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Football Australia rebuilds finances and focuses on sporting challenges

Football Australia president James Johnson. (Photo by Matt King/Getty Images)

Speaking to SportBusiness at the recent SportNXT conference, Football Australia chief executive James Johnson talks about a year of far-reaching reforms for the national association. Kevin McCullagh reports.

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