Tony Mestrov gets the gig I wish him well. Why would Penn give Buzz the announcement for his **** column and not let the members get it first? The people running our club have no idea how to embrace members.
The Manly Sea Eagles are to appoint Greyhounds NSW boss Tony Mestrov as their new chief executive to replace Stephen Humphreys.
The former Manly and South Sydney Rabbitohs forwards is regarded in the corporate world as one of sport’s sharpest business minds.
Manly chairman Scott Penn has revealed Mestrov, 52, was previously interviewed when the job was last advertised three years ago.
“Tony was firmly in the mix but he didn’t quite have the hardened chief executive’s experience,” Penn said.
“Since then he has done an incredibly good job with greyhound racing to lift the profile of the sport.
“He’s a Manly man and a really impressive guy. It was a no-brainer this time.”
Mestrov beat NRL executive and former front-rower Jason King for the role.
Manly has had much front-office upheaval in the last decade.
Mestrov becomes their sixth CEO in eight years, following Humphreys, Lyall Gorman, Tim Cleary, Joe Kelly and David Perry.
The Manly Sea Eagles are to appoint Greyhounds NSW boss Tony Mestrov as their new chief executive to replace Stephen Humphreys.
The former Manly and South Sydney Rabbitohs forwards is regarded in the corporate world as one of sport’s sharpest business minds.
Manly chairman Scott Penn has revealed Mestrