Anim Addo
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Samuel Anim Addo | |
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Born | Samuel Anim Addo July 31, 1976 Accra, Ghana |
Nationality | Ghanaian |
Occupation | Business Man |
Known for | Manager of Ghanaian Footballer Asamoah Gyan, Current Board Chairman of Okwawu United S.C. |
Samuel Anim Addo (born July 31, 1976) is the manager of Ghanaian footballer, Asamoah Gyan.[1] He is also the current Board chairman for Okwawu United S.C.[2] and Executive Council Committee Member of the Ghana Football Association after winning the 2019 Executive council elections.[3] At the Ghana Football Association, Anim Addo is the Chairman of the Ghana National U-15 Team, and the Vice Chairman of the Ghana Olympic Team (National U-23), the Black Meteors.
Early life[]
Samuel Anim Addo managed his father's business ‘JB Anim chemical’ at the tender age of 15.
An alumnus of Accra Academy, he holds a BSc. in Business Administration, and an LCCI Diploma UK.
Mr. Anim Addo undertook various courses in the field of Sales and Marketing, is a licensed Marketer and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana, and holds a master's degree in International Relations (MIRD) at GIMPA. He worked at Ashfoam for five years as Sales Executive and travelled across the country merchandising the Ashfoam products. His love for organization, leadership and Football led him to form a soccer team called Saraphina Academy, which has produced national heroes such as Selorm Geraldo, Foli Adade, and others. He is the Chief Executive Officer of Goldstar Consult, a marketing and event company noted for organizing Stars Soccer Fiesta, a charity event between the players of the Senior National Soccer Team of Ghana, the Black Stars and other Ghanaian celebrities since 2007. He worked as a writer on youth development through Sports with the Ghana Football Association news and served as social commentator on several media platforms. He had stints with Ghartey and Ghartey / Janel Publications as a marketing executive.
Track Records[]
Year | Activity |
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1999 - 2004 | Sales Executive Ashfoam Ghana Limited |
2002 | Established the Saraphina Soccer Academy |
2003 - 2005 | Served on the Disciplinary Committee of the Ghana Football Accosiation. Solved over 100 cases. |
2004 - 2006 | Marketing Executive at Ghartey/Janel Publications |
2007 - 2008 | Barbarossa FC (Second Division, Greater Accra) |
2007 - 2009 | Ghana Football Association News writer, responsible for writing about Juvenile football |
2007 - to date | CEO Goldstar consult (Marketing and events) |
2007 - 2012 | Organizer of Stars Soccer Fiesta (Brought together top superstars like E. Adebayor, M.Essien, S.Muntari, the A. Ayew, J. Ayew etc.) |
2009 - 2011 | Special Aide to the President of Medeama Soccer Club |
2010 - to date | Director and CEO of Babyjet promotions, Asamoah Gyan Foundation and Gyan Investment. |
2013 - 2015 | King Faisal Director of international Relations and Clubs Main financier at the time |
2016 - 2017 | President SRC (Students Representative Council), GIMPA and Member of Academic board |
2017 - 2018 | Vice President of Phar Rangers Football Club |
2018 - to date | Founder of Babyjet U-16 African Championship (with the best players getting contracts abroad) |
2018 - to date | Executive Chairman Young Apostles Football Club |
2019 - to date | Executive Committee Member of Ghana Football Association |
2020 | President of Berry Ladies Football Club |
2020 | President of Great Somas Soccer Academy |
2021 | Manager - John Laryea - National Featherweight Champion |
References[]
- ^ "Asamoah Gyan deserves a statue in his honour – Anim Addo". Pulse Ghana. 2021-07-05. Retrieved 2021-10-19.
- ^ "Asamoah Gyan's manager Samuel Anim Addo appointed Okwawu United Board Chair". GhanaWeb. 2021-09-10. Retrieved 2021-10-19.
- ^ "Asamoah Gyan congratulates manager Anim Addo after being elected on to Ghana FA Executive Council". GhanaSoccernet. 2019-10-24. Retrieved 2021-10-19.
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