Vinai Venkatesham ‘delighted’ as Tottenham announce yet another appointment
Tottenham are undergoing a transitional period after the departure of executive chairman Daniel Levy.
Levy left his role at Spurs after 24 years of service and delivered a state-of-the-art stadium and two trophies during his tenure.
Venkatesham could have faced issues at Tottenham after the debacle involving Eberechi Eze, who signed for his former employer Arsenal.
Since Levy’s exit, Venkatesham has wasted no time in making appointments, with another one confirmed.
Tottenham appoint Kate Miller as club’s new chief communications officer
Earlier this week, Venkatesham raided former club Arsenal to appoint Adam Gardiner as their new chief marketing officer.
However, Spurs’ chief executive has not stopped there and has made yet another appointment in North London.
That is because he has now appointed Miller as the Lilywhites’ new chief communications officer, according to the North London club’s website on 12 September.
- Miller has held the same position at the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) since July 2019
- Miller will start her new role in November
- She was responsible for leading and developing the ECB’s communications strategy
“I’m thrilled to join the fantastic team at Tottenham Hotspur,” Miller said.
“Fresh from lifting European silverware and with a world-class stadium, inspired leadership, brilliant new managers across our men’s and women’s sides, and a Foundation doing incredible work in the community, the club is perfectly placed to build on its success. I can’t wait to get started and contribute to the journey ahead.”
Venkatesham added: “I’m delighted that Kate will be joining our Executive team as our Chief Communications Officer.
“She brings significant skills and experience which will help us in a number of areas including how we best communicate to our supporters and other audiences.”
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Why are Spurs making so many changes after Daniel Levy’s exit?
While Levy’s exit may have come as a shock to some, it was likely planned for a significant amount of time.
From the outside, it always appeared that the 63-year-old was in charge, but now it seems that the Lilywhites are keen to spread responsibility.
Furthermore, there is a long-term plan to deliver on-field success at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, so necessary changes are being made.
It is likely that, as a result, there will be greater transparency about what happens behind the scenes, which should help the bond between club and supporters.
Indeed, now is the time for change, and there will probably be more in that regard over the coming months.
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