Federation Hierarchy

          The hierarchy is the voluntary board of administrators running the World Finger Jousting Federation. We are currently in the process of increasing the hierarchy based on business and professional needs. If you would like to apply to the hierachy, please contact us.

	The Lord of the Joust founded the WFJF when he was fourteen-years-old on August 1st, 2005. He is the president and webmaster, running operations for the Federation including public relations, finances, sanctioning and endorsement, and rules of the sport. Mr. Gluck was educated at the US Air Force Academy and has worked in international business, philanthropy, web design, and television. He has been the Chairman of the Knights of Columbus College Council Advisory Board, commanded in the USAF at the group level, interned at the US Senate in military legislative affairs, and co-starred in an educational television program for George Public Broadcasting. In addition to spearheading and organizing this obscure sport, he has boxed intercollegiately, wrestled, plays racquetball, and has a black belt in taekwondo. Mr. Gluck speaks Japanese, has performed in a number of plays and with an a cappella group, and enjoys donating WFJF profits to charitable causes.
President (Lord of the Joust)	Current as of June 2011 (old picture)
Julian R. Gluck	Email: LordoftheJoust(at)fingerjoust.com

	Aaron Contreras was among the first finger jousters to join the WFJF, registering for the Forum only days after its launch. He was the first member outside of the Georgia area, hailing from Washington, DC, and quickly became a staying force in the Federation. He was the first forum moderator, aided in the creation of many early, original moves, and is a webmaster himself for his own comedic website. His work in the WFJF has helped to spawn countless improvements to the sport; this ties in with his position as Chief Marshal and his duties of advising on rules and regulations, administrating referee and marshal functions, and regulating the certification of referees and marshals. Working toward a BS in Project Management, Contreras always had a great confidence in the potential of the WFJF, and approached it as a successful project from the start. He has an ambitious goal set for the Federation, and aims to encourage its growth in exciting ways.
Chief Marshal	Current as of August 2007
Aaron Contreras	Email: ChiefMarshal(at)fingerjoust.com