Journalists of Chile as the "Best [Sports] Manager" in the country He sought a new period in the ANFP in the election held in November 2010, but was defeated by Jorge Segovia, Spanish businessman and president of the Unión Española. A day before the elections, Marcelo Bielsa said he would not continue in the direction of the football team if Segovia won the election. The election was challenged by the board headed by Mayne-Nicholls, disabling Segovia to take office. A new election was made, in which Mayne-Nicholls did not run for office, and where Sergio Jadue was elected, 19and Segovia was appointed as vice president. This led to the resignation of Marcelo Bielsa on February 4, 2011. Return to Sports Management In the year 2019, he joined the board of Blanco y Negro - managing administrator of Colo-Colo - with the position of executive vice president as representative of the Aníbal Mosa block, who led the voting at the shareholders meeting that year. Ganamos Todos NGO After his departure from the ANFP, the year 2011, Harold Mayne-Nicholls founded Fundación Ganamos Todos in order to bring sports and physical activity to all corners of Chile. Today, Harold, together with Ganamos Todos, has been present in more than 230 communes in the country, having trained 8,905 adults and carried out activities for 196,917 children. Books El caso Rojas, un engaño mundial (1990), coautor con Marco Antonio Cumsille Historias sudamericanas en la Copa del Mundo (2006) Su majestad la encuesta y otros cuentos (2009) Rincones bajo los 3 palos (2015), libro de fotografías. References Chilean journalists Male journalists Chilean people of Croatian descent Chilean people of Cornish descent 1961 births Living people People from Antofagasta Pontifical Catholic University of Chile alumni Chilean people of British descent Chilean people of English descent Presidents of the ANFP