Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, 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 basketball enthusiasts in Surrey, former Great Britain international Dan Clark has successfully launched a new franchise named the Surrey 89ers, filling the gap left by the recently folded Surrey Scorchers. This move comes in the wake of the Scorchers' demise, a team that had become a cornerstone of the British Basketball League since its inception as Guildford Heat back in 2005. The Scorchers’ closure was primarily attributed to the instability surrounding the league's future, which prompted the University of Surrey to withdraw its financial support. The decision came amidst broader economic challenges impacting the higher education sector, leaving a devoted fan base and a dedicated team in limbo. As a key figure within the Scorchers management team and currently serving as the general manager of the senior British men's national side, Clark had been contemplating the establishment of a new franchise. However, the abrupt announcement of the Scorchers' closure accelerated his plans. "We had to react quickly," Clark remarked, emphasizing the urgency with which he and his business partner, Jodie Jackson, approached the situation. The newly minted Surrey 89ers will retain much of the familiar infrastructure from the previous organization. Clark confirmed that "it's basically a carry over - the same staff, manager, and people," which should provide continuity for players and fans alike. This strategy aims to reassure supporters that the essence of the team they have come to love will remain intact while ushering in a new era under different ownership. The launch of the Surrey 89ers not only aims to sustain the community's passion for basketball but also seeks to reignite the competitive spirit within the local sports landscape. With Clark’s experience and vision for the team, fans are hopeful that the 89ers will not only fill the void left by the Scorchers but also thrive and bring new excitement to the court. As the 89ers prepare for their inaugural season, the local community's support will be paramount. Clark and his team are committed to building a franchise that honors the legacy of the Scorchers while embarking on a promising new chapter for basketball in Guildford. The anticipation surrounding the 89ers is palpable, and the franchise’s success will certainly be one to watch in the upcoming season.