Sandra DEATON has been re-elected as Chairman of Table Tennis England

June 25, 2015
11:12 am
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Current Deputy Chairman Susie HUGHES and Treasurer Keith THOMAS were also re-elected Sandra DEATON has been re-elected as Chairman of Table Tennis England for a four-year-term.

Sandra who took over as Chairman in March 2014 following the sudden death of Andy SEWARD in January 2014 said: “I’m delighted it was such an overwhelming mandate. It’s an honour and a privilege to carry on working as Chairman of Table Tennis England and to help move our sport forward and become a world-leading governing body. I’d like to thank all the company members who voted for any of the candidates.”

DEATON is also ETTU Youth Committee Chairwoman.

“On behalf of the ETTU Executive Board and the ETTU Secretariat I am taking this opportunity to congratulate you with your re-election as Chairman of Table Tennis England. We wish you and Table Tennis England much success and good luck in achieving your goals as always in close cooperation with ETTU. We are looking forward to meeting you again in Bratislava ” stated ETTU President Ronald Kramer in his letter to Sandra DEATON.

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