ST. JOHN’S, Antigua - Cricket West Indies (CWI) has confirmed several organisational changes at the start of a significant year, that will see the launch of a new four-year strategic plan (2024-27) and the hosting of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in June.
Johnny Grave, Chief Executive Officer of CWI, stated, “As an organization, we are dedicated to nurturing a culture of continuous evolution and improvement. We are steadfast in our pursuit to maximize our human capital, engage the best talent, and foster an environment where excellence thrives throughout the entire system.”
Grave also revealed that “We have concluded a thorough appraisal process, resulting in the realignment of responsibilities of some of our team members. As part of this process, while some contracts have reached a natural conclusion, including those of Dominic Warne, Commercial, Marketing and Communications Director, and Philip Spooner, Media and Public Relations Manager; both individuals will continue supporting us in the extremely important year ahead, in new roles working directly on the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in June. We appreciate their contributions and dedication to our organization and remain committed to their involvement in this significant period.”
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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Well it's good to see readjustments. We wish the new people coming it success.
In reply to dayne
hear hear.
Hope to see improvements as well.
In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
they're adopting the patterson report? because if not, they're changing personnel, not the organizational structure
In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
It would be nice to know where the new 'appointees' are from.
Just more talk but the same old nonsense.
First, they made mention of the contract of Roland Butcher, Travis Dowlin, and Robert Haynes, that ended on 31 December 2023. But they didn’t say they would not renew them. Check next paragraph:
CWI has taken the decision not to immediately replace these selectors until the completion of the review process. The remaining Lead Selectors shall continue to serve under their existing contracts with CWI.
To further confirm their much talking, Sir Desmond Haynes, the first and only head selector that failed to get us qualified for a T20 World Cup and an ODI World Cup because of his biased attitude towards some of our best players, gets to keep his job. So that alone tells us to expect more of the same damn stuff