BGMEA Director Imranur Rahman made Fifco Vice President
He is the official organiser of the BGMEA Cup in Bangladesh, the largest corporate football tournament of its kind in the region
In an executive shuffle Monday (4 April), the International Federation of Corporate Football (Fifco) announced some changes in its staffing and executive.
Imranur Rahman, a corporate football organiser from Bangladesh, has been appointed as the Vice President, Strategic Development of Fifco, reads a press release.
The International Federation of Corporate Football (Fifco) is the world governing body of corporate football and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada.
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Imran is the most successful corporate footballer in the country with a goal tally of 380 goals in 200 matches. He is also the most successful corporate football team captain of BANDO (a corporate football team from Bangladesh).
"This new position will allow the entire team to start focusing on bigger projects by bringing more corporate teams and countries to the table," Imran said.
"I owe all my success to my father Siddiqur Rahman who has always supported my passion for football and every success of mine is due to all the prayers of my mother. I must thank all the players and supporters of the BANDO football team who has helped me dream big," he added.
Managing Director of Laila Group and Director of BGMEA, Imran is the official organiser of the BGMEA Cup in Bangladesh, the largest corporate football tournament of its kind in the region.
In accepting this position, Imranur Rahman will retain his role as an official member of Bangladesh and continue his work in developing his market.With over 2.5 million players working for more than 150,000 companies located in over 65 countries, Fifco is the only voice of World Corporate Football and the official organiser of the World Corporate Champions Cup.
Imran dreams that the next generation of our country stays away from drugs and rather plays the beautiful game of football.
"I must also thank the president of Fifco Albert Zbily for trusting me with this honourable position. I hope to contribute towards the development of football in Bangladesh," he concluded.
