The Breakdown on Antony Harford of All Sport Promotions & His Team

[Controversial]

http://allsporttt.com/team.html

This seems to be a appointment due to curry favor, Harford is currently a part of the TTFF as an archivist.

ANTHONY HARFORD - MARKETING DIRECTOR
tonyharford@allsporttt.com

After studying with Burnside Aviation in the United States, Anthony Harford started off his career as an Airline Pilot with BWIA. However sport was his passion and thus began an exceptional career in Sport Journalism, one which he has practiced for the past 35 years. He was a former News and Sports Anchor on television and in 1988 he founded All Sport Promotions.

There is no doubt that the success of All Sport is due in no small part to the experience he gained as the first Commercial Manager of West Indies Cricket in 1993 and as a member of the Marketing Team for the West Indies Cricket Board for seven years.

In 1994 Mr. Harford was also the founder of the first Sports Television Production Company in the Caribbean, "20/20 Productions Limited". He has also gained the recognition of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation and has served as their official archivist for four years.

BRUCE AANENSEN - DIRECTOR
Bruce, a retired RBTT Director has been a Director with All Sport since inception and has had an exceptional career in the area of Sport and Financial Management.

He most recently held the post of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and is the President of the Queen's Park Cricket Club.

In 2006, Bruce managed the Trinidad and Tobago "Soca" Warriors in their first ever qualification to the FIFA World Cup in Germany.

In the area of finance, he was a banker with RBTT and has served as Chairman of RBTT's Grenada and Caribbean operations.  His other portfolios included Director of Group Human Resources as well as President of RBTT Roytec, the company's academic institution for higher learning.

DIAN LAUGHLIN - DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
dianlaughlin@allsporttt.com

Dian Laughlin joined the All Sport team 15 years ago as an events coordinator, her natural flare for people, sport and detailed planning with precision execution did not go unnoticed.


Dian is now a Company Director and the Director of Operations with oversight on all company projects. Dian heads our Sports Charter Programme both regionally and internationally and is widely experienced in this area; her hands-on approach has proven to be invaluable as our clients’ wishes have included a diversity of events and destinations, each with its own planning and marketing requirements.


Dian planned and executed our National Football team's supporters' charter programme for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany; she has also done tours to Panama, Guatemala and Bahrain for World Cup 2006, and has also done tours to Beijing and has spearheaded tours to several US Cities.


In 2008 Dian was on the company's team that managed and executed the Under 15 World Cricket Championships played across the Caribbean.

RICHARD PIPER - PROJECT COORDINATOR
richardpiper@allsporttt.com

A member of the All Sport team since 2002, Richard is an avid football enthusiast and has been involved in the game at all levels. He was also a FIFA appointed referee from 2000 to 2007 and still does refereeing on an odd occasion. In addition to his duties at All Sport, Richard was also the Operations Manager of Pro League team, St. Ann's Rangers and still represents them on the board for Pro League pertinent decision making meetings.

Richard's core duties at All Sport is in the capacity of football specialist especially for our major football events such as the National Super League, Savannah Football and corporate one day football tournaments.

EUGENE ANTOINE - LOGISTICS OFFICER
eugeneantoine@allsporttt.com

As a former pace man for the West Indies A Team, Trinidad and Tobago and his club CLICO Preysal Eugene Antoine has an in-depth knowledge of the sport of cricket and sport in general.


Now a ten year veteran at All Sport Eugene manages a team of ground staff and together they have developed effective systems of preparation, adaptable to any event or venue, including multiple same day events.  Through his team Eugene ensures that the right type of infrastructure is in place to meet the needs of all stakeholders and that all necessary sponsors' signage is visible and safely erected.


Eugene's sport background, dedication and effective management skills all combine to make certain that every event is prioritized and all clients' expectations are met.

SHAMINE CHAINANI - EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
shaminechainani@allsporttt.com

Assistant to the Marketing Director, Shamine holds a B.Sc. in Sociology (major) with Human Resource and Sport Management (double minors). Shamine was employed with a local bank for four years, then decided to make a career shift to join All Sport in 2007 to pursue her love of Sport Event Management.

As Executive Assistant to Tony Harford, Marketing Director at All Sport, Shamine is responsible for the strict maintenance and communication of sponsorship agreements, co-ordinating of events and other public relations functions.

