National Co-ordinator for Club Promotions Officer Programme

The Job spec is here, from the FAI website

I also saw it advertised in the S.Indo

I hear that Aiden Doyle, who was in charge of marketing, has left his position.

Sounds interesting. Love to do something like that but well, I fail on good character :)

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Originally Posted by Maribor

I hear that Aiden Doyle, who was in charge of marketing, has left his position.

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No loss

If the FAI applied their own standards to the top jobs....

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QUALIFICATIONS

1. CHARACTER:
Each candidate shall be of good character.

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OK, to avoid getting sued by certain people in the FAI's past and present administrations I'll pass no comment on this one - you can all fill in the blanks yourselves.;)

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2. HEALTH:
Candidates shall be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service.

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Unfortunately this would seem to rule out Uncle Sir Bobby.

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3. PERSON SPECIFICATION:

Essential:

Marketing Qualification
3 Years Relevant experience;
Track record in team management, especially managing remote workers would be useful.
A good understanding of the structure of the game in Ireland in particular the eircom League
Innovative and strategic thinker, self-motivated and enthusiastic
Proven capability to work to tight deadlines
Excellent interpersonal skills
Competence in IT systems
Full Driving Licence

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I think this means that the FAI view this role as more important than the international team manager *COUGH*

To be fair to Stan, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt on his strategic thinking, time management and IT skills. Although, as a former professional footballer, he may not still have his full driving license...:p

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Originally Posted by Jerry The Saint

If the FAI applied their own standards to the top jobs....



OK, to avoid getting sued by certain people in the FAI's past and present administrations I'll pass no comment on this one - you can all fill in the blanks yourselves.;)



Unfortunately this would seem to rule out Uncle Sir Bobby.



I think this means that the FAI view this role as more important than the international team manager *COUGH*

To be fair to Stan, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt on his strategic thinking, time management and IT skills. Although, as a former professional footballer, he may not still have his full driving license...:p

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POTM:D

fail on the 3 years experience meself..