Jalkapalloliiga

Summary

Jalkapalloliiga is a sports organization^[1].

Key Facts

• Jalkapalloliiga was a member of European Leagues^[2].
• Jalkapalloliiga is in the country of Finland^[3].
• Jalkapalloliiga's instance of is recorded as sports organization^[4].
• association football league is named after Jalkapalloliiga^[5].
• Jalkapalloliiga's headquarters location is recorded as Bolt Arena^[6].
• Jalkapalloliiga's chief executive officer is recorded as Timo Marjamaa^[7].
• Jalkapalloliiga's chief executive officer is recorded as Jan Walden^[8].
• Jalkapalloliiga's chairperson is recorded as Matti Apunen^[9].
• Jalkapalloliiga's chairperson is recorded as Lasse Lehtinen^[10].
• Jalkapalloliiga's chairperson is recorded as Ari Lahti^[11].
• Jalkapalloliiga's chairperson is recorded as Olli Rehn^[12].
• Jalkapalloliiga's chairperson is recorded as Matti Pelttari^[13].
• Jalkapalloliiga's chairperson is recorded as Kaarlo Kankkunen^[14].
• Jalkapalloliiga's has part is recorded as Veikkausliiga^[15].
• +1989-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Jalkapalloliiga^[16].
• Jalkapalloliiga's sport is recorded as association football^[17].
• Jalkapalloliiga's official website is recorded as http://www.veikkausliiga.com/veikkausliiga/yhteystiedot^[18].
• Jalkapalloliiga's affiliation is recorded as Football Association of Finland^[19].
• Jalkapalloliiga's official name is recorded as Jalkapalloliiga ry^[20].
• Jalkapalloliiga's official name is recorded as Fotbollsligan rf^[21].
• Jalkapalloliiga's legal form is recorded as registered association^[22].
• Jalkapalloliiga's Discogs label ID is recorded as 163542^[23].

Body

Founding

+1989-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Jalkapalloliiga^[16].

Identity

Official names include Jalkapalloliiga ry^[20] and Fotbollsligan rf^[21].

Leadership

Chief executives include Timo Marjamaa^[7], an association football player^[24], b. 1976^[25], of Finland^[26] and Jan Walden^[8], an association football executive^[27], b. 1968^[28], of Finland^[29]. Chairpersons include Matti Apunen^[9], a journalist^[30], b. 1960^[31], of Finland^[32]; Lasse Lehtinen^[10], a politician^[33], b. 1947^[34], of Finland^[35], awarded the Commander of the Order of the Lion of Finland^[36]; Ari Lahti^[11], a business executive^[37], b. 1963^[38], of Finland^[39], awarded the Commander of the Order of the Lion of Finland^[40]; Olli Rehn^[12], a politician^[41], b. 1962^[42], of Finland^[43], awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of the Lion of Finland^[44]; Matti Pelttari^[13], a politician^[45], 1943–2018^[46], of Finland^[47]; and Kaarlo Kankkunen^[14], an association football player^[48], b. 1971^[49], of Finland^[50].

Operations

Jalkapalloliiga's headquarters location is recorded as Bolt Arena^[6].