Harold Ian Miltner

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Harold Ian "Harry" Miltner (born July 25, 1970 in Edinburgh ) is a Scottish-Austrian writer and sports consultant .

Miltner studied English and American studies , political science , geography and sports management in Innsbruck, London, Edinburgh and Chicago. After his sporting career in ice hockey, roller hockey and soccer, he switched to World Soccer Magazine as a correspondent and eventually became head of sport for Central Europe at Associated Press and then Reuters . Among other things, he was deputy press officer at the 2005 Ice Hockey World Championship in Austria.

With his company HM Sports , founded in 2003, he is active worldwide as a sports consultant in the field of sponsorship and contracting . The agency is mainly active in Formula 1, MotoGP, other racing series, as well as in football and ice hockey. He is also the editor of the Formula Austria racing portal and guest lecturer at several universities and colleges.

Miltner is a Scottish Laird , ancestral to the Campbell of Argyll clan , and a descendant of the Austro-Hungarian noble families Okolicsanyi and Balogh de Galantha.

Publications

  • 1998: Rain over Squares , collection of poems
  • 1999: Older Students at the Universities
  • 2000: Scots - A Reborn Standard Language
  • 2001: The Art of Surfing , Internet Guide for Seniors
  • 2003: Cut 'n' Paste , collection of poems
  • 2006: The 2006 Formula 1 season
  • 2007: Race Travel Guide , The F1 Guide for Travelers
  • 2009: The Status of Sports in the GCC
  • 2010: famous curves and their masters

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personal data
SURNAME Miltner, Harold Ian
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Miltner, Harry
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Scottish-Austrian writer and journalist
DATE OF BIRTH July 25, 1970
PLACE OF BIRTH Edinburgh