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editI have removed this information from the article as it was un-formatted, not sourced and under the wrong heading. I will paste the information below if anyone would like to re-add it to the article;
Bangladesh Head Coach 2009-2011. World Archery Consultant Coach 2011-2013 for the Latin American Youth Development Project in 6 countries: Argentina; Dominican Republic; Guatemala; Puerto Rico; Venezuela.
Brazil Head Coach 2013-2014
Colombia Head Coach 2014-2015
Great Britain Senior Olympic Coach 2015-2019