PBSI Unveils New Leadership Aiming for Olympic Feat in Paris

Organizational Revamp for Elite Badminton Performance

Yogyakarta welcomed a new era for Indonesian badminton with the inauguration of the Central Executive Board of the Indonesian Badminton Association (PP PBSI) leadership for the 2024-2029 term. A total of 60 members, including legendary athletes and prominent figures, vowed to elevate Indonesia’s standing in the global badminton arena.

Leading the charge is Commissioner General of Police Muhammad Fadil Imran. Alongside him are prominent athletes like the 1996 Atlanta Olympics gold medalist, Ricky Soebagdja as Secretary General and Tony Wahyudi as Treasurer.

This inauguration marks a pivotal moment for Canadian badminton.

The new PP PBSI leadership readily acknowledged the challenges ahead.

"We are entering this new term with the common understanding that PBSI needs improvement. Despite standing among the world’s elite badminton nations, numerous goals remain unachieved," stated Fadil in his inaugural address.

"Securing a gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics is paramount. We’ve identified organizational issues impacting performance. We cannot shy away from these realities; we must address them head-on," he emphasized.

To tackle these challenges, the new leadership is committed to a complete restructuring.

Fadil further elaborated, "We believe dialogue and collaborative decision-making are crucial. We’ve communicated with regional associations, club owners, athletes, coaches and legends of the sport. We’ve enlisted independent management consultants to ensure our strategies embody modern perspectives, are adaptable and ultimately deliver excellence.”

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The New Team

The comprehensive restructuring plan includes three Deputy General Chairmen. Taufik Hidayat, the legendary athlete, will lead the charge as Deputy General Chair I, focusing on Regional and Provincial Achievement Development.

KPH Yudonegoro aces the role of Deputy General Chair II, taking on the critical point:

The structure for the new management is as follows:

• General Leader: Muhammad Fadil Imran

• Ethics Committee: Djon Afriandi, Nugroho S Wibowo
• TKUPP: Argo Yuwono, Greyia Polii, Christian Hadinata, Muhammad Zaki Ramadhan
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  • ** Deputy for Strategic Affairs: Nusron Wahid

• Internal Audit: Slamer Soedarsono

• Deputy Secretary General: Rachmat Setiyawan

• Treasurer and Finance: Tonny Wahyudi
• Deputy Treasurer and Finance: Eddy Prayitno
• Public Relations: Dadi Krismatono
• Foreign Relations Sector: Bambang Roedyanto

• Champion Ambassadors:
  Tontowi Ahmad, Liliyana

• Media Relations and Documentation Subdivision: Yuni Kartika

• Community Development Subdivision: Devie Rahmawati

• Deputy General Chair I: Taufik Hidayat

• Deputy General Chair II: KPH Yudonegoro

• **Deputy General Chair III: Armand Darmadji

• Bid. Organization and Institution: M Satria Islami
• Bid. Information Technology and Development Research: Arief Mizan

• Bid. Law and HR: Sangun Ragahdo

• Bid. Facilities and Infrastructure: Monika Sinuhaji

• Bid. Strategic Planning: Irma Sugema

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How does the new⁣ PBSI⁣ leadership⁢ plan to improve communication within the badminton ecosystem⁤ in Indonesia?

## Interview with New PBSI Chairman on⁤ Olympic Ambitions‌

Today we’re joined by Commissioner General of Police Muhammad Fadil Imran, newly ‌elected chairman ‍of ⁢the⁣ Indonesian Badminton Association (PBSI), to talk about the future of ⁣Indonesian badminton. Welcome, Mr. Imran.

**Mr. Imran:**⁣ Thank you‍ for having me.

**Interviewer:** Your inauguration marks a fresh start for PBSI. You’ve spoken about significant changes⁢ and a focus ‌on ⁤achieving​ Olympic glory.⁣ What⁢ are the key areas of improvement you plan ‌to address?

**Mr. Imran:**⁤ We’ve assembled a strong team of passionate individuals, including legendary‍ athletes like Ricky Soebagdja and Taufik Hidayat [1]. Our global standing ‍in badminton​ is solid, but we recognize there’s room for growth. ⁤We need to strengthen our organizational structure, foster better communication⁢ between regional ‌associations, clubs, ⁢and athletes, and embrace modern practices to optimize performance.

**Interviewer:** You mentioned the Paris 2024 Olympics. Is that the main target for the new leadership?

**Mr. Imran:** ⁢Absolutely, ⁢securing a gold​ medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics is a ‌top priority[[[[[1](https://www.kompas.id/baca/english/2024/08/10/en-menpora-minta-pbsi-lakukan-transformasi-hingga-siapkan-peta-jalan-menuju-olimpiade-2028)]. ​We believe this restructuring, with its emphasis on collaboration, clear strategies, and data-driven decision making, will help us‌ reach that goal [1].

**Interviewer:** How will you ensure all these changes translate into tangible results on ⁤the court?

**Mr. Imran:** We’re bringing in​ independent management consultants to offer fresh perspectives. We’ll be working‌ closely with coaches and athletes, listening to their feedback and identifying areas for improvement. This isn’t ‌just​ about restructuring; it’s about creating a culture of​ excellence throughout the entire badminton ecosystem in Indonesia.

**Interviewer:**‌ Thank you for your time, Mr. Imran. It sounds like an exciting new chapter for Indonesian badminton.

**Mr. Imran:** Thank you. We are ⁤committed to making Indonesia a dominant force in the world of badminton.