Jamie Mitchell (aka; Benjamin Mitchell Bertman) (born January 5, 1970) is an American filmmaker and composer. Mitchell was born in the Bronx, New York, raised primarily in Southern California, and lived the early years of his life in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Africa, where his parents were in the Peace Corps. As the guitarist of Scaterd Few, H.R. Human Rights (Featuring H.R. of Bad Brains), Vengeance Rising and Transultra, Mitchell composed music, recorded albums and toured. Mitchell was a guest guitarist on Applehead, Greg Minier's (of The Crucified) first solo record. After leaving Scaterd Few due to conflicts with singer Ramald Domkus, Mitchell became the touring guitarist with H.R. playing with such acts as General Public, Eek-a-Mouse and Sublime. His primary instrument is the guitar, but he also plays bass guitar, drums and produces other artists. In 2003, Mitchell started the film/music company Beachwood Cottage Film and Music producing such films as Che Guevarra, Everybody Dies and episodes of Fox/Fuel's Stupidface. In November 2004, in response to the detainment of Dr. Aung San Suu Kyi, MTV began airing commercials for Amnesty International's "Campaign For Burma" which featured the song "Closer," written by Jamie Mitchell with producer Mitch Rellas, replacing Coldplay's "How Long Must I Wait." "Closer" has also appeared on several television series including Life on NBC. Mitchell has composed music for many films and TV shows including: The Shield, Life, Fightzone Presents, From a Place of Darkness and Red Canvas, for which he received awards for "best soundtrack" and "best action sequence" at the 2008 Action on Film Festival. Recently Mitchell edited the music video for "Fades Like a Photograph," and Produced the video for "No Love" for the band Filter.
Datamatics Global Services Limited is a provider of business and technology solutions that address various industry challenges. It provides IT consulting, business process transformation, off-the-shelf technology solutions and customized software services. Datamatics has its headquarters in Mumbai, India and office in New Jersey, Livonia, Burlington, London, Greisheim, Nasik, Bangalore and Chennai.
Datamatics Global Services Limited is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE Scrip Code: 532528) and National Stock Exchange (NSE Code: DATAMATICS)
Football Industries MBA (FIMBA)
The MBA (Football Industries) program at the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom, was the first, and is currently the only MBA focusing on the business and management of Football. It was established by Dr Rogan Taylor of the Football Research Unit in 1997 following a period of consultancy with football executives from clubs and governing bodies who believed that a formal postgraduate qualification in the business of football was essential for the new commercialized football industry.
The first cohort of students graduated (under then Director of Studies, Dr Rory Miller) in December 1998 and went on to work for companies including Liverpool FC, the Football Association and Deloittes Sports Business Group. Over 300 students have graduated from the MBA(FI), many of whom have gone on to work in football and other sports around the world and the MBA continues to attract students from around the world (especially Brazil, Mexico, North America, Japan, China and South Korea as well as all over Europe).
In 1999 the CBA (Football Industries) programme was launched (for students wishing to specialise in the Football Industry but whom already possessed an MBA), and in 2004 a part-time version of the MBA(FI) was launched. In 2008 Brian Barwick (former CEO of the FA) joined the MBA(FI) team as a Professor in Strategic Management. 2008 also saw the launch of the Fimba Alumni Association (FAA).
The current staff teaching on the MBA(FI) –
- Dr Geoff Pearson – Director of Studies and Lecturer in Law
- Dr Rogan Taylor – Director of FIG, Placement Coordinator and Lecturer in Football and the Media
- Dr Roger Levermore – Lecturer in International Development
- Dr Rory Miller – Lecturer in Football Finance and Latin American expert
- Liz Crolley – Lecturer in Football Marketing and Sponsorship
- Professor Brian Barwick – Professor of Strategic Management
- Professor Tom Cannon – Lecturer in Sports Finance and Economics
- Phil Thompson – Visiting Fellow
The current structure of the MBA –
- Core Module: Managing Financial Resources, Managing the Environment, Managing People, Managing Change, International Football Industry, Football and the Law, Football and Finance
- Elective Modules: Football Marketing and Sponsorship, Football and the Media, Management Game
- Students also have to write a 15,000 word dissertation
Students on the MBA(FI) also benefit from a Guest Speaker Programme and a Placement Scheme.
Since its inception, MBA(FI) graduates have gone on to work for (amongst others): Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Celtic, Everton, Wigan Athletic, MK Dons, FIFA, UEFA, AFC, FA, Football League, SPL, Baltic League, J-League, Octagon, Sportfive, Sport+Markt, MP&Silva, Traffic, ESPN, Yahoo!, Red Bull, LG, Diageo, Nike, Prozone and Soccerex.
This is a list of foreign players who are playing in the Iran Pro League 2010-11. The following players have been born outside Iran and have not been capped for the Iranian national football team at any level.
- Players in bold have capped for their national teams.