Hampshire Cricket Board Ltd (HCB) is pleased to announce the appointment of two new Non-Executive Directors.
Following an open recruitment process, in which over 40 people expressed an interest in the two positions, Jenni Douglas-Todd and Tony Oxley have been appointed to the Board. Both Jenni and Tony bring a wealth of cricket and business experience to HCB.
Jenni has a keen interest in cricket and is currently team manager for St Cross Symondians CC and Winchester Warriors girls teams. Jenni’s professional career spans qualifying as a Probation Officer, being a civil servant and CEO. She also has experience setting up new organisations such as the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire.
I am delighted to have been appointed to HCB as a new non-executive director. This is a critical time for the Board with changes looming, growth in women and girls cricket and the opportunity to see cricket play an important role in an increased focus on fitness and health. I look forward to assisting the board in leading and managing those changes, in addition to supporting the continued enjoyment of cricket at clubs across Hampshire.
Jenni Douglas-Todd, Hampshire Cricket Board Non Executive Director
Tony has spent 30 years playing, coaching and tutoring within Hampshire and is still heavily involved with Fair Oak CC. Professionally, Tony is an experienced project manager, implementing and overseeing change, which will be invaluable as HCB look forward to supporting the implementation of the ECB’s new growth strategy.
I was delighted to accept the position and I am really looking forward to working with the Board and member clubs to ensure the recreational game in Hampshire stays strong and adapts to today's requirements.
Tony Oxley, Hampshire Cricket Board Non Executive Director
John Wolfe, Chairman of HCB said, ‘The Directors and Development Team are very much looking forward to working with Jenni and Tony, they will bring additional experience from within cricket and from their management careers. They will make an invaluable contribution to the Board and to the development of the wider recreational game in Hampshire’.
