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M a N I F E S MANIFESTO TREVOR DAVID JUUL Trevor David Carelse Juul (TDCJ) is the CEO, founder and the principal owner of SBT Juul Africa, a leading African Property Infrastructure and Development group. TDC Juul is an Architect by profession, he studied civil engineering in Lagos Nigeria before studying Architecture and Project management at the University of Dundee in Scotland and post graduate at The Hull School are Architecture in Yorkshire. His academic and professional qualifications include: BA Dip Arch MAPM RIBA Pr Arch Sa Arch ZAC Introduction Trevor David Juul has over 30 years of executive and operating experience across most sub-Saharan countries with an African professional development focus, having been involved in over 300 major projects across Africa. These include projects ranging from Infrastructure, Residential, Commercial Centres, “With a positive mind set and Retail, Churches, Educational Developments, Banks, Hotel and Tourist knowledge that there is a loving Developments, Master Plan Developments, Airports, Industrial Buildings, Office Blocks, Health Care Developments, Sports and Leisure. and faithful God, who is there for He holds and has held various leadership positions on Trusts, International us, who has blessed us with so Companies and National Organisations, including Charing Chapters of much, and to whom we can turn YPO/WPO, Rebirth Africa Church organisations, including having been Chairman of ZIFA at the time of the great Dream team in the early nineties. we can strive for a better life.” TDCJ who is a natural leader has led teams that have won over ten international designs and bid Architectural Development competitions, from International Airports to International Banks and Commercial centres. He is also the only ever African International winner of the British Construction Industry Awards for Angwa Centre a mixed use development in Harare, Zimbabwe, a flag ship development of Zimbabwe. Professional Affiliations: • Registered Architect – Architect Council of Zimbabwe • Registered Architect – South Africa Council of Architects • Member South African Institute of Architects • Member of Botswana Institute of Development Professionals • Member of the Association of Projects Management UK • Member Association of Project Managers Zimbabwe • Member Project Management Institute of America • Member Royal Institute of British Architects Positions Held on Trusts Int. Co. & National Organisations: • A member of the YPO/WPO (Young Presidents Organisation) • International Chairman of the Fellowship Network, Visions for Values Conference • Education Chairman of the South Africa Johannesburg Chapter (YPO/WPO) • Trustee of the Development Trust of Zimbabwe, advising the Board on major development projects of national interest. • Committee Member on Mining Development Board and Director of Tourism Board. • Board Member of the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority • Vice Chairman of the Marketing Committee for Tourism in Southern Africa Region. • Chairman of the Zimbabwe Football Association • Council Member of FIFA as Chairman of ZIFA. • Chairman of the Zimbabwe Coaching Association and has been a Chairman, First Division coach and player of various football clubs and played and coached at African Club Championship level. • Student years in the 1970’s he was President of the Africa Society of Dundee, Scotland. • Vice President of his College Students Union, University of Dundee, Secretary of the Anti- Apartheid Society of Dundee, Scotland and Committee member of ZAPU UK. COPYRIGHT © TREVOR DAVID JUUL 2014 Page 2 Inspired by my love for sports at an early age I have learnt the meaning of being a team player, accepting the responsibility to be influential and inspirational to others in one’s endeavour to create greater things as part of something significantly more than ones self. “We all have a purpose in life and a reason for being on this wonderful Earth and I believe God has a plan and he puts us into a Philosophy position where we chose a path that becomes our destiny.” I have chosen Africa with a purpose of doing good, playing a part in “ Doing Good In Africa.” developing this wonderful continent and to be proud of being born an African. Yes I am a proud African blessed to be a blessing doing good in Africa. As an African with a purpose of doing good, of playing a part in developing this wonderful continent I am humbled by the need to serve my country as leader and administrator in ZIFA. Guided by the principals of passion, purpose, people and accountable leadership I believe that success in any sphere is a team effort. To take Zimbabwean football to continental and global heights, we require a clear vision, purposeful activity, accountability and TDC JUUL commitment to serve. Passion is the driving force that motivates