The Scottish Premier League today announced the appointment of their new Chief Executive, Neil Doncaster. Neil was introduced to the clubs today.
Neil, aged 39 and raised in London, formerly held the post of Chief Executive at Norwich City FC.
His experience in football governance is also broad having been a Director of both the FA and the Football League south of the border.
Lex Gold, Chairman of the SPL, said: “We have been engaged in a detailed recruitment process for some time now. The role attracted international interest.
"Neil was the unanimous choice of those involved in the process. He has had excellent experience in club football with Norwich City and with his involvement with the FA and the Football League.
"That experience will hold him in good stead to lead the SPL team and deal with the challenges that lie ahead.”
Neil Doncaster, Chief Executive of the SPL, said: "I’ve worked in football for fifteen years and I am excited about now playing a part in developing the Scottish game.
"The SPL already has excellent standing in European football but like all football organisations it faces many complex issues and challenges.
"I am looking forward to working hard with the Board, our member clubs, our partners and the SPL staff to continue to improve our competition and push Scottish football forward."
Watch a full interview with Neil from today's Press Conference
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Tuesday 7th July 2009
SPL appoint new Chief Executive
Neil Doncaster has been announced as the new Chief Executive of the Scottish Premier League