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Bob Nicholson re-elected to IIHF Council as Vice President
- Updated: May 19, 2016
(Edmonton, AB) – Earlier today Oilers Entertainment Group (OEG) Vice Chair and CEO Bob Nicholson was given a prestigious nod, being unanimously re-elected by the executive of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) as Vice President for IIHF Council. Nicholson will continue his mandate representing the Americas on a new four-year term.
The executive of the IIHF includes 13 voting members and the General Secretary along with Horst Lichtner as a non-voting member. Joining Nicholson are President Rene Fasel and fellow Vice Presidents: Kalervo Kummola representing Europe and Africa, and Thomas Wu for Asia and Oceania.
Nicholson is well seasoned on the global stage, but the recognition and opportunity remain exciting and special for him.
“Any time you are recognized by your peers, especially internationally, it’s a tremendous honour and it brings a whole new feeling as there are so many different cultures and people involved. Canada is very well recognized and I’ve been fortunate to represent our country in this regard for many years,” said Nicholson. “There are 76 countries playing the game of hockey and it is important to building relationships with those nations to grow the game of hockey globally. As OEG’s Vice Chair and CEO, I’m proud to expand my profile and portfolio internationally and talk about Edmonton in an international forum.”
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