Table Tennis Association Appoints ITTF-Certified Competition Manager

William Berekorang Asare, Treasurer of the Ghana Table Tennis Association (GTTA), has earned his certification as a regional competition manager from the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF).

Asare, a former table tennis player, successfully completed the ITTF’s competition management exam on Saturday, December 21, 2024. The exam was conducted by Mr. Omar Refaat Bassyouni from the ITTF Developmental Department.

His certification is a significant milestone in his journey with table tennis, where he has grown from player to administrator. Asare’s achievement is a testament to his dedication to the sport, and it further solidifies his role within the GTTA. Over the years, he has been an active member, working to promote and elevate the game of table tennis in Ghana. This new qualification aligns with his long-standing commitment to enhancing the sport’s standards in the country.

By earning the ITTF competition manager certification, Asare joins an elite group of professionals equipped with the expertise needed to manage international table tennis events. The certification underscores his knowledge and capabilities in overseeing competition management, a critical area for hosting successful international tournaments.

As the GTTA’s Treasurer, Asare has already demonstrated leadership, and his new credentials will allow him to further contribute to the association’s mission. With the added credibility of being an ITTF-certified competition manager, he will help the GTTA in its efforts to bring more international competitions to Ghana, strengthening the association’s capacity and reputation on the global stage.

This achievement also enhances the GTTA’s ability to meet international standards when organizing tournaments, ensuring that Ghana remains a strong contender in the international table tennis arena. The association’s growing success is, in part, due to committed individuals like Asare, who continuously push the boundaries to improve the sport and its infrastructure.

Asare’s certification is not just a personal achievement but also a milestone for the GTTA as it continues to strive for excellence and development in the world of table tennis. With this new qualification, he is poised to make a greater impact on the organization and help shape the future of table tennis in Ghana.