Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
In a significant development for local basketball enthusiasts, former Great Britain international Dan Clark has unveiled a new Guildford-based franchise named the Surrey 89ers, stepping in to fill the void left by the recently folded Surrey Scorchers. The dissolution of the Scorchers, once a cornerstone of the British Basketball League since their inception as the Guildford Heat in 2005, has sent ripples through the community that has long supported the sport in the region. The decision to close the Scorchers came amidst growing uncertainty regarding the future of the league. The University of Surrey, which had been a primary funder for the team, withdrew its financial support, citing "economic headwinds in the higher education sector" as a contributing factor. This withdrawal has raised concerns about the sustainability of sports programs linked to educational institutions, particularly in light of the financial challenges many universities are currently facing. Clark, who serves as the general manager of the senior British men's national basketball team, had been involved with the management of the Scorchers. He expressed his commitment to maintaining the spirit of the former franchise while ushering in a new era with the Surrey 89ers. In a statement, Clark highlighted the continuity of the organization, stating, "It's basically a carry over - the same staff, manager and people, just a different ownership group, so we're really excited." This seamless transition aims to reassure fans and players alike that the essence of their beloved team will endure, despite the change in ownership. The Surrey 89ers seek to build on the established fan base and the legacy of the Scorchers. With Clark and his business partner, Jodie Jackson, at the helm, there is an optimistic outlook for the new franchise as they prepare for their inaugural season. Their experience and connection to the community are expected to facilitate a smooth rebranding and to attract both loyal supporters and new fans to the sport. As the franchise moves forward, it remains to be seen how the changes in the basketball landscape will affect local teams and the sport's growth in the UK as a whole. However, with Clark's leadership and the community's support, the Surrey 89ers are poised to make their mark in British basketball, promising an exciting future for players and fans in Guildford. The hope is that the new franchise will not only honor the legacy of the Scorchers but also inspire a new generation of athletes and fans to engage with basketball at all levels.