
​– The 2008 Association award winners are recognized – the President’s Award, the Award of Merit, the Ray Morgan Memorial Award and the International Achievement Award
​– The Canadian Soccer Association’s vision en route to its 100th anniversary in 2012
​More news :
​Association announces newly elected officers
​Canadian Soccer Association award winners
​Building a better future: new leaders get 50-day recap

Paulo Senra

Chief Communications & Content Officer | Chef des communications et du contenu, Canada Soccer

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