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Bpac Agm & Elections BPAC AGM & ELECTIONS – May 22, 2019 Admin Report ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ In this important year for the Pan American Sport with the accomplishment of The Pan American Games Lima 2019 and with the inclusion of our sport, for the first time in history within the framework of The Pan American Games Lima 2019 we will see the result of the work of the Associations in achieving its objectives of classification of its athletes and we can participate in this great celebration of Pan-American sport. Various programs have been worked on to make our sport more widespread, reinforcing the image through our website and using social networks as a very valuable tool for this purpose. Our thanks for the strong support and confidence given to our Office from the Board of Officers, which allows us to work each day in the best of our intentions towards an improvement of our sport between our 37 Member Associations. Also I want to thank all the Member Associations for the response to the initiatives that we have proposed in the fields that we consider will be very useful to continue reinforcing the development of the sport, I am referring to the university area, gender equity area, para badminton where we are already articulating the actions to obtain the goals set. University Area, after the signing of the Agreement with the Pan-American University Organization, the challenge is to be present at the next University Pan-American Games 2020. Gender Equity area to continue giving the opportunities to the group of women involved in different areas and to achieve the objectives set by the IOC and the BWF, taking it as a challenge and commitment at the same time. Para badminton area, the results speak for themselves, we achieved with the effort of all of you since 2011, to make our sport include in the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, without the contribution that we gave as a Continent this is not it would have been possible FISU AMERICA GENDER EQUITY PARA BADMINTON BPAC AGM & ELECTIONS 2019 1 ADMIN REPORT Member Associations. - Congratulations to: New Boards. - 1. Argentina, President Mr. Hector Omar Maleh 2. Bolivia, President Mr. Ivan Tovali 3. Panama, President Mr. Dionisio Dixon 4. USA, President Mr. Ben Reelected Boards. - 5. Barbados, President Mr. Kevin Wood 6. Costa Rica, President Mr. Adrian Gomez 7. Guyana, President Mr. Gokarn Ramdhani 8. St. Lucia, President Mrs. Myrtle Alexander Personnel & Staff Structure. - Considering the needs in covering the different areas, we have been serving the Board of Directors and the 37 Affiliated Associates, according to the following organization chart: General Secretary or COO: Pilar Carrillo Administrative Assistant: Mirtha Rosales Communications Manager: Josue Angulo Development Director: German Valdez Development Assistant: Mario Carrera (coaches, players programs) Development Assistant: Delia Valenzuela (Shuttle Time programs) Development Assistant: Jorge Sabastizagal (Programs and Para badminton) Events Director: Ricardo Salamanca BPAC Headquarters.- Thanks to the facilities offered by our office located in the district of Miraflores, in the city of Lima, it has been possible to receive different representative authorities of our sport, from Presidents of the Associations, as BWF staff, also different seminars have been developed for coaches, work meetings, both of the Executive Committee and of the different commissions. In occasion of the accomplishment of XXIII Pan Am Mixed Team Continental Championship’s 2019 last February, the press conference of the tournament was held as well as the delegates meeting, in this opportunity Delegates, coaches and athletes had the opportunity to visit our offices, who were very satisfied with the facilities offered. BPAC AGM & ELECTIONS 2019 2 ADMIN REPORT Official Equipment Sponsor.- YONEX is or best ally in quipment, his aiane has allowed us o sppor he Pan Am Caenda Circuit poiding to host mber Assoiaion shuttles nets Pan m Continnal Championships wih shuttles and nets Pan Am amps fo players and oahes ith shuttles and in some ass ith -shirts fo paticipants Yonx spports s ith th official niforms of the echnial ffiias t-shirts). Also with strinin service urin h oninnal tournamens. This sponsorship is alid ntil uly 2021. Strategic Plan 2016-2020.- Pilar Carrillo BPAC COO BPC ELECTIONS 2019 3 ADMIN REPORT ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ BPAC AGM & ELECTIONS 2019 1 DEVELOPMENT REPORT ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ • • ⬧ ⬧ ⬧ ➢ • BPAC AGM & ELECTIONS 2019 2 DEVELOPMENT REPORT ➢ • ⬧ ⬧ ASSOCIATIONS (13) ARG BRA CHI CUB HAI MEX VEN BOL ECU COL DOM HON SUR ➢ • ⬧ ⬧ • BPAC AGM & ELECTIONS 2019 3 DEVELOPMENT REPORT ➢ 1st Conference 2nd Conference 3rd Conference TTO GUA BRA BAR CAN BAR BRA ARG CUB JAM ECU ESA BRA GUA GUY GUA PER ECU PER SUR PER TTO ➢ ⬧ COACH LEVEL COACH LEVEL TUTOR LEVEL TUTOR LEVEL 1 2 1 2 MEX CUB DOM PER CHI PER COL PER MEX BRA ECU ARG PAR PER BRA GUA CRC BPAC AGM & ELECTIONS 2019 4 DEVELOPMENT REPORT ➢ PLAYER CAMP JR. 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