spirituality, creativity, political opinions, economic status, social, or personal well being - shaping, you as an individual, those you connect with and the opportunities you pursue. It is passion that shapes my purpose in life and in business. A Purpose shared with a community who believe in shaping and building collective dreams that give a sense of belonging, accomplishment, trust and innovation. It’s this team spirit, a people’s spirit where innovation comes from working together, challenging each other and supporting each other drives my vision to reality. Success in our vision requires People to make dreams a reality. It is the equilibrium of culture and leadership that inspires people, in unimaginable ways to lead to a long-term success. To succeed we require, vision, purpose, commitment and we need others, to be a team with a vision that will become reality. ‘The excitement of the future is we can shape it.” COPYRIGHT © TREVOR DAVID JUUL 2014 Page 3 My influence has become increasingly international, with me networking globally and successfully undertaking over 300 projects in and beyond the borders of South Africa into Angola, Botswana, Burundi, Sudan, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Mauritius, Malawi, Tanzania, Ghana, Republic of Benin, Zambia, Mozambique, Nigeria and the UK. Leadership As a member of the YPO/WPO (Young Presidents Organisation) and the International Chairman of the Fellowship Network, Visions for Values Conference and being the Education Chairman of the South “The great excitement of the Africa Johannesburg Chapter my aim is to involve others at all levels future is that we can shape it and aided by the principles of giving and helping where possible. turn vision into reality and make I have spoken at a number of International Conferences on the world a better place through Development in Africa and have written various papers on Africa’s positive development.” development. My paper, the Architectural Development Managed Design & Construction Procurement Method was used on the international acclaimed and award winning Angwa City Project. Featured in the Who’s Who of Africa as a leading African Development Architect, my work appears in over fifteen international industry publications, I was responsible for the design and management of the Angwa Project . In 2001, I awarded the prestigious British Construction Industry International award for my participation and leadership in the development of Angwa Centre. I have led teams that have won several international designs and participated and bid for Architectural competitions from international airports to banks and commercial TREVOR JUUL WITH THE LATE VP JOSHUA centres. MQABUKO NKOMO During my working years in my beloved country, I had the honour and privilege to have worked very closely with the late VP Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo for over 15 years in a collective effort to ensure Zimbabwe’s rightful place in the world arena. COPYRIGHT © TREVOR DAVID JUUL 2014 Page 4 Upon election I pledge to: 1. Be guided by the ZIFA constitution and respect its tenets 2. Articulate my vision for the revival of Zimbabwe football 3. Call a national stakeholder conference to develop a roadmap for the future of Zimbabwe football My Pledge 4. Develop new relationship frameworks with the following; • Club representatives across all divisions • Professional Soccer League (PSL) “Where there is no vision the • Women’s Football • Ministry of Sport, Youth & Culture people perish” - Proverbs 29:18 • Ministry of Home Affairs - Police • Referees Association • Media – local, regional and international • Investors, Partners and Sponsors 5. Reposition ZIFA positively with: • FIFA • CAF • COSAFA 6. Get the fans back into the stadiums PETER NDLOVU BENJANI MOSES BRUCE MWARUWARI CHUNGA GROBBELAAR “ The Dream Team” COPYRIGHT © TREVOR DAVID JUUL 2014 Page 5 Develop the ZIFA Brand architecture . The game in clubs . Stadia . The Fans Strategic Clubs The sustainability of the game depends largely on the quality of the Overview game as played by technically and physically developed players. Essentially, clubs need to be run along commercial lines to the extent that they are profitable entities in their own right. Profitable clubs “Grass roots football, coordinated then plough some of their profits into the development of their coach development and sound players and infrastructure. Central to my plan is the concerted effort on youth development. This will only be possible if clubs enjoy administration are essential sustained profitability. Under my leadership, ZIFA will play a pivotal elements of success in today’s role in ensuring the continued development of our coaches. There is no valid reason why our clubs cannot command premium sponsorship global game”. - Trevor Juul and television
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