CPL Talk: Ex-MLS executive Mark Noonan named new commissioner
In the latest video blog, I discuss Mark Noonan's appointment to one of the most important positions in Canadian soccer.
There's a new boss in charge of the Canadian Premier League.
On Thursday, Mark Noonan was introduced as the new commissioner of the CPL and chief executive officer of Canadian Soccer Business, replacing David Clanachan who left in January.
Noonan, 57, is a native of Connecticut who has more than two decades in the sports industry. A member of Duke University’s first-ever NCAA Division I championship soccer team in 1986, Noonan previously spent two years as Chief Marketing Officer with the United States Soccer Federation. He then moved to Major League Soccer where he served as executive vice president of marketing and fan development.
You can subscribe to TFC Republic by CLICKING HERE, or by clicking on the subscribe button on the home page. A monthly subscription costs just $8, while a yearly subscription is $50 (a savings of 48%).
More recently, Noonan was the CEO of Accra Hearts of Oak SC, in Accra, Ghana. He also operates a sports marketing and media company called Focal Sports.
In the latest TFC Republic video blog, I discuss Noonan's appointment to one of the most important positions in Canadian soccer.
Watch the video below:
(Top photo courtesy of the CPL)
TFC Republic is a paid-subscription website. All of the content at TFC Republic is behind a paywall, and you need to be a subscriber to access it. It costs only $8 for a one-month subscription, or $50 for a full year (prices include 13% GST/HST). What a great deal, eh? Don't miss out, and order your TFC Republic subscription today!
