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Cricket without boundaries
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'Global cricket symposium brings together distinctive development speakers'
ICC Development (CCAM) Media Release - 28 May 2002
Toronto, Canada: The Cricket Council of the Americas (CCAM) is proud to announce the first-ever Global Cricket Development Symposium. The symposium will be held at the Hotel Royal Plaza in Orlando, Florida from July 28th through 31st, 2002. This informative three-day conference will cover innumerable aspects and best practices of cricket development. CCAM is successfully achieving its goal in expanding the awareness and availability of the sport throughout the Americas.
Topics will encompass not only development issues but also strategies to collaborate with other organizations for field space, opportunities of media and internet resources to upgrade your activities, and approaches to increase the efficiency of cricket programs to appeal to cricketers at all ages. With an exceptional line-up of dynamic cricket development experts from around the world, guest speakers include:
Toot Byron, Welfare Manager, Queensland Cricket Associations Ltd.
Andrew Eade, International Cricket Council Global Development Manager
Reverend Wes Hall, President of the West Indies Cricket Board
Keith Pont, Director of Development, England & Wales Cricket Board
Barrie Stuart-King, Chairman of Association of Cricket Umpires & Scorers
Ross Turner, General Manager Game Development – Australian Cricket Board
The symposium is open to the public and registration information and forms can be found on the CCAM website: www.cricamericas.com or contact Irene Hanley, Hanley & Pertierra, Inc. @910/215.0607 for more information on participating in this program. CCAM is the officially recognized Regional Council of the International Cricket Council (ICC) in North, Central, South Americas and the Caribbean.
© ICC
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Teams
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West Indies.
Argentina,
Bahamas,
Bermuda,
Brazil,
Canada,
Cayman Islands,
Cuba,
Mexico,
Peru,
Panama,
USA.
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Players/Umpires
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Andrew Eade,
Wes Hall,
Keith Pont.
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