The 2006 FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee (German: Organisationkomitee, OK) organized the World Cup in Germany. President of OK was Franz Beckenbauer,[1] who also acted as the official representative and chairman of the German World Cup bid.
First Vice President and Vice President of the World Cup Committee was Horst R. Schmidt, the general secretary of the German Football Association (German: Deutscher Fußball-Bund, DFB). The responsibility of the Executive Vice President of the OK varied and included play and competitive technical matters, stadiums, ticket sales, transportation, safety, regulatory affairs, human resources, finances, planning and control, medical care, administration and secretariat.
Wolfgang Niersbach[2] was the executive vice president and press chief officer of the World Cup committee. Niersbach was responsible for marketing, press and public relations, accreditation, information technology, media and telecommunications, events and the crew's quarters.
Vice-President of the OK was Fedor Radmann until 2003 and then Theo Zwanziger. His responsibilities included the general organization, legal, finances and also personnel decisions leading to the World Cup.
Lennart Johansson, President of UEFA, member of the FIFA Executive Committee, chairman of the Organizing Committee for the FIFA World Cup Germany 2006
Karin Wolff, Responsible for Conference of Ministers of Education
Peter Rauen, Chairman of the Sports Committee of the German Bundestag
Thomas Röwekamp, Senator for the Interior and Sport, chairman of the Sports Ministers Conference of State 2005-2006
Christina Weiss, former Minister of State and Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media
Advisorsedit
The World Cup committee was supported and advised by the Sports Committee of the German Bundestag. In this way, the Sports Committee had repeated exchanges with the OK, for example, in June 2003, about the opportunities and prospects of touristic marketing of the major football event. Members in the legislature until 2006 were, fifteen deputies of the SPD, CDU / CSU, Alliance '90 / The Greens and the FDP. Chairman of the Sports Committee was Peter Rauen of the CDU, who was also on the Board of OK.
International Ambassadoredit
One representative and ambassador of the World Cup was the coach of the Germany national football teamJürgen Klinsmann. In which the World and European champions (in 1990 and 1996) qualified him and his international career and knowledge of foreign languages. He played in Italy, France, England and lived in the United States. From those responsible for the national team was also Oliver Bierhoff. He held the position of national team manager and in 1996 was European champion. Bierhoff scored the golden goal that brought Germany the title and was one of the best strikers in the Italian Serie A in the nineties for Udinese Calcio and AC Milan. Another representative of the World Cup was the football functionary Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. FC Bayern Munich's CEO was European Champion in 1980 and was vice president of the Association of the European big clubs "G-14", and also within the UEFA, president of the European Club Forum. Rudi Völler was former captain of the Germany national team and the predecessor of Jürgen Klinsmann. The former international striker should also represent Germany in the world.
Chief organizer Franz Beckenbauer named more World Cup ambassadors, without exception of former professional football players, who officially accompanied their hometowns and World Cup host cities leading up to the World Cup:
Sigi Held: National Football player and participant in the Wembley Final 1966, was later nominated Ambassador for Dortmund in April 2006
Hansi Müller: The European Champion from 1980 took over the ambassadorial task of Guido Buchwald for Stuttgart. Buchwald was trainer from January 2004 to December 2006 in Japan's professional J1 League with Urawa Red Diamonds and therefore was limited as an available representative.
Wolfgang Overath: World champion of 1974, former outstanding midfielder of 1. FC Köln, from June 2004 to November 2011 was President of the Association; was ambassador for Cologne
Michael Preetz: Centre forward for Hertha BSC, he represented the Berliners in the national team seven times, scoring three goals; was ambassador for Berlin
^"DFB launches legal proceedings against Beckenbauer, FIFA". Deutsche Welle. 2016-02-05. Retrieved 2016-06-20.
^Das, Andrew (2016-03-22). "FIFA Opens Ethics Case Against German Soccer Officials Including Beckenbauer". The New York Times. Retrieved 2016-06-20.
