I am a sports business and development specialist with extensive experience managing, developing, administering and following sports across the globe.
It is safe to say I have been around the block. I was born in Indonesia, have Nepali lineage, grew up in Laos, Haiti and the USA, studied in Thailand, England, Italy and Switzerland, and worked in Malaysia, India and Singapore. Currently, I am based in Los Angeles, California.
Sports career
Featured on Sportradar's Times Square promotion |
AFC Development Department (a.k.a. Vision Asia) team |
Nepali sports
Due to my Nepali roots and thus my frequent visits there I have been involved in many sports initiatives in Nepal. In 2014, I was honored to receive an award for my contribution to Nepali sports from the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA).
I regularly deliver sports marketing and development lectures to charities, colleges and sports enthusiasts. I also mentor aspiring sports business and development professionals, entrepreneurs and volunteers.
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With Tom Byer in Nepal |
I have always been passionate about grassroots and youth soccer. I periodically conduct football development workshops across the country and donate equipment to deserving clubs and charities.
I teamed up with Japanese youth soccer guru Tom Byer and Roots Fashion to organize several youth football clinics and produce a Nepali version of his best selling soccer skills DVD.
While at college (circa 1997), I started Nepal’s first sports website – Nepal Football Homepage. I ran the website for nearly eight years and also wrote regularly about Nepali football for various international soccer publications. I continue to share my thoughts on Nepali football here on Rangashala Blog, several prominent newspapers and soccer websites.
Education
During my FIFA Master days |
Most of my primary and secondary schooling was in the United States.
Contacts & links
You can contact me via LinkedIn or Facebook
I have created a page about my charitable endeavors and one with links to my favorite Rangashala Blog posts.