Romina Calatayud
Founder & CEO
Josh Emerson
Global Marketing and Communications Manager
Abigail Ingram
London Manager
Andrea Ruiz
Mexico Club Manger
Connor Hearty
London Programme Lead (Nike x Love The Game)
Robert Wright
London Programme Lead (Clubs & Fixtures)
Lee Webb
London Programme Lead (Play Like a Girl)
Carla Hills
London Programme Lead (Community Events)
Alexa Viera
Community Leader and Sports Coordinator
Anahí
Community Leader
Lucien Hodgson
London Marketing Officer
MEXICO Coaches
Yenni Ake, Mexico Club Physiotherapist
Dare, Mexico Club Coach
Nahomi Hoyos, Mexico Club Coach
Yamili, Mexico Club Coach
Mariangela, Mexico Club Coach
Marty, Mexico Club Coach
Sayra, Mexico Club Coach
LONDON COACHES
Tre-Shaun Stedford, London Coach
Lorna Speed, London Coach
Francisco Roque, London Coach
Ambassadors
AC Milan midfielder and former Spanish National Team Captain
Champions League winner and the only woman with a football stadium named after her, Vero Boquete has been at the forefront of the women’s football revolution. She lead the petition for FIFA video games to include female players and the player revolt that transformed Spanish women’s football.
Manchester City W.F.C and Scottish National Team midfielder
The 2016 Scottish Player of the Year has made 88 international appearances, scoring 14 goals and played in the 2019 World Cup for her country. Her passion for gender equality has brought her to Girls United to continue to make an impact in women’s football.
FC Juárez Femenil player and Mexico National Team Defender
Formerly of Club America where she won the Mexican league title in 2017/18, Rodriguez has also represented Mexico on two occasions. From Mexico City, Monica has played a big part in Girls United’s arrival in the capital and is the perfect role model for all of our players.
London City Lionesses forward and former England international
Carter has long been an advocate for the need for more opportunities to be made available to the next generation of players, particularly inner city girls and young women. Working with Common Goal, Carter sees Girls United as the perfect organisation to support and continuing to give back to the London community.