[weary1969]

http://allsporttt.com/team.html

This seems to be a appointment due to curry favor, Harford is currently apart of the TTFF as an archivist.

ANTHONY HARFORD - MARKETING DIRECTOR
tonyharford@allsporttt.com

After studying with Burnside Aviation in the United States, Anthony Harford started off his career as an Airline Pilot with BWIA. However sport was his passion and thus began an exceptional career in Sport Journalism, one which he has practiced for the past 35 years. He was a former News and Sports Anchor on television and in 1988 he founded All Sport Promotions.

There is no doubt that the success of All Sport is due in no small part to the experience he gained as the first Commercial Manager of West Indies Cricket in 1993 and as a member of the Marketing Team for the West Indies Cricket Board for seven years.

In 1994 Mr. Harford was also the founder of the first Sports Television Production Company in the Caribbean, "20/20 Productions Limited". He has also gained the recognition of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation and has served as their official archivist for four years.

BRUCE AANENSEN - DIRECTOR
Bruce, a retired RBTT Director has been a Director with All Sport since inception and has had an exceptional career in the area of Sport and Financial Management.

He most recently held the post of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and is the President of the Queen's Park Cricket Club.

In 2006, Bruce managed the Trinidad and Tobago "Soca" Warriors in their first ever qualification to the FIFA World Cup in Germany.

In the area of finance, he was a banker with RBTT and has served as Chairman of RBTT's Grenada and Caribbean operations.  His other portfolios included Director of Group Human Resources as well as President of RBTT Roytec, the company's academic institution for higher learning.

DIAN LAUGHLIN - DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
dianlaughlin@allsporttt.com

Dian Laughlin joined the All Sport team 15 years ago as an events coordinator, her natural flare for people, sport and detailed planning with precision execution did not go unnoticed.


Dian is now a Company Director and the Director of Operations with oversight on all company projects. Dian heads our Sports Charter Programme both regionally and internationally and is widely experienced in this area; her hands-on approach has proven to be invaluable as our clients’ wishes have included a diversity of events and destinations, each with its own planning and marketing requirements.


Dian planned and executed our National Football team's supporters' charter programme for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany; she has also done tours to Panama, Guatemala and Bahrain for World Cup 2006, and has also done tours to Beijing and has spearheaded tours to several US Cities.


In 2008 Dian was on the company's team that managed and executed the Under 15 World Cricket Championships played across the Caribbean.

RICHARD PIPER - PROJECT COORDINATOR
richardpiper@allsporttt.com

A member of the All Sport team since 2002, Richard is an avid football enthusiast and has been involved in the game at all levels. He was also a FIFA appointed referee from 2000 to 2007 and still does refereeing on an odd occasion. In addition to his duties at All Sport, Richard was also the Operations Manager of Pro League team, St. Ann's Rangers and still represents them on the board for Pro League pertinent decision making meetings.

Richard's core duties at All Sport is in the capacity of football specialist especially for our major football events such as the National Super League, Savannah Football and corporate one day football tournaments.

EUGENE ANTOINE - LOGISTICS OFFICER
eugeneantoine@allsporttt.com

As a former pace man for the West Indies A Team, Trinidad and Tobago and his club CLICO Preysal Eugene Antoine has an in-depth knowledge of the sport of cricket and sport in general.


Now a ten year veteran at All Sport Eugene manages a team of ground staff and together they have developed effective systems of preparation, adaptable to any event or venue, including multiple same day events.  Through his team Eugene ensures that the right type of infrastructure is in place to meet the needs of all stakeholders and that all necessary sponsors' signage is visible and safely erected.


Eugene's sport background, dedication and effective management skills all combine to make certain that every event is prioritized and all clients' expectations are met.

SHAMINE CHAINANI - EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
shaminechainani@allsporttt.com

Assistant to the Marketing Director, Shamine holds a B.Sc. in Sociology (major) with Human Resource and Sport Management (double minors). Shamine was employed with a local bank for four years, then decided to make a career shift to join All Sport in 2007 to pursue her love of Sport Event Management.

As Executive Assistant to Tony Harford, Marketing Director at All Sport, Shamine is responsible for the strict maintenance and communication of sponsorship agreements, co-ordinating of events and other public relations functions.

