I arrived tonight in Vancouver, B.C., for the FIFA/CONCACAF Conference on the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Germany 2011. After looking through my brochure, I’m excited to see that many coaches, instructors and staff from FIFA projects I’ve worked on previously, and many of my fellow Americans, will be here.
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I’m honored to have been the Communications and Marketing instructor for the FIFA Women’s Com-Unity Seminar in Tanzania in October 2011. FIFA conducts these seminars to bring together government officials, community leaders, non-government organizations, men’s and women’s football clubs, media partners and marketing sponsors in an effort to develop girls’ and women’s soccer around the world.
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I was invited to serve as the communications instructor for the FIFA Women’s Com-Unity Seminar in Kingston, Jamaica, last week. It was an incredibly special opportunity for which I am grateful to many people for making happen. This is a post to share a bit about the trip and what I learned.
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Our media panel took center stage at the Women’s Football Symposium today, and it’s impossible to recap the entire session – mainly because I was so high on adrenaline the entire time that I’m still trying to process it all. But with a quick reaction, here are five things I learned.
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This is my second day in Frankfurt for the 2011 Women’s Football Symposium (which begins tomorrow) and Women’s World Cup Final (on Sunday). It’s been pretty low key so far and has given me a chance to catch up on time zones and mingle about.
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Hi, my name is Amanda Vandervort. This is my personal blog where I discuss digital and social media strategies in soccer. Opinions are my own.
