Timo Tapio Marjamaa (born 27 June 1976) is a Finnish sports executive and a former professional footballer who played as a defender. Marjamaa is currently the chief executive officer of Finnish top-tier league Veikkausliiga, having started in the position in November 2010.
Marjamaa was born in Lahti and played in a youth sector of local club FC Kuusysi, before making his senior debut with the club's first team in Veikkausliiga in the 1995 season. During his career, he represented FC Lahti, FC Jokerit, AC Allianssi and HJK Helsinki in Finland in Veikkausliiga, and briefly played in Turkish Süper Lig with Yimpaà  Yozgatspor in 2002. Marjamaa ended his professional playing career after the 2007 season due to consecutive knee injuries. He played a total of 199 Veikkausliiga matches, scoring 13 goals and winning the Finnish Cup championship with HJK in 2006.
A former youth international, Marjamaa was capped six times for Finland national football team in friendly matches during 2000âÂÂ2001, scoring one goal against Sweden.
After retiring as a player, Marjamaa graduated MBA in the University of Helsinki School of Economics in November 2007. In his master's thesis, he studied the image of Finnish football. He also worked in a bank sector, before he was appointed the chief executive officer of the top-tier Finnish football league Veikkausliiga in November 2010.
HJK
AC Allianssi
Jokerit