Like u was expectin another flavor?

[Peong]

You just made me realize that apart and a part have opposite meanings.

[Controversial]

You just made me realize that apart and a part have opposite meanings.

my bad, i corrected it 

[Controversial]

http://allsporttt.com/team.html

This seems to be a appointment due to curry favor, Harford is currently apart of the TTFF as an archivist.

ANTHONY HARFORD - MARKETING DIRECTOR
tonyharford@allsporttt.com

After studying with Burnside Aviation in the United States, Anthony Harford started off his career as an Airline Pilot with BWIA. However sport was his passion and thus began an exceptional career in Sport Journalism, one which he has practiced for the past 35 years. He was a former News and Sports Anchor on television and in 1988 he founded All Sport Promotions.

There is no doubt that the success of All Sport is due in no small part to the experience he gained as the first Commercial Manager of West Indies Cricket in 1993 and as a member of the Marketing Team for the West Indies Cricket Board for seven years.

In 1994 Mr. Harford was also the founder of the first Sports Television Production Company in the Caribbean, "20/20 Productions Limited". He has also gained the recognition of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation and has served as their official archivist for four years.

BRUCE AANENSEN - DIRECTOR
Bruce, a retired RBTT Director has been a Director with All Sport since inception and has had an exceptional career in the area of Sport and Financial Management.

He most recently held the post of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and is the President of the Queen's Park Cricket Club.

In 2006, Bruce managed the Trinidad and Tobago "Soca" Warriors in their first ever qualification to the FIFA World Cup in Germany.

In the area of finance, he was a banker with RBTT and has served as Chairman of RBTT's Grenada and Caribbean operations.  His other portfolios included Director of Group Human Resources as well as President of RBTT Roytec, the company's academic institution for higher learning.

DIAN LAUGHLIN - DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
dianlaughlin@allsporttt.com

Dian Laughlin joined the All Sport team 15 years ago as an events coordinator, her natural flare for people, sport and detailed planning with precision execution did not go unnoticed.


Dian is now a Company Director and the Director of Operations with oversight on all company projects. Dian heads our Sports Charter Programme both regionally and internationally and is widely experienced in this area; her hands-on approach has proven to be invaluable as our clients’ wishes have included a diversity of events and destinations, each with its own planning and marketing requirements.


Dian planned and executed our National Football team's supporters' charter programme for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany; she has also done tours to Panama, Guatemala and Bahrain for World Cup 2006, and has also done tours to Beijing and has spearheaded tours to several US Cities.


In 2008 Dian was on the company's team that managed and executed the Under 15 World Cricket Championships played across the Caribbean.

RICHARD PIPER - PROJECT COORDINATOR
richardpiper@allsporttt.com

A member of the All Sport team since 2002, Richard is an avid football enthusiast and has been involved in the game at all levels. He was also a FIFA appointed referee from 2000 to 2007 and still does refereeing on an odd occasion. In addition to his duties at All Sport, Richard was also the Operations Manager of Pro League team, St. Ann's Rangers and still represents them on the board for Pro League pertinent decision making meetings.

Richard's core duties at All Sport is in the capacity of football specialist especially for our major football events such as the National Super League, Savannah Football and corporate one day football tournaments.

EUGENE ANTOINE - LOGISTICS OFFICER
eugeneantoine@allsporttt.com

As a former pace man for the West Indies A Team, Trinidad and Tobago and his club CLICO Preysal Eugene Antoine has an in-depth knowledge of the sport of cricket and sport in general.


Now a ten year veteran at All Sport Eugene manages a team of ground staff and together they have developed effective systems of preparation, adaptable to any event or venue, including multiple same day events.  Through his team Eugene ensures that the right type of infrastructure is in place to meet the needs of all stakeholders and that all necessary sponsors' signage is visible and safely erected.


Eugene's sport background, dedication and effective management skills all combine to make certain that every event is prioritized and all clients' expectations are met.

SHAMINE CHAINANI - EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
shaminechainani@allsporttt.com

Assistant to the Marketing Director, Shamine holds a B.Sc. in Sociology (major) with Human Resource and Sport Management (double minors). Shamine was employed with a local bank for four years, then decided to make a career shift to join All Sport in 2007 to pursue her love of Sport Event Management.

