WREXHAM have appointed Rob Faulkner as the club’s new Chief Business and Communications Officer.
Faulkner, who will start in the position from December 1, 2024, joins the Reds from his role as Communications and Marketing Director of the European Club Association, the sole and exclusive body representing the interests of over 700 European clubs of which Wrexham is a member.
Has has also worked for UEFA, Inter Milan, the European Club Association, European Athletics, Yamaha and Toyota, and speaks English, French, Italian and Spanish.
Faulkner will be responsible for all commercial and communications activities at the club, including sponsorship, marketing, partnership management, retail and merchandising, ticketing and hospitality, and communications.
Faulkner will report directly to Chief Executive Officer Michael Williamson who told the official club website: “I am pleased to welcome Rob to the Wrexham family. He brings with him more than 20 years of football experience including long stints at UEFA and Inter Milan, where he created the Inter Media House.
“He has a wealth of international experience and a truly global outreach that will be vital as we move forward with our plans to grow the club’s domestic and international fan base.”
On his appointment,Faulkner said: “I can’t wait to get started in my new role at Wrexham AFC as Chief Business and Communications Officer. The club has been on an upward spiral for the past three years, driven by its inspirational owners and loyal fans.
“I look forward to supporting its continued upwards journey both on and off the pitch, while keeping it firmly anchored in the hearts and minds of the local community. I would like to thank Wrexham AFC CEO Michael Williamson and co-chairmen Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds for this great opportunity.”
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