Johannes Axster heads the Partnership Development team and supports all team members in designing and implementing fundraising and partnership development strategies.

Sarah Bagel manages the communications department and is responsible for the development of the overall communications strategy. Operationally, she focuses on the development of the streetfootballworld brand and website.

Dr. Vladimir Borkovic is responsible for the structuring and optimisation of internal processes, operational support for all departments and flagship projects, as well as academic relationships. On the network level, as Network Director, he is responsible for  overall political and strategic matters.

Johannes Brechmann is responsible for finances and administration in streetfootballworld and its subsidiaries abroad. His role encompasses accounting, financial controlling, IT, legal, HR administration and office management. He also works with the COO on strategic controlling, including strategy definition and activity and resource planning.

Jürgen Griesbeck is responsible for the overarching organisational development and long-term vision of the football for social change ecosystem.

Christophe Mailliet is responsible for the coordination of the Network team, and the implementation of the network and capacity development strategy. This happens in close cooperation with the Network Board and the other teams in streetfootballworld.

Ian Mills is responsible for the oversight, implementation and execution of the 20 Centres for 2010 project.

Andrés Thompson is responsible for all of streetfootballworld's activities in Brazil.

Deb Ain is responsible for content creation, including publications and messaging. She supports a range of communication processes and co-ordinates streetfootballworld’s volunteer translation team.

Alyona Asyamova is responsible for coordinating the Eurocamp 2012 as part of the RESPECT your Health project.

Julia Bishop is responsible for managing streetfootballworld's relationship with the Centre Hosts in Mali, Mauritania, Rwanda, DRC, Cameroon, Zimbabwe and Ethiopia.

Catherine Daraspe manages the InFocus project, which helps streetfootballworld network members develop their M&E capacities. She is also responsible for coordinating the Football for Hope Programme Support.

Stephanie Don is the project manager for UNITED. She also works on developing CSR projects for corporate partners.

Brandon Dreyer manages the overall planning, coordination and control of the remaining centres of the 20 Centres for 2010 Project from inception to completion.

Katrin Elsemann is responsible for partnership development with foundations. She also supports the development and implementation of the InFocus project.

Fabián Ferraro represents the streetfootballworld network in South America and coordinates activities within the framework of the Football for Hope movement in the region. He lives and works in Argentina.

Kristina Gawriljuk coordinates RESPECT your Health – Euroschools 2012, the official community health education programme of the UEFA EURO 2012 in Poland and Ukraine.

Mike Geddes is responsible for developing corporate partnerships including Gillette and Sony. He also represents streetfootballworld in North America.

Mark Hann is responsible for content creation including publications and messaging. He supports a range of communication processes and co-ordinates streetfootballworld’s volunteer translation team.

Lena Häusler supports the CEO in different processes, mainly in the field of organisational development. She is also part of the streetfootballworld Brazil team.

Maja Hebel is responsible for all research-related matters within streetfootballworld. She also promotes monitoring and evaluation throughout the streetfootballworld network.

Alex Kutzias works in the Partnership Development Team, where he mainly supports the RESPECT your Health and Eurocamp 2012 Project Team. This includes coordination, communication and PR as well as the evaluation process.

Christine Lara oversees the design process and is responsible for the  legal structure and implementation of all 20 centres.

Krystelle Lochard develops new funding opportunities for streetfootballworld projects and network members. She is the contact person for sponsors from the public and non-profit sectors and coordinates their cooperation with network members.

Jan Lübbering develops partnerships with major donors, foundations and strategic advisors. He is also responsible for advocacy.

Panagiotis Manologlou is responsible for internal network research in the form of the annual Member Profile Update. He is also responsible for the development of a capacity development strategy and the coordination of a number of capacity development programmes.

Dannese Mapanda is responsible for supporting 20 Centre Hosts in the FIFA Football for Hope Centres project.

Lanielle Messina is responsible for the smooth running of the office and being the point of contact for all staff, management and external parties. She also deals with service providers and arranging travel for staff.

René Mihatsch is responsible for accounting and finance at streetfootballworld.

Lucy Mills is responsible for supporting seven Centre Hosts in the FIFA Football for Hope Centres project. She also manages the community media and journalism project Siyakhona in South Africa, Lesotho and Ghana.

Manuel Normann is responsible for  all HR related process at streetfootballworld's Berlin offices, such as recruiting of new staff, securing compliance with labour law standards and payroll. He also supports the CFO in strategic controlling.

Lena Obermayer is responsible for co-ordinating office logistics as well as optimising working processes in streetfootballworld's various fields of activity.

Maik Richter is responsible for the IT infrastructure management and all technical issues.

Imke Rordorf is responsible for coordinating office logistics as well as optimising working processes in streetfootballworld's various fields of activity. She also manages the delivery of the Comic Relief Capacity Development grant for the first four Centre Hosts.

Naomi Ryland is responsible for the UNITED project. This includes strategic development in the areas of business growth and on and off-line marketing, acquiring and managing relations with partners and investors and driving website development.

Julia Schilling is responsible for communication processes within the global network and the supervision of the members’ section on the streetfootballworld website.

George Springborg is responsible for network development, including the evaluation of potential members and review of existing members. He is also involved in the regionalisation of network structures, with a particular focus on the network in Africa, as well as the organisation of network events and festivals.

Carolina Trevisan is responsible for communications at streetfootballworld's Brazil office.

Niko Wieland is responsible for media relations and production of audiovisual content.

Mia Wyszynski is responsible for coordinating all network member and capacity development activities for the UNITED project.

Clare Zurawski  raises the visibility of streetfootballworld and development through football in the USA while cultivating prospects, donors and other strategic allies.

Karina Almeida supports the development of the network, researching and communicating with potential network members and evaluating applicants. She also assists the team in managing network expansion and researching Development through Football.

Maren Drewes supports the Communications team. She updates and writes for the streetfootballworld website, sums up the most interesting news in the field for a weekly press screening and assists with a range of communications projects.

Fabian Hoh supports the IT infrastructure and services at streetfootballworld's Berlin office. He also assists with technical and organisational issues.

Thomas Howie supports the Partnership Development team by researching new partnership opportunities. He also assists in developing fundraising projects and ventures with partners.

Franz Fischer provides support in research and knowledge management. He is actively involved in the annual streetfootballworld network member profile update process and the development of M&E services for the network.