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Cricket Canada President Rashpal Bajwa has been named a Mentor in the second edition of the ICC\u2019s 100% Cricket Future Leaders Programme. Rashpal Bajwa has been paired with Tuba Sangar who is Womens\u2019 Cricket representative on the Afghanistan Cricket Board.<\/p>\n
The ICC\u2019s Future Leaders Programme, as described in an ICC Media Release dated 19th January 2022, is a \u201cmentoring scheme designed to support emerging female talent in cricket and address the low percentage of women in leadership roles in the sport, (and) will see the women (mentees) paired with senior leaders (mentors) over a six-month period.\u201d<\/p>\n
The ICC Media Release continues:
\n\u201cThe second edition of the programme will also include two workshops with programme guide Belinda Clark AO, followed by several interactions between the inaugural batch and the second batch of mentees.\u201d<\/p>\n
Programme Guide, Belinda Clark AO said: \u201cI loved being involved in the inaugural programme, I saw firsthand the power of mentoring and the amazing skills and abilities of our emerging female leaders. They have big dreams that have been powered by their wonderful mentors and I am confident they will make a positive and profound impact on the game.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are building a community of impressive people who whether they are mentoring or being mentored are ensuring that the games leadership will continue to become more diverse. I am looking forward to working with another 20 future leaders from around the world and am excited to hear and see their ambitions come to fruition.\u201d<\/p>\n
ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice said: \u201cThe response from our first batch of Future Leaders has been fantastic and we are delighted to enter the second edition with another talented group of future female leaders of our sport.\u201d
\n\u201cThe programme has incredible support from both our Members and the mentors who are so generous with their time and knowledge. There is a genuine desire across cricket to commit to creating a sport that is played, enjoyed, and administered equally by men and women and 100% Future Leaders is a great example of this. Congratulations to our next intake of Future Leaders and we look forward to a productive learning experience for everyone involved.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\nCricket Scotland<\/p>\n
\nSteve Elworthy
\nCEO, Surrey County Cricket Club<\/p>\n
\n2 Amanda Reifer
\nCricket West Indies<\/p>\n
\nRamiz Raja
\nChairman, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)<\/p>\n
\nHarini Rana
\nMumbai Indians, India<\/p>\n
\nParaag Marathe
\nChairman, USA Cricket – USA<\/p>\n
\nIjeoma Okigbo
\nSenior Sports Correspondent, Nigeria<\/p>\n
\nSharda Ugra
\nSenior Sports Journalist – India<\/p>\n
\nJoan Norton
\nSenior Commercial Strategy
\nManager, Cricket Australia<\/p>\n
\nAnurag Dahiya
\nChief Commercial Officer, ICC<\/p>\n
\nKaren Smithies
\nAdministrator, Titans Cricket Team,
\nSouth Africa<\/p>\n
\nAndrea Nelson
\nCEO, ICC Women\u2019s Cricket World Cup –
\nNZ<\/p>\n
\nLaura Peacock
\nIntelligence Analyst, ICC<\/p>\n
\nDhiraj Malhotra
\nGM Cricket Operations and Game
\nDevelopment, BCCI – India<\/p>\n
\nLucy Pringle
\nWomen and Girls Cricket
\nDevelopment Officer, Durham
\nCricket, England<\/p>\n
\nFinn Bradshaw
\nHead of Digital, ICC<\/p>\n
\nMargaret Sibona
\nGame Development
\nManager\/Warden, Cricket Papua
\nNew Guinea<\/p>\n
\nOlivia Thornton
\nCEO, ACT Cricket – Australia<\/p>\n
\nMarina Iqbal
\nWomen\u2019s Selection Committee,
\nPakistan Cricket Board<\/p>\n
\nSanjog Gupta
\nHead of Sports, Star and Disney India<\/p>\n
\n11 Mary-Anne Musonda
\nCaptain, Zimbabwe Women’s
\nNational Team<\/p>\n
\nRebecca Rolls
\nHead of Diversity and Inclusion, Sport NZ<\/p>\n
\nMichell Pereira
\nMatch Referee, Sri Lanka Cricket<\/p>\n
\nClaire Polosak
\nICC Elite Match Official – Australia<\/p>\n
\n13 Niamh O\u2019Shea
\nMarketing Manager, Cricket Ireland<\/p>\n
\nEmma Baldwin
\nHead, Global Wine Delivery at Pernod
\nRicard – Australia<\/p>\n
\nNicky Britten
\nLeague Manager – Super Smash,
\nNew Zealand Cricket<\/p>\n
\nBetty Timmer
\nManaging Director, Events, Cricket
\nNetherlands<\/p>\n
\nSamantha Hickman
\nHead of National Development,
\nCricket Peru<\/p>\n
\nWarren Deutrom
\nCEO, Cricket Ireland – UK<\/p>\n
\nShivani Mishra
\nWomen’s National Coach Qatar
\nCricket Association<\/p>\n
\nHilton Moreeng
\nCoach, South Africa Women\u2019s Team – South
\nAfrica<\/p>\n
\nStella Siale Vaea Tagitau
\nGeneral Manager, Samoa
\nInternational Cricket Association<\/p>\n
\nSarah Styles
\nDirector, Office for Women in Sport & Rec
\n(Aus Govt) – Australia<\/p>\n
\n18 Stephanie Frohnmayer
\nCricketer, German women’s national
\ncricket team<\/p>\n
\nMichelle Enright
\nCEO, ICC Men\u2019s T20 World Cup 2022
\nLocal Organising Committee – Australia<\/p>\n
\n19 Tammy Chu
\nCricket Development Cricket Hong
\nKong<\/p>\n
\nBeth Barrett-Wild
\nHead, Women’s Hundred & Female
\nEngagement, England & Wales CB<\/p>\n
\nTuba Sangar
\nWomens\u2019 Cricket, Afghanistan
\nCricket Board<\/p>\n
\nRashpal Bajwa
\nPresident, Cricket Canada<\/p>\n
\nRelease.]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"