Fraser Munro Email & Phone Number

St. Andrews, Scotland, United Kingdom

St. Andrews, Scotland

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

London

The Ladies European Tour (LET) is Europe’s leading women’s professional golf tour. Over the last 35 years the tour has developed into a truly international body organising more than 25 tournaments in 19 different countries worldwide each year. Members represent more than 34 different countries and events are broadcast to more than 250 million homes in 80 countries each year.Primarily based in Kinross (Home Office) and London (LET Head Office) my job required me to work long hours, often away from home at various locations throughout Europe and the rest of the World.As Tournament Director I was responsible for the overall project management, organisation and delivery of numerous international ladies’ professional golf events throughout the year. In order to deliver successful events it is essential to create and maintain effective working relationships with tournament stakeholders (sponsors, promoters, host venues, contractors, tv, media etc) and ensure all tournaments are administered to an exacting standard, on time and within a pre-agreed budget. I am an R&A and PGA qualified referee with over 10 years experience refereeing at elite level events including the Ricoh Women’s British Open, US Women’s Open, Solheim Cup and LET / PGA Events. While onsite I was also ultimately responsible for rulings and adherence to Tour regulations. Other key responsibilities of my role included overseeing advance and onsite preparations to ensure required tour quality standards were achieved from both a golfing and marketing perspective, presentation and set up of the golf course as well as the management, supervision, on site training and evaluation of staff.

St. Andrews, Scotland, United Kingdom

The Ladies’ Golf Union (LGU) is the encompassing body for ladies' amateur golf in Great Britain and Ireland. Founded in 1893 its original purpose was to promote the interests of the game, obtain uniformity of the rules, establish a uniform system of handicapping and to arrange an Annual Championship. Now more than 120 years later the LGU’s objectives have remained largely the same and are defined as:-• Upholding the rules and safeguarding the interests of ladies golf.• Promoting the CONGU Unified Handicapping System and USGA Course Rating System; • Promoting, maintaining and regulating international events, championships and competitions throughout Great Britain & Ireland (GB&I).As Championship Manager I worked alongside the Director of Championships and was responsible for the planning and delivery of many Ladies’ British Amateur Championships and International Matches each year including the RICOH Women's British Open, Ladies British Amateur Championship, Curtis Cup and Home Internationals.Other key responsibilities and highlights during my time at the LGU included:- Sourcing sponsorship and maintaining commercial partnerships- Refereeing at various LGU / LET / PGA / USGA Events- Rules of Golf, CONGU Handicapping and USGA Course Rating- GB & I Team liaison and co-ordinator- Design and annual updating of LGU Championship Programme & Handbook- Implementation of an online entry system for Peugeot Coronation Foursomes in 2007.- Website, database and scoring system management and development.- Responsible for two National Club Competitions with joint entries in excess of 60,000 annually.- Raising over £1,200 for Breakthrough Breast Cancer in 2007 by running a Half Marathon.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.) Hons, Business Administration, Management And Operations & German, 2:1

Post Graduate Diploma, Mba Course In Business Management, Pgdip

Tournament Administrators And Referees School (Tars), Rules, Merit

Health & Safety, Fire Safety, Emergency First Aid At Work , Manual Handling

Advanced Rules Exam

Sce Standard Grades & Highers, Mathematics, English, French, German, Physics, Business Studies, Pe

Activities and Societies: Badminton Club, Golf Club, Curling, Burns Club, Debating

Advanced Aml Certificate, Anti Money Laundering, Merit