Jon Mondino Email & Phone Number

Toronto, Canada

• Implement Club identity, training curriculum, principles of play, and organizational culture• Facilitate, monitor, and organize all player and coaching development programs• Responsible for player and coaching academy: teach in class sessions and ran practical field sessions• Organizing skill development clinics and camps for players within the club• Directed full year developmental schedules, programs, and philosophies for all competitive teams• Regular administering of coaching advice and feedback for all coaches in the club

Ontario, Canada

2023 - U16 Boys Head Coach2022 - U14 Boys Assistant Coach

85 Carl Hall Rd, Downsview On, Cananda

Jonathon Mondino enters his seventh season with the BMO Toronto FC Academy, currently as the as U-16 team head coach. Prior to joining Toronto FC, Mondino was one of the youngest professional club technical directors in Ontario, when he guided youth players and programs under the semi-professional CSL (Canadian Soccer League) franchise SC Toronto. He was also the first assistant coach with the University of Toronto men's Varsity Blues soccer team. During his time with the Varsity Blues, he helped take the program to the Ontario Final Fours and the Canadian National Championships in Victoria, BC. As a player, Mondino played OUA (Ontario University Athletics) for the Trent Excalibur of Trent University. He captained the team during his junior and senior year, winning the Coaches Award in his senior year. He also graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree.Mondino holds both a Canada Soccer and USSF (United States Soccer Federation) national coaching license.

Burlington, Ontario

• U13 Boys and Girls OPDL Head Coach and Club Technical Lead• Manage and operate all Player and Coaching Development Programs• Provide technical advice and leadership on all aspects of BYSC Bayhawks soccer development programming• Manage and provide direction and strong leadership of all High Performance Programming to include but not limited to OPDL• Deliver high quality on-field technical programming and coaching education sessions

Toronto, Canada Area

• Assist in all games, practices, and team events• Guest lecturer in a 4th year sports psychology course• Facilitate open try-outs, take part in the recruiting program, and continue to maintain a high level of student-athlete performance• Host the largest coaching education conference in Canada – National Soccer Coaching Conference (NSCC)• Hold team and individual player meetings

• Launched an expansion plant in February 2013• Plans, identifies, communicates and delegates key responsibilities and practices to the plant manager to ensure smooth flow of operations within the company• Oversee operations, scheduling, purchasing, and managed all client accounts which were produced in Plant 2• Responsible for day to day operations• Accountable for the employment and dismissal of all Plant 2 staff members• Fulfilled all obligations and responsibilities within the 2 year contract

• Facilitate, monitor, and organize all Player and Coaching Development Programs• Responsible for player and coaching academy: taught in class sessions and ran practical field sessions• Organizing skill development clinics and camps for players within the club• Directed full year developmental schedules, programs, and philosophies for all 30 Competitive teams• Regular administering of coaching advice and feedback for all coaches in the club • Orchestrated a partnership with Portugal FC (Canadian Soccer League) - responsible for the merging of both organizations to now operate as SC Toronto

Bachelor Of Business Administration (B.B.A.), Business Administration And Management, General

Activities and Societies: Played for the Men's Varsity Soccer Team during entire time of study. Captaining the team during the final 2.

National ‘A’ License

National 'B' License

National ‘B’ License

National 'C' License

Competent Communication & Leadership, Business/Corporate Communications

Activities and Societies: Feel Good Toastmasters