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Staff Structure 51 STAFF STRUCTURE 51 STAFF STRUCTURE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE - Ext 6083 Karen Curwen, PA to President - Ext 6090 CHIEF EXECUTIVE Direct Line 0141 616 6004; Fax 0141 616 6003 Gordon Smith, Chief Executive - Ext 6002 To contact SFA staff by Email Sandra Buchanan, PA to Chief Executive - Ext 6004 please use the following format: [email protected] To contact by telephone: COMMERCIAL & MARKETING 0141 616 followed by Ext No Direct Line 0141 616 6010; Fax 0141 616 6012 David Kells, Group Commercial Director - Ext 6009 Karen Presly, Brand Manager - Ext 6011 Andrea Rennie/Pamela Stewart, Brand Manager - Ext 6081 Anne Marie McGhie, Personal Secretary - Ext 6010 Jennifer Hutchison, Brand Manager - Ext 6007 Colin Banks, Marketing Manager - Ext 6084 Customer Services Alison Jack, Customer Services Manager - Ext 6194 Siobhan Boyd, Assistant Customer Services Manager - Ext 6195 Susan McCue, Customer Services Executive – Ticketing - Ext 6196 Michelle Rigley, Customer Services Agent – Supporters Club - Ext 6198 Sharon Ellis, Customer Services Agent – Ticketing - Ext 6199 Aoibhin Friel, Customer Services Agent – Supporters Club - Ext 6197 Gillian Hughes, Customer Services Agent – Membership Services – Ext 6198 Bob Bryan, Mailroom Manager - Ext 6062 Geraldine Buckman, Receptionist/Mailroom Assistant - Ext 6223 COMMUNICATIONS Direct Line 0141 616 6028; Fax 0141 616 6001 Darryl Broadfoot, Head of Communications - Ext 6028 Catherine MacDonald, Communications Executive - Ext 6029 Clare Bodel, Assistant Communications Executive - Ext 6192 Kayleigh Cameron, Assistant Communications Executive – Ext 6188 Stephen Tulloch, Graphic Designer - Ext 6032 Val West, Desktop Publishing Operator - Ext 6031 Joe McGlynn, Print Manager - Ext 6049 John Mathie, Printer - Ext 6049 FINANCE Direct Line 0141 616 6024; Fax 0141 616 6047 Jim Hynes, Head of Department - Ext 6021 Keith Sharp, Financial Accountant - Ext 6022 Kirsten Thomson, Accountant - Ext 6023 Nicola Rae, Purchase Ledger Clerk - Ext 6024 Sandra Woodhouse, Accounts Assistant - Ext 6030 52 STAFF STRUCTURE FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATION David Findlay, Head of Football Administration - Ext 6034 Club Licensing Derek Hunter, National Club Licensing Manager - Ext 6037 Matthew Reid, Club Licensing Officer Disciplinary Laura Dougan, Disciplinary Department Manager - Ext 6018 Mark Snell, Admin. Assistant - Ext 6058 Kit Willie Neil, Kit Room Supervisor - Ext 6061 George Boor, Kit Room Assistant - Ext 6061 Brendan McIlduff, Kit Room Assistant - Ext 6061 Matches Direct Line 0141 616 6040; Fax 0141 616 6042 Andrew Niven, National Teams Administration, Competitions & Matches Manager - Ext 6017 Frank Reilly, Assistant Manager - Ext 6097 Anne Marie Arthur, Senior Administrator(Competitions) - Ext 6039 Liz Robertson, Senior Administrator(Events) - Ext 6098 Eileen Logan, Administrator - Ext 6040 Julie Frame, League Administrator, Girls'/Women's Football - Ext 6091 Campbell Money, SFYI Development and Monitoring Coordinator - 07900 272263 Registrations Direct Line 0141 616 6051; Fax 0141 616 6055 Sandy Bryson, Head of Department - Ext 6052 Karen Costello, Admin. Asst. - Ext 6054 Joanne Joyce, Admin. Asst. - Ext 