In this episode of Sports Geek, Sean Callanan chats with Andrew, CEO of New Zealand Football
On this podcast, you'll learn about:
- Andrew's insights on the vital balance between player and fan engagement
- Powerful Partnership between Australia and New Zealand for Women's World Cup
- How New Zealand Football values commercial partners
- Andrew's inspiring vision for New Zealand Football
- Entertainment industry's growing impact on sports, fueling cross-pollination
- The rise of player-driven content that promises heightened attention
- Sean's review of NFL Draft in Kansas City
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Resources from the podcast
- Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn to say you listened to the episode
- Follow New Zealand Football across social media
- Website – New Zealand Football
- Twitter – @NZ_Football
- LinkedIn – New Zealand Football
- Facebook – @newzealandfootball
- Instagram – @newzealandfootball
- Checkout the Sports Geek Amplify Series
- Episodes you should listen to
- James Johnson – Football Australia
- Gavin Kirkman – PGA of Australia
- Peter Filopoulos – Football Victoria
- Conferences we can meet up at
As discussed on the podcast
Grassroots level as discussed on the podcast
We're excited to introduce Fantails, a programme for girls aged 4–12 who are keen to give football or futsal a go!
Focusing on making friends, having fun, improving skills and being active, what better way to get into the beautiful game? 🌟✌️#LegacyStartsNow pic.twitter.com/0KpcSgeiM2
— New Zealand Football 🇳🇿 (@NZ_Football) May 3, 2023
Great history
🗣️ "We'll be looking for the first opportunity to play Australia… to bring those ashes home."
NZF CEO Andrew Pragnell on the discovery of the lost Anzac Soccer Ashes trophy and what a huge moment this is for trans-Tasman football.
🇳🇿🇦🇺 https://t.co/7KbiSwHsTJ pic.twitter.com/ff7UTwTcyB
— New Zealand Football 🇳🇿 (@NZ_Football) April 24, 2023
Mark your Calendars!
100 days to go until the @FIFAWWC 🥳
We can’t wait to welcome the world to Aotearoa New Zealand 🇳🇿 pic.twitter.com/o1OMt7HffR
— New Zealand Football 🇳🇿 (@NZ_Football) April 10, 2023
