Glenelg CEO departs / New appointment made

[Spargo]

if someone was to list the coaches/CEO's/Presidents of the GFC, it would take them 10 years, and would stretch from the East coast of Australia to the West- and it that time, Glenelg still wouldn't have won a Premiership

... over a team other than North Adelaide

Gotta give it to punky, he keeps giving us free shots.
How can you get upset by a poster who has an avatar of fog horn leg horn in leather?

[Punk Rooster]

Sometimes I feel sorry for Glenelg supporters, but I quickly get over it!

[Booney]

Sometimes I feel sorry for Glenelg supporters, but I quickly get over it!

They have a choice.

[blues2002]

Sometimes I feel sorry for Glenelg supporters, but I quickly get over it!

They have a choice.

I felt sorry for Norwood supporters a few years back and look where that got us....

[Dutchy]

Could be some big news regarding this very soon, could be an outstanding appointment about to be made.

[Panther Pack]

Could be some big news regarding this very soon, could be an outstanding appointment about to be made.

Graham Cornes?

[heater31]

Could be some big news regarding this very soon, could be an outstanding appointment about to be made.

Graham Cornes?

Thought he applied for the coaching position

[daysofourlives]

Was this another CEO that didnt want to have anything to do with a yes vote?

[Ecky]

Was this another CEO that didnt want to have anything to do with a yes vote?

Definitely not.

[Spargo]

Super Carey?

[mighty_tiger_79]

Super Carey?

does he still work for Coke?

[Spargo]

Super Carey?

does he still work for Coke?

He was in PNG or Fiji recently for them.
I saw him down the bay not long ago so his contract OS may be up.

[sjt]

Super Carey?

does he still work for Coke?

No, that's Ben cousins.

[grant j]

Super Carey?

does he still work for Coke?

No, that's Ben cousins.

[Dutchy]

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ANNOUNCED
Media Release 26/09/2013
The Glenelg Football Club’s Board of Directors are pleased to announce the appointment of Steven Moore as Chief Executive Officer of Glenelg Football Club.
Steve is a former SANFL Footballer, representing the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club at junior, reserves & league level during the period 1985-1992, including being a player during the successful merger of the Woodville & West Torrens Football Clubs.
Steve has spent the last three years on the Board of Directors of the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club after being appointed by member elect in February 2011. Steve resigned from the Eagles Board prior to accepting the CEO position.
“In my previous board role I critically evaluated the club’s financial reporting systems and recommended improvements, as well as providing a sounding board to the CEO when a Chartered Accountant’s view and opinion was required”, Steve said.
He went on to say, “In my time as a board member at the Eagles I have gained a great understanding of the financial operations of one of the more successful SANFL clubs of recent times, as well as the SANFL competition as a whole. The many changes currently happening in the SANFL present all clubs with huge challenges but at the same time, great opportunities”.
“Being a past SANFL player I can bring a players perspective to the table, but at the same time bring the skills and expertise 25 years experience involved in the accounting and business world provides”, said Steve.
Steve has extensive background in the finance sector with significant experience in business development, systems, cost control & financial management.
As Glenelg’s Chief Executive Officer, Steve will have a centralised focus on the sustainability and growth of the Club.
Glenelg Football Club President Nick Chigwidden and fellow board members welcomed the new appointment.
“Steve has the skills that are valuable to a board striving for success both on and off the field, ensuring the club’s long-term viability and its position as a force in the SANFL”, said Nick Chigwidden.
“Initially, Steve will need to familiarise himself with the Club. The 2014 Season is quickly approaching and we have a number of agendas we need to address. Building relationships with key stakeholders, sponsors, members, staff, Council and the SANFL will be priorities as well as the future projects under review.” Mr Chigwidden concluded.
A short stint as Commercial & Finance Manager of Longridge Group Pty Ltd, followed a long career with chartered accounting firm Accru Harris Orchard, the last twelve years as an Equity Partner. His experience in advising hospitality clients, along with ownership interests in such businesses, means he is equipped with the right expertise the clubs needs in its strategic planning and development.
The Glenelg Football Club welcomes Steven Moore to his new role as Chief Executive Officer. He will officially commence his new role with Glenelg on Tuesday the 8th October, 2013.
Nick Chigwidden
President

[The Sleeping Giant]

Could be some big news regarding this very soon, could be an outstanding appointment about to be made.

So was it big news Dutchy?

[tigers34738586]

another great appointment.............

[Dutchy]

Could be some big news regarding this very soon, could be an outstanding appointment about to be made.

So was it big news Dutchy?

As mentioned by Bone on AA tonight there were some long discussions to try and convince Peter Carey, who is back in town, to take on the role. However he declined.

[wedgetail]

Could be some big news regarding this very soon, could be an outstanding appointment about to be made.

So was it big news Dutchy?

Steve a good guy and hopefully does well. You would think that coming from a stable, well run club such as the Eagles, he would impart some of the systems in place there at the Bays

[Spargo]

You would think that coming from a stable, well run club such as the Eagles

I'm sorry, what was the story with your last CEO Uby, who lasted less than a year?