The Guyana Football Federation’s (GFF) Consolidated Financial Statements for 2022 as well as the 2023 Amended Budget were approved yesterday by the regional member associations, elite clubs, and affiliate entities during the Ordinary Congress which was staged at the National Training Centre, Providence.
This was disclosed by an official release from the GFF. According to the correspondence, the Auditor’s Report on the 2022 Statement of Accounts was presented by Chris Ram of Ram and McRae Chartered Accountancy firm.
The release added that a three-member Electoral Committee which comprises Marcel Bobb, Attorney-at-Law ,Shercola Exeter-Sardina and Iva Wharton was also approved during the seminar.
GFF President Wayne Forde said, “As always, it was my pleasure spending time with the football family, doing the important work we have all been called to do. Today’s congress was yet another example of the high standard of good governance that guides the affairs of the GFF and its members. We are a unified fraternity dedicated to the growth and well-being of our players and stakeholders.”
Meanwhile, Bartica Football Association President Alden Marslow said that capacity building is “of huge importance to us. We have been discussing it at our administrative level and we’re looking forward to all of these programmes that GFF has in mind.”
Also, the President of the Women’s Football Association Andrea Johnson said, “I was happy to hear of the plans for the leagues, especially for Guyana’s female footballers.”
