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Bath City FC on the lookout for new voluntary director to join their board

Friday 1st September 2017 Bath Echo News Team Sport

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Bath City FC, the city’s newly community-owned football club, is recruiting for a new director to join its board, after a former appointee moved away from the area.

Following the successful fundraising of over £350,000 and conversion to community owned status in May, the Club’s board is now constituted of nine members including six from the majority shareholding Supporters Society.

Following former appointee Nick Thompson’s move away from the area, the search is on for a new member to take up the voluntary post.

The Society has advertised that it is looking for someone with “strong business experience, ideally with sporting or food and beverage backgrounds and local connections.”

Applicants should contact Michael Clayton, Chair Bath City Supporters Society, via: [email protected].

To find out more about the role, visit: www.bathcityfc.com/recruiting-new-director/.

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