As Executive Assistant to Tony Harford, Marketing Director at All Sport, Shamine is responsible for the strict maintenance and communication of sponsorship agreements, co-ordinating of events and other public relations functions.

Like u was expectin another flavor?

not really, just wanted to share the info with people who didn't know about harford

[weary1969]

http://allsporttt.com/team.html

This seems to be a appointment due to curry favor, Harford is currently apart of the TTFF as an archivist.

ANTHONY HARFORD - MARKETING DIRECTOR
tonyharford@allsporttt.com

After studying with Burnside Aviation in the United States, Anthony Harford started off his career as an Airline Pilot with BWIA. However sport was his passion and thus began an exceptional career in Sport Journalism, one which he has practiced for the past 35 years. He was a former News and Sports Anchor on television and in 1988 he founded All Sport Promotions.

There is no doubt that the success of All Sport is due in no small part to the experience he gained as the first Commercial Manager of West Indies Cricket in 1993 and as a member of the Marketing Team for the West Indies Cricket Board for seven years.

In 1994 Mr. Harford was also the founder of the first Sports Television Production Company in the Caribbean, "20/20 Productions Limited". He has also gained the recognition of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation and has served as their official archivist for four years.

BRUCE AANENSEN - DIRECTOR
Bruce, a retired RBTT Director has been a Director with All Sport since inception and has had an exceptional career in the area of Sport and Financial Management.

He most recently held the post of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and is the President of the Queen's Park Cricket Club.

In 2006, Bruce managed the Trinidad and Tobago "Soca" Warriors in their first ever qualification to the FIFA World Cup in Germany.

In the area of finance, he was a banker with RBTT and has served as Chairman of RBTT's Grenada and Caribbean operations.  His other portfolios included Director of Group Human Resources as well as President of RBTT Roytec, the company's academic institution for higher learning.

DIAN LAUGHLIN - DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
dianlaughlin@allsporttt.com

Dian Laughlin joined the All Sport team 15 years ago as an events coordinator, her natural flare for people, sport and detailed planning with precision execution did not go unnoticed.


Dian is now a Company Director and the Director of Operations with oversight on all company projects. Dian heads our Sports Charter Programme both regionally and internationally and is widely experienced in this area; her hands-on approach has proven to be invaluable as our clients’ wishes have included a diversity of events and destinations, each with its own planning and marketing requirements.


Dian planned and executed our National Football team's supporters' charter programme for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany; she has also done tours to Panama, Guatemala and Bahrain for World Cup 2006, and has also done tours to Beijing and has spearheaded tours to several US Cities.


In 2008 Dian was on the company's team that managed and executed the Under 15 World Cricket Championships played across the Caribbean.

RICHARD PIPER - PROJECT COORDINATOR
richardpiper@allsporttt.com

A member of the All Sport team since 2002, Richard is an avid football enthusiast and has been involved in the game at all levels. He was also a FIFA appointed referee from 2000 to 2007 and still does refereeing on an odd occasion. In addition to his duties at All Sport, Richard was also the Operations Manager of Pro League team, St. Ann's Rangers and still represents them on the board for Pro League pertinent decision making meetings.

Richard's core duties at All Sport is in the capacity of football specialist especially for our major football events such as the National Super League, Savannah Football and corporate one day football tournaments.

EUGENE ANTOINE - LOGISTICS OFFICER
eugeneantoine@allsporttt.com

As a former pace man for the West Indies A Team, Trinidad and Tobago and his club CLICO Preysal Eugene Antoine has an in-depth knowledge of the sport of cricket and sport in general.


Now a ten year veteran at All Sport Eugene manages a team of ground staff and together they have developed effective systems of preparation, adaptable to any event or venue, including multiple same day events.  Through his team Eugene ensures that the right type of infrastructure is in place to meet the needs of all stakeholders and that all necessary sponsors' signage is visible and safely erected.


Eugene's sport background, dedication and effective management skills all combine to make certain that every event is prioritized and all clients' expectations are met.

SHAMINE CHAINANI - EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
shaminechainani@allsporttt.com

Assistant to the Marketing Director, Shamine holds a B.Sc. in Sociology (major) with Human Resource and Sport Management (double minors). Shamine was employed with a local bank for four years, then decided to make a career shift to join All Sport in 2007 to pursue her love of Sport Event Management.

