Career
He has made an additional 9 finals in international competition between 1999-2009. He maintained a world ranking within the top 20 from October 13, 2005 until March 30, 2006. Milroy has represented the Canadian National Badminton team since 1998 and has competed in the 1998, 2002 and 2006 CommonWealth Games.
He has also competed in 4 World Championships.
Bobby Milroy was elected President of the World Badminton Player"s Federation (BPF) in 2003 at the world championships in Birmingham. During his Administration, the Badminton World Federation (BWF) created the SuperSeries Tour, implemented a policy of equal prize money for men and women, and awarded the players voting rights within the BWF. Bobby Milroy was the keynote speaker at the 2007 AthletesCan Forum, in Whitehorse, Canada and a guest speaker at the 2008 International Olympic Committee Women in Sport Forum, in Jordan.
Bobby Milroy served as Chairman of Pedro Yang"s election campaign for the International Olympic Committee Athletes Commission at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. He was succeeded by Kaveh Mehrabi.
Bobby Milroy was from May 2009 - September 2011.
During this time, the company expanded the ClearOne Badminton operation from two training centres in Richmond British Columbia to additional locations in Portuguese Coquitlam, Calgary, Alberta and Orlando, Florida. He served as Chairman of the 2010 and 2011 Canada Open Badminton event at the Richmond Olympic Oval, which was attended by over 250 players from 45 different countries. The event was the first Canadian tournament to attract Olympic and World Champions such as Taufik Hidayat, Lee Yong Dae, Zhu Lin and Tony Gunawan.
The 2011 edition of the event was broadcast on SHAW television and throughout Asia.
