“IT’S AN HONOR FOR ME. I PROMISE MAXIMUM COMMITMENT TO FACE FUTURE CHALLENGES”. READ THE FULL NEWS
The Elective Assembly for the renewal of the office of President for the four-year Olympic period 2024/2028 took place on 22 November in the premises of the AIA Section of Policoro; an eagerly awaited event which saw the participation of numerous members.
The Bureau, chaired by Mario Viola, deputy Andrea Malvasi, secretary Lucia Franco and scrutineers Mattia Sirritiello and Alberto Lospinuso, guaranteed the correct conduct of voting operations in a calm and collaborative atmosphere. The Vice President of the Regional Referees Committee of Basilicata, Leonardo Di Nella, supervised the works as per the Regulations.
At the beginning, the only candidate for the position of Section President, Massimo Petroccelli, referee on the National Futsal Football Referee Commission, presented his program highlighting what should be the objectives of the next four-year period. In particular, he underlined the need to recruit new referees, in collaboration with local schools, and focus on their training in order to guarantee a renewal of regional staff.
At the end of the counting operations, Massimo Petroccelli was elected to the position of Section President with 96 percent of the votes, thus underlining the support and trust of the community towards his proposals for the future of the Section. “It is an honor to represent this Section. I thank everyone for their support and I promise my utmost commitment to face future challenges”, declared the newly elected member during his first official speech.
The Policoro Section, which has always been involved in activities of relevance to the local community, now looks to the future with new objectives and strategies under the guidance of Petroccelli. The enthusiasm of the members and the strong spirit of participation characterized the evening, confirming the central role of the Section in the associative and social life of the Policoro community.
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**How does the Policoro AIA Section plan to leverage technology and social media platforms to engage with prospective young referees and showcase the benefits of refereeing to the younger generation?**
## Interview: A New Chapter for the Policoro AIA Section
**Guests:**
* **Massimo Petroccelli:** Newly elected President of the Policoro AIA Section
* **Leonardo Di Nella:** Vice President of the Regional Referees Committee of Basilicata
**Moderator:** Welcome to World-Today-News. We’re here today to discuss the recent election of Massimo Petroccelli as President of the Policoro AIA Section. Massimo, congratulations on your election.
**Petroccelli:** Thank you very much. I’m humbled by the support and trust placed in me by the section members.
**Moderator:** Let’s dive into your vision for the future. Your program highlighted the need to recruit and train new referees. Could you elaborate on the challenges and opportunities you see in attracting younger generations to refereeing?
**Section 1: Referees of Tomorrow**
* **Moderator:** Massimo, you mentioned partnering with local schools. What specific strategies do you envision implementing to make refereeing appealing to young people?
* **Di Nella:** Leonardo, from a regional perspective, what are some of the key initiatives the Regional Referees Committee is undertaking to support local sections in recruiting and developing new talent?
* **Petroccelli:** How do you plan to ensure that new referees feel supported and mentored as they begin their journey? What kind of training and development opportunities will you offer?
**Section 2: A Vision for the Section**
* **Moderator:** Beyond recruitment, what are your top priorities for the Policoro AIA Section during your presidency?
* **Petroccelli:** How will you balance the need for growth with upholding the high standards and ethical practices essential to the AIA?
* **Di Nella:** What role can the Regional Referees Committee play in supporting the Policoro Section in achieving these goals?
* **Moderator:** The article mentions the Policoro Section’s involvement in the local community. Can you elaborate on the importance of that community engagement and how you see it evolving in the future?
**Section 3: Looking Ahead**
* **Moderator:** Massimo, what message do you have for the members of the Policoro AIA Section as you embark on this new chapter?
* **Di Nella:** Leonardo, looking at the broader landscape of refereeing in Basilicata, what are some of the key trends and challenges you foresee in the coming years? How prepared is the region to face these challenges?
* **Moderator:** Thank you both for sharing your insights. We wish Massimo Petroccelli all the best in his new role and look forward to seeing the Policoro AIA Section flourish under his leadership.
This interview structure aims to:
* **Encourage Dialogue:** By posing open-ended questions, the interview fosters a conversation rather than a mere Q&A session.
* **Explore Key Topics:** Each section focuses on a specific aspect of the article, ensuring comprehensive coverage.
* **Showcase Diverse Perspectives:** By including Leonardo Di Nella, a representative from the Regional Referees Committee, we gain a broader understanding of the context and challenges facing the Policoro AIA Section.
* **Engage the Audience:** The interview aims to be engaging and informative for readers interested in sports, community involvement, and leadership.
