Warriors won the cup. He hopes to be there early next year to watch the Athletics team do the same. Cathy Long - Head of Supporter Services at the English Premier League Cathy Long is Head of Supporter Services at the Premier League. She manages a wide range of projects covering stadium and fan issues and is particularly interested in improving the stadium experience for all fans. She works closely with the Access Officers at Premier League Clubs and is establishing a new on-line training resource in access issues for Club staff. Cathy’s previous experience includes consultancy for the Football League and Premier League and setting up the England Fans’ Embassy at Euro 2000. She has written about football for a number of publications, co-edited a book on Liverpool FC and its role in the city (Passing Rhythms, pub. 2000.) and contributed to various other books on football and its fans. Rühmann Project Manager Fan-Affairs, Bundesliga – graduation in 2000, Marco spent a year working in community services with disabled people before training as a teacher in Dortmund. In 2008, he completed a Masters degree in sports science at Bochum and Paderborn specialising in sociology, medicine, pedagogic and training. In 2008, Marco joined the DFL (Deutsche Fußball Liga) as project manager for Ulrich Hofmann, Disability Liaison Officer, Bayern Munich Ulrich sustained a spinal injury in 1984, as a result of a car accident during his military service. He then trained as a teacher in Regensburg before studying economics at the University of Munich. Ulrich became a project manager and Board Member at an association for the rights of disabled citizens before joining the Board of the disabled fan club at Bayern Munich. He is now CEO and has been the club’s disability liaison officer since 2005. Antonia Hagermann Head of European Development, Supporters – Direct After studying law at the Humboldt University in Berlin, Antonia did a Masters in Sport Management and the Business of Football at Birkbeck, where her dissertation comparing ownership and governance models in the Premier League
Warriors won the cup. He hopes to be there early next year to watch the Athletics team do the same. Cathy Long - Head of Supporter Services at the English Premier League Cathy Long is Head of Supporter Services at the Premier League. She manages a wide range of projects covering stadium and fan issues and is particularly interested in improving the stadium experience for all fans. She works closely with the Access Officers at Premier League Clubs and is establishing a new on-line training resource in access issues for Club staff. Cathy’s previous experience includes consultancy for the Football League and Premier League and setting up the England Fans’ Embassy at Euro 2000. She has written about football for a number of publications, co-edited a book on Liverpool FC and its role in the city (Passing Rhythms, pub. 2000.) and contributed to various other books on football and its fans. Rühmann – Project Manager Fan-Affairs, Bundesliga graduation in 2000, Marco spent a year working in community services with disabled people before training as a teacher in Dortmund. In 2008, he completed a Masters degree in sports science at Bochum and Paderborn specialising in sociology, medicine, pedagogic and training. In 2008, Marco joined the DFL (Deutsche Fußball Liga) as project manager for Ulrich Hofmann, Disability Liaison Officer, Bayern Munich Ulrich sustained a spinal injury in 1984, as a result of a car accident during his military service. He then trained as a teacher in Regensburg before studying economics at the University of Munich. Ulrich became a project manager and Board Member at an association for the rights of disabled citizens before joining the Board of the disabled fan club at Bayern Munich. He is now CEO and has been the club’s disability liaison officer since 2005. Antonia Hagermann – Head of European Development, Supporters Direct After studying law at the Humboldt University in Berlin, Antonia did a Masters in Sport Management and the Business of Football at Birkbeck, where her dissertation comparing ownership and governance models in the Premier League