Todd Greenberg appointed as new CEO of Cricket Australia
Todd Greenberg has officially been appointed as the new chief executive officer (CEO) of Cricket Australia. He will replace Nick Hockley, who is due to leave his post at the end of the summer. Currently the CEO of the Australian Cricketers's Association and a former head of the National Rugby League, Greenberg was a frontrunner for the position.
Greenberg's extensive experience in sports management
Greenberg's wealth of experience in sports management includes his time as the CEO of the National Rugby League and General Manager of Stadium Australia. He has also represented New South Wales in first-grade cricket. His close relationships with players and vast experience managing broadcast partners, sponsors, stadia, and live events will prove to be invaluable in his new role at Cricket Australia.
Greenberg's contributions to cricket and future vision
Greenberg was key in the recent MOU between Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers's Association. He also traveled with Hockley on a tour to Pakistan in 2022 when Australia returned to play international cricket there after 1998. Upon his appointment, Greenberg had said he was excited to lead Cricket Australia's administration and was thankful for the opportunity to contribute further to a sport he loved since childhood.
Cricket Australia Chairman lauds Greenberg's appointment
Cricket Australia Chairman, Mike Baird, was delighted with Greenberg's appointment. He lauded Greenberg for his vast experience from heading the National Rugby League and his current role as CEO of the Australian Cricketers's Association. Baird also emphasized Greenberg's track record as a driver of commercial growth and innovation, mentioning examples like bringing the State of Origin to Melbourne and launching the NRLW.