As Executive Assistant to Tony Harford, Marketing Director at All Sport, Shamine is responsible for the strict maintenance and communication of sponsorship agreements, co-ordinating of events and other public relations functions.

Like u was expectin another flavor?

not really, just wanted to share the info with people who didn't know about harford

Or hor

[MEP]

prestidigitation.......

[Controversial]

prestidigitation.......

Harford is the T&T copperfield 

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TTFF make big changes to operations
By Kern Ramlochan Sports Editor Saturday, August 13 2011

KEY changes were made to improve the transparency and governance of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF).

All Sports Promotions will now control the marketing and event management for the TTFF’s World Cup and friendly matches while an Authorisation Committee was appointed to manage the finances of the organisation.

These changes were announced at a press conference held at Jaffa Restaurant, Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain, yesterday.

Attending were TTFF president Oliver Camps, Sports Minister Anil Roberts, Queen’s Park president Bruce Aanensen, “Soca Warriors” coach Otto Pfister, All Sport Promotions director Anthony Harford and Temptation Limited representative Faizal Khan.

The Authorisation Committee will be chaired by a member from All Sports Promotion and will consist of representatives from the TTFF, Ministry of Sport and three independent members.

Special advisor to the Minister of Sport Caryl Kellar has been appointed as the TTFF’s representative. General manager, corporate banking of Republic Bank Ian De Souza has been named one of the independent members. The other positions on the Authorisation Committee are yet to be decided.

The “Soca Warriors” will play India in their first friendly under coach Pfister on August 21 at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo, from 5 pm.

TT will be using the match as preparation for the start of their World Cup qualifying campaign against Bermuda here on September 2, followed by an away match against Barbados four days later. They well play away to Bermuda on October 7, and two days later TT will host Barbados and then close the first round of qualification away to Guyana on November 11.

TTFF boss Camps paid tribute to former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner for his contribution to football and noted that his absence has forced the changes to the Federation.

“Mr Warner has stepped down from his FIFA portfolios and as such, he is no longer the special advisor to the federation or affiliated with the TTFF in any capacity. On behalf of the TTFF and indeed the national community, I thank Jack Warner for his untiring efforts over the years and wish him continued success as he pursues his goal of bettering lives through his ministerial work,” said Camps yesterday.

He added, “In light of this development, the TTFF has agreed to appoint the firm of All Sport to now handle the marketing and event management of the TTFF’s programme.”

All Sport Director, Harford revealed that they suggested the idea of the Authorisation Committee.

“There was an outcry from the public and the Ministry of Sport so we felt we had to do things in a different way and we have agreed to act that way,” said Harford yesterday. He explained that the Authorisation Committee will account accurately for the finances of the TTFF.

“We have also committed ourselves to issuing a statement publicly after every game Trinidad and Tobago play taking into consideration how much money was taken in at the gate, how much money was given in sponsorship.

“Positives and negatives in the difference which will be published in the daily newspapers.

“At the end of every month sponsors and Government will be given an update as to the state of affairs of the accounts, how the money is being spent, on whom and why. This is our commitment initially to the end of 2011,” said Harford.

As a result of the TTFF’s new direction bmobile and Carib have pledged their sponsorship for the World Cup qualifying campaign with more sponsors expected to sign on.

Sports Minister Roberts welcomed the appointment of the Authorisation Committee and pending Cabinet’s approval expects to give the TTFF between $10 million to $14 million for their qualifying campaign per year.

“We must move forward with transparency, accountability and value for money..and to move so swiftly to set up this authorising committee which I can tell you I have 100 percent faith and belief in the people, their resumes who are in charge of the funds for Brazil 2014 that all funding necessary that is documented will be given to the authorising committee and they are ready to start our campaign towards Brazil 2014,” said Roberts.

He explained, “The number one signal had to come from the Government of Trinidad and Tobago and it is here now...loud and clear that Brazil 2014 is a national priority and we shall be giving funding. All we asked for was accountability and progress.”

If the “Soca Warriors” are knocked out during qualifying the Sports Minister explained that the funding will go into the developmental level.

He added that there will be no charges for the national team to use facilities for preparation or when they host matches.

“The stadium belongs to the people of Trinidad and Tobago and we will not be charging sports for utilising the facilities.” said Roberts.