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Flamengo president wants to end vice presidencies at the club

The end of vice presidencies at Flamengo! That is the wish of the club’s president, Luiz Eduardo Baptista, known as Bap. To make this happen, the executive sent a proposal to the Deliberative Council to institutionalize the professionalization of the club.

Without vice presidents, each department at Flamengo would be run by paid directors. In football, for example, that is already the case. In the ‘Rodolfo Landim Era,’ vice president of football Marcos Braz was the sport’s ‘strongman.’ However, under Luiz Eduardo Baptista, José Boto was hired to serve as director.

The document created by Bap is called the “professionalism amendment,” with the creation of a management council. It would include, in addition to the president and vice president, up to 13 members “freely appointed by the president to serve a three-year term, from among the Grande-Benemérito, Benemérito, Emérito, or Proprietary members.”

“The actions of the appointed members of the Management Council will be guided by the principles of transparency, fairness, accountability, and corporate responsibility,” says the text drafted by the team of Luiz Eduardo Baptista, known as Bap.

SO, WHO WILL CHOOSE THE MANAGEMENT COUNCIL?

The president of Flamengo will be responsible for creating the management council. This group will have the mission of evaluating and deliberating on proposals from the professional board on various matters, such as financial statements, budgets, quarterly budget execution, among others. It will also be responsible for decisions on hiring and dismissing the general director, as well as deliberating on department directors. The information comes from GE.

SO, WHAT DOES ONE OF THE ARTICLES ON THE SUBJECT SAY?

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.