Canadian Soccer Business Announces Carmelina Moscato as Manager, Women's Professional Football Development
Published on September 12, 2019 under Canadian Premier League (CPL) News Release
Toronto, ON - - Canadian Soccer Business (CSB) is proud to announce and welcome former Canadian Women's National Team player and Olympic medallist Carmelina Moscato as Manager, Women's Professional Football Development. In her new role, she will also serve as Commissioner of League1 Ontario Women's Division and be responsible for creating strategies to improve developmental and professional opportunities for female players within the league. Moscato brings valuable and extensive first-hand experience in the women's game to her new role, which will benefit CSB's efforts to help grow and expand the professional game in Canada.
According to Moscato, "We want to continue growing the current pathway to create opportunities for women to achieve their dream of a professional football career here in Canada."
The women's game is growing at a rate of 400% annually across the globe - creating an enormous growth opportunity. "By focusing on young women developing toward a professional career, we can continue to grow the beautiful game through accessibility, opportunity and ambition."
"We are thrilled to have Carmelina join our team and support CSB's efforts to grow and expand League1 Ontario," said Eva Havaris, Vice President Strategy, Canadian Soccer Business. "She is a leader on and off the field. Her passion, expertise, and experience in the game at all levels will be instrumental in raising the bar and elevating the conversation around the future of the women's game in Canada."
As a former Player, Coach and Technical Director - Moscato brings a great depth of knowledge to help unlock what will be a bright future for women's professional soccer in Canada.
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