6051 Vicki McMullan, Admin. Asst./Dept. Secretary - Ext 6051 Security Direct Line 0141 616 6056; Fax 0141 616 6001 Derek Kirkwood, Security Advisor - Ext 6056 Travel Maurice Brannan, Travel Manager - Ext 6085 Julie Burrows, Senior Travel Consultant - Ext 6086 FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT Fax 0141 616 6076 Jim Fleeting, Director of Football Development - Ext 6065 Donald Park, Head of Coach Education - Ext 6078 Sheila Begbie, Head of Girls’/Women’s Football - Ext 6080 Andy Gould, Head of Regional Development - 07918 035834 Neil Mackintosh, Head of Youth Development - 07918 035838 Andrew Gilchrist, Regional Manager – Central - 07715 369768 Paul McNeill, Regional Manager - West - 07918 035826 Mark Munro, Regional Manager - South East - 07918 192672 Ian Lowe, Regional Manager - East - 07918 192671 Graeme Sutherland, Regional Manager – North - 07809 551983 Richard Wilson, Regional Manager - South West - 07918 035836 Mark McNally, Technical Development Officer - Ext 6193 Tom Docherty, Manager National Youth Project - Ext 6067 Marco McIntyre, SVQ Verifier/Assessor - Ext 6068 STAFF STRUCTURE 53 Donald Gillies, 'Cashback' Project Co-ordinator - Ext 6180 Stuart Sharp, National Development Manager – Disability - Ext 6077 Tim Berridge, Audio Visual Technician - Ext 6015 Amanda Macdonald, Admin. Asst./Senior Secretary - Ext 6072 Vacant post, Admin. Asst./Dept. Secretary - Ext 6071 Tracy Young, Admin. Asst./Dept. Secretary - Ext 6063 Kirsty Mullen, Office Assistant - Ext 6036 Adele Walker, Admin. Asst./Dept. Secretary - Ext 6073 Trevor Thomson, Web Content Editor - Ext 6191 Sam Milne, Girls’/Women’s Development Officer - 07841 569805 Ian Ross, Player and Coach Development Officer/Central - 01786 467165 Brian McLaughlin, Player and Coach Development Officer/West – 07841 569803 Jimmy Bone, Player and Coach Development Officer/East – 07841 569801 Iain Scott, Player and Coach Development Officer/North – 07841 569807 Scott Guy, Player and Coach Development Officer/South West – 07841 569802 Chris Smith, Player and Coach Development Officer/South East – 07841 569806 HUMAN RESOURCES Direct Line 0141 616 6074; Fax 0141 616 6047 Viv Coady, Head of Human Resources - Ext 6074 Jacqui Sinclair, HR Admin. Assist. - Ext 6074 LEGAL Direct Line 0141 616 6046; Fax 0141 616 6047 Heather-Anne Barton, Head of Department - Ext 6046 Margaret Murray, Personal Assistant - Ext 6046 NATIONAL TEAMS Fax 0141 616 6094 Vacant Post, National Coach - Ext 6072 Billy Stark, U21/Youth Teams National Coach - Ext 6075 Ross Mathie, International Youth Team Coach - Ext 6070 Richard Simpson, National Teams Administrator - Ext 6038 Marion Waddell, National Youth Teams Administrator - Ext 6035 Anna Signeul, National Coach, Girls’/Women’s Football - Ext 6066 Ann-Helén Grahm, National Development Officer/Assistant to National Coach, Girls’/ Women’s Football - Ext 6082 Kate Cooper, National Teams Administrator, Girls’/Women’s Football - Ext 6066 Michelle Kerr, Technical and Development Programme Manager – Ext 6079 Lynsey McDonald, Office Assistant – Ext 6043 REFEREE Administration Direct Line 0141 616 6019; Fax 0141 636 9513 Drew Herbertson, Head of Referee Administration - Ext 6016 Jamie McKeegan, Admin. Asst. - Ext 6020 Louise McChesney, Admin. Asst./Dept. Secretary - Ext 6019 Steven Harris. Admin. Asst. – Ext 6181 Cara Smith, Admin. Asst - Ext 6096 54 STAFF STRUCTURE Development Direct Line 0141 616 6014; Fax 0141 616 6001 Hugh Dallas, Head of Referee Development - Ext 6013 John Fleming, Referee Development Officer - Ext 6008 Joanne McArthur, Admin. Asst./Dept. Secretary - Ext 6014 YOUTH ACTION PLAN, SPECIAL PROJECTS AND IT Alan MacNab, Project Implementation Manager - Ext 6093 Scott MacKintosh, IT Manager - Ext 6033 Craig Stewart, Database Developer - Ext 6095 Lorraine Wales, Webmaster - Ext 6057 Craig Brown, Junior Web Developer - Ext 6050 John McDonald, IT Support Assistant – Ext 6189 NATIONAL STADIUM SPORTS MEDICINE CENTRE Direct Line 0141 616 6161 Fax 0141 616 6167 Dr. John A. MacLean, Chief Executive Professor W. Stewart Hillis, Centre Director Jim Fallon, Head of Physiotherapy Neil McCullough, Senior Physiotherapist Alan Scott, Senior Physiotherapist Louise Warren, Senior Physiotherapist Johanne Wilson, Senior Physiotherapist Graeme Jones, Sport Scientist Andrea Anderson, Centre Administrator - Ext 6166 Kim Higgins, Admin Assistant/Receptionist - Ext 6165 Samantha McKellar, Administrator - Ext 6165 Lisa O’Brien, Admin. Asst. - Ext 6169 Evelyn Thomson, Receptionist/Admin Assistant - Ext 6161 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sportsmedicinecentre.org STAFF STRUCTURE 55 SCOTTISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION MUSEUM TRUST Telephone 0141 616 6100; Fax 0141 616 6101; e-mail [email protected] Richard McBrearty, Curator - 0141 616 6112 Kenny Strang, Collections and Exhibitions Manager - 0141 616 6121 Vacant Post, Assistant Curator Scott Mason, Retail Supervisor - 0141 616 6120 John Lyons, Retail Assistant - 0141 616 6120 Ruth Steel, Receptionist 0141 616 6139 Bruce Gilmour, Visitor Services Officer Ewan Hodgart, Visitor Services Officer Andy Kirkwood, Visitor Services Officer Bob Laird, Visitor Services Officer Sandy McBain, Visitor Services Officer Pauline McGreevy, Visitor Services Officer David Stephen, Visitor Services Officer Jim Thomson, Visitor Services Officer Sandy Tyrie, Visitor Services Officer Pat Doherty, Visitor Services Officer Alice Gardiner, Cleaning Assistant HAMPDEN PARK LTD Telephone 0141 620 4000; Fax 0141 620 4001 Peter Dallas, Managing Director Stephen Bache, Head Groundsman Michelle Broadley, Cleaning Assistant George Cameron, Maintenance Manager Tony Clark, Maintenance Painter John Coyle, Cleaning Assistant David Culliton, Maintenance Painter John Dale, Safety & Operations Manager Jim Downie, Maintenance Assistant Anthony Gillespie, Chargehand Alex Hall, Maintenance/Fire Officer Kenneth Hill, Maintenance Plumber Marisa Lafferty, Assistant Receptionist Colin Lobban, Museum Operations Co-ordinator Arthur Maitland - Cleaning Assistant Denise Maitland - Cleaning Assistant Gordon McAlister, ICT Manager Gary McCreadie, Groundsman Scott McCready, Groundsman Andrew McGlennan, Debenture Services Manager Kirsty McLauchlan, Commercial Manager Eleanor Mitchell, Receptionist Alison Morrison, Cleaning Supervisor Stella Murphy, Purchase Ledger Administrator David Pringle, Maintenance Electrician Barry Reilly, Maintenance Painter Neal Ross, Finance Manager Linda White, HPL Administrator.
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