Episode #30- Izzy Carnwath, Director of Brand, Communications and Commerce, International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF), London, England episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 5, 2021 · 40 MIN

Episode #30- Izzy Carnwath, Director of Brand, Communications and Commerce, International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF), London, England

from Holding the Ladder in Sport and Leadership · host Tim Rice

Izzy Carnwath is the Director of Brand, Marketing and Communications for the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF), a democratic body founded to organize and drive the development of MMA on a global basis. Having previously served as an interim board member of the United Kingdom Mixed Martial Arts Federation (UKMMAF), contributing in the areas of project planning, administration and funding, Izzy has worked in several roles for IMMAF, first joining the team in 2013. She has also been involved in the administrative management of Safe MMA, a voluntary medical project dedicated to the safety of mixed martial artists in the UK since the organisation’s inception in 2012. Her email is [email protected] and the IMMAF website can found at www.immaf.org.

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