Gareth Bowley Email & Phone Number

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver, Canada Area

Vancouver, Canada Area

As the Program Manager I work in partnership with senior management to facilitate maximum private and public sector support; develop and implement comprehensive fundraising plans for Athletics and Recreation teams and volunteer groups. Responsible for identifying, cultivating, soliciting and stewarding prospects and donors, engaging volunteer groups and.

Toronto, Canada Area

As the Vice President of Operations of the largest organized AFL League outside of Australia, I oversaw all football related matters across the league, in the absence of a president I provided leadership to the executive to carry out the efficient operations of the 2015 season. In my position I supported season scheduling, field bookings and permits for.

Toronto, Canada Area

Responsibilities included generating new sponsorship for the league, building the AFL Ontario Brand in the Greater Toronto Area and assisting with the day to day operations of the league. During my tenure the league acquired 2 new major sponsors and had one of its most successful years in regards to player numbers and quality of football.

Toronto, Canada Area

Overseeing the Transport planning for the Downtown Venues of Toronto. Organizing Committee Transport Planning Lead for Opening and Closing Ceremonies for the Pan Am Games and Opening and Closing Ceremonies for the Parapan Am Games. Other key responsibilities include management of the planning and integration for all Sport Road Events within the City of.

London, United Kingdom

• Responsibilities included the planning and management of the Olympic Transport Operations at Hyde Park (Triathlon and Marathon Swim) and Paralympic Transport Operations at The Paralympic Family Hotels
• Hired and managed a team of 40 paid staff and 20 volunteers for the Hyde Park venue
• Liaised and developed relationships with numerous city officials, government agencies, stakeholders and contractors to efficiently and effectively deliver the operation
• Assumed responsibilities of the Venue Transport Cluster Manager for Central London in the absence of my Line Manager. Provided management and support to the team for five venues in the Central London Zone. Delegated.
• Managed Heads of State vehicle movements for Opening and Closing Ceremonies of The Olympic Games

• (Edmonton, Alberta)
• Reporting to the Venue Manager responsibilities included assisting with the integration of the Venue Operations Plan
• Coordinating and executing objectives with a variety of contractors, city officials and volunteers
• Management and delegation of all activities within and surrounding the downtown festival area (Scotiabank CFL Experience) including the Grey Cup Kick Off Party, numerous concerts and interactive areas
• Assumed lead on-site management role in relief of the Operations Manager during Load in and Load out processes
• Opening Venue Manager for the downtown festival area

• Assisted in the renovation, redesign and rebranding of the restaurant
• Responsibilities included inventory control and product ordering for liquor and bar supplies. Routinely lead the company in liquor control costs
• Revamped company training procedures that lead to an increase in the service standards of the restaurant
• Responsible for hiring, training, scheduling and disciplinary action of front of house staff
• Led the restaurant to record sales during the summer of 2009
• Organized and executed monthly sales and promotional events

• Reporting to the Venue Transport Manager responsibilities included assisting with the integration of VANOC Venue Transportation Systems with the Venue Operations Plan and Venue Team at Canada Hockey Place
• Assisting with the development and management of all VANOC Transportation Operations
• Responsible for the timely arrivals and departures of spectators, athletes, media and Olympic Family.
• Training, coordination, scheduling and management of a team that consisted of 20 paid supervisors and 60 volunteers