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Andreas Vasileiou______Date/Place of Birth: 29 September 1972, Nicosia 18B Skoufa Str _____Andreas Vasileiou__________________________________ Date/Place of birth: 29 September 1972, Nicosia 18b Skoufa Str. 2415 Makedonitisa Nicosia Tel: 99712020 Email: [email protected] Education Aug.1997 – Aug.1998 University of Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee, U.S.A Master of Science in Human Performance and Sport Studies/Sport Administration GPA 3.57/4.0 Aug.1995 – Dec.1996 University of West Florida Pensacola Florida, U.S.A Bachelor of Science in Health, Leisure, and Sport GPA 3.47/4.0 Sep.1992 – Dec.1994 Cyprus College Nicosia, Cyprus Associate Degree in Business Administration Work 2017-Present University of Nicosia, Business School, Department of Hospitality, Tourism & Sport Management Experience Teaching in Sport Management 2014-2016 Bank of Cyprus Sport Centers both facilities at Latsia and at Geri Sport Manager, Health & Safety Officer 2008 – 2014 Bank of Cyprus Athletic Center Latsia Assistant Manager Planning, organizing, leading and controlling. Health & Safety Officer June 1999–May 2008 Bank of Cyprus Athletic Center Nicosia, Cyprus Corporate Athletic Activities Manager Plan, organize & direct sport programs. Supervised 25 employees 2000-2008 V.A. Sports Services & Consulting Co. Ltd Manager Developed business plans, research and studies for private & public sector sport businesses 2003-2007 Cyprus Karate Federation National Karate Coach 2005-2007 Men & Women, 2003-2005 Juniors & Cadets 2000–2015 Bank of Cyprus Athletic Center Karate School Nicosia, Cyprus Karate Instructor Professional V.A.Sports Services & Consulting Co. Ltd Work & Providing sport services, business plans, management, research & sport studies Research Train the Trainer - Hear and Know Consultants Ltd Bibliography “Directing Youth Sports” Cyprus Sport Organization, National Plan for Youngsters “The Politics in Cyprus’ Sports” The University of Tennessee, USA Volunteer 2017-present President of Cyprus Karate Federation 2016-present, Vice President of the D.C. of Cyprus Sports Management Association, 2008-2012 Member of the D.C 2014-present Chairman of the Small States of Europe Karate Federation 2011-present Secretary General of the Mediterranean Karate Federations Union 2008-2016 Member of the D.C. of Cyprus Olympic Committee 2007-2015 D.C. Member of the Balkan Karate Federation 2007-2015 President of Cyprus Karate Federation 2005-2015 President of Cyprus Military Police Reserve Association 2002-2008 Secretary General, National Athletes Commission, Cyprus Olympic Committee 1990-1992 Republic of Cyprus Army-Military Police 1st Sergeant, Office of the Chief of National Guard Awards Jonnie Walker Man of The Year Awards Candidate – Manager (Sports) 2010 Received Engkomi Municipality Award for Sports Excellence 2010 Dean’s Honor List 1996 - University of West Florida Cyprus Sport Organization Award 1992, C.S.O. Scholarship Award 1995-1997 Cyprus National Olympic Committee Award 1989, 1991 National Karate Champion 1987-2005 2000, 1997 Mediterranean Games 5th Place Karate Championships th 1996 European Karate Championships Paris, France – 5 Place / 38 Nicosia Municipality Award, Cyprus’ Best Karate Athlete 1997 Cyprus National Karate Federation Award 1993-1995, 1997 Activities & Numerous participations in congresses, seminars by national and international sport bodies Interests Certified by European Resuscitation Council, St. John’s First Aid, American Red Cross Cyprus Lifesaving Association PADI Open Water Scuba Diver Certified College & University Student Unions and Committees Languages Fluent Greek and English.
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