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The 2006 FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee German Organisationkomitee OK organized the World Cup in Germany President of OK was Franz Beckenbauer 1 who also acted as the official representative and chairman of the German World Cup bid First Vice President and Vice President of the World Cup Committee was Horst R Schmidt the general secretary of the German Football Association German Deutscher Fussball Bund DFB The responsibility of the Executive Vice President of the OK varied and included play and competitive technical matters stadiums ticket sales transportation safety regulatory affairs human resources finances planning and control medical care administration and secretariat Wolfgang Niersbach 2 was the executive vice president and press chief officer of the World Cup committee Niersbach was responsible for marketing press and public relations accreditation information technology media and telecommunications events and the crew s quarters Vice President of the OK was Fedor Radmann until 2003 and then Theo Zwanziger His responsibilities included the general organization legal finances and also personnel decisions leading to the World Cup The organizing committee was controlled by the Supervisory Board and the Board of Trustees On the Supervisory Board were well known personalities such as Federal Minister of the Interior Wolfgang Schauble the former Federal Minister of the Interior Otto Schily president of the German Football Association Gerhard Mayer Vorfelder Thomas Bach from the International Olympic Committee Werner Hackmann president of the Deutsche Fussball Liga and former footballer Gunter Netzer as sports rights marketer Contents 1 Supervisory Board 2 Board of trustees 3 Advisors 4 International Ambassador 5 ReferencesSupervisory Board editGerhard Mayer Vorfelder DFB President OK Chairman Wolfgang Schauble Federal Minister of the Interior OK Vice Chairman Otto Schily former federal Minister of the Interior Thomas Bach IOC Gunter Netzer Infront Sports amp Media AG Werner Hackmann president of the Deutsche Fussball Liga DFL Wilfried Straub Managing Chairman DFL Engelbert Nelle 1st Vice President Amateurs DFB Heinrich Schmidhuber DFB treasurer Manfred Maus Chairman OBI AGBoard of trustees editManfred von Richthofen former President of the German Sports Federation Egidius Braun DFB honorary president Klaus Steinbach President of the Deutscher Olympischer Sportbund Hans Ludwig Gruschow President of the German Sports Aid Herbert Hainer CEO of Adidas Salomon AG Erich Schumann CEO Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung Fritz Pleitgen director of the Westdeutscher Rundfunk Michel Platini member of the FIFA Executive Committee member of the Organizing Committee for the FIFA World Cup Germany 2006 Roman Herzog former President of Germany Lennart Johansson President of UEFA member of the FIFA Executive Committee chairman of the Organizing Committee for the FIFA World Cup Germany 2006 Karin Wolff Responsible for Conference of Ministers of Education Peter Rauen Chairman of the Sports Committee of the German Bundestag Thomas Rowekamp Senator for the Interior and Sport chairman of the Sports Ministers Conference of State 2005 2006 Christina Weiss former Minister of State and Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and MediaAdvisors editThe World Cup committee was supported and advised by the Sports Committee of the German Bundestag In this way the Sports Committee had repeated exchanges with the OK for example in June 2003 about the opportunities and prospects of touristic marketing of the major football event Members in the legislature until 2006 were fifteen deputies of the SPD CDU CSU Alliance 90 The Greens and the FDP Chairman of the Sports Committee was Peter Rauen of the CDU who was also on the Board of OK International Ambassador editOne representative and ambassador of the World Cup was the coach of the Germany national football team Jurgen Klinsmann In which the World and European champions in 1990 and 1996 qualified him and his international career and knowledge of foreign languages He played in Italy France England and lived in the United States From those responsible for the national team was also Oliver Bierhoff He held the position of national team manager and in 1996 was European champion Bierhoff scored the golden goal that brought Germany the title and was one of the best strikers in the Italian Serie A in the nineties for Udinese Calcio and AC Milan Another representative of the World Cup was the football functionary Karl Heinz Rummenigge FC Bayern Munich s CEO was European Champion in 1980 and was vice president of the Association of the European big clubs G 14 and also within the UEFA president of the European Club Forum Rudi Voller was former captain of the Germany national team and the predecessor of Jurgen Klinsmann The former international striker should also represent Germany in the world Chief organizer Franz Beckenbauer named more World Cup ambassadors without exception of former professional football players who officially accompanied their hometowns and World Cup host cities leading up to the World Cup Andreas Kopke goalkeeper and European champion 1996 goalkeeper coach of the Germany national football team Kopke was ambassador of Nuremberg Rene Muller Former GDR choice goalkeeper and former coach of the former second division FC Rot Weiss Erfurt represented the city of Leipzig Olaf Thon Football World Champion in Rome in 1990 ended his active career in March 2003 was Ambassador of Gelsenkirchen where he played for FC Schalke 04 for many years Stefan Reuter Football World Champion 1990 former captain of Borussia Dortmund was Ambassador for Dortmund Sigi Held National Football player and participant in the Wembley Final 1966 was later nominated Ambassador for Dortmund in April 2006 Hansi Muller The European Champion from 1980 took over the ambassadorial task of Guido Buchwald for Stuttgart Buchwald was trainer from January 2004 to December 2006 in Japan s professional J1 League with Urawa Red Diamonds and therefore was limited as an available representative Horst Eckel World Champion in Bern in 1954 he was the youngest in the victorious team coached by Sepp Herberger was ambassador for Kaiserslautern Uwe Seeler honorary captain of the national team the first top scorer in the Bundesliga in 1964 Uwe was ambassador for his home town of Hamburg Hans Siemensmeyer Record goal scorer in the history of Hannover 96 was ambassador for his hometown of Hannover Wolfgang Overath World champion of 1974 former outstanding midfielder of 1 FC Koln from June 2004 to November 2011 was President of the Association was ambassador for Cologne Michael Preetz Centre forward for Hertha BSC he represented the Berliners in the national team seven times scoring three goals was ambassador for Berlin Bernd Holzenbein World Champion of 1974 and striker for Eintracht Frankfurt was ambassador for Frankfurt Jurgen Grabowski World champion of 1974 led Eintracht Frankfurt in 1980 to a UEFA Cup victory was ambassador of Frankfurt together with Holzenbein Gerd Muller The former center forward who was victorious three times in the final of the European Cup with FC Bayern Munich represented the Bavarian capital of Munich 1966 67 Muller won with Bayern the UEFA Cup Winners Cup in 1972 he won the European football championship and two years later the World Cup final in Munich His records include 365 goals in the Bundesliga 40 in a single season and 68 goals in 62 internationals References edit DFB launches legal proceedings against Beckenbauer FIFA Deutsche Welle 2016 02 05 Retrieved 2016 06 20 Das Andrew 2016 03 22 FIFA Opens Ethics Case Against German Soccer Officials Including Beckenbauer The New York Times Retrieved 2016 06 20 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2006 FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee amp oldid 1153931172, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
