Cricket West Indies CEO, Johnny Grave.
Cricket West Indies just lately confirmed the departure of Business, Advertising and marketing and Communications Director, Dominic Warne, who joined the regional governing physique six years in the past. He will likely be joined by Media and Public Relations supervisor, Philip Spooner, who leaves the group after 16 years.
Chief Govt Officer, Johnny Grave, mentioned their contracts had “reached their pure conclusion” as a part of a “thorough appraisal course of.”
“As a company, we’re devoted to nurturing a tradition of steady evolution and enchancment,” Grave mentioned.
“We’re steadfast in our pursuit to maximise our human capital, have interaction one of the best expertise, and foster an surroundings the place excellence thrives all through the whole system.”
He continued, “As a part of this course of, whereas some contracts have reached a pure conclusion, together with these of Dominic Warne, Business, Advertising and marketing and Communications director, and Philip Spooner, Media and Public Relations supervisor, each people will proceed supporting us within the extraordinarily essential yr forward, in new roles working straight on the upcoming ICC Males’s T20 World Cup in June.
“We admire their contributions and dedication to our group and stay dedicated to their involvement on this vital interval.”
Selectors Roland Butcher, Travis Dowlin and Robert Haynes can even depart their roles after CWI didn’t renew their contracts, which ended on Dec. 31, whereas Coach Improvement Supervisor, Chris Brabazon, has additionally returned to Australia after 4 years.
CWI mentioned the choice adjustments had been a part of an ongoing evaluation of the choice system, which shaped a part of the brand new four-year strategic plan, starting this yr.
“We’re devoted to refining our choice processes to raised serve the wants of West Indies cricket. The continuing analysis and restructuring efforts are integral steps towards reaching this purpose,” mentioned Director of Cricket, Miles Bascombe.
CWI expressed its gratitude for a “super contribution” by these whose tenures ended. CWI mentioned the method to exchange Warne and Brabazon would start “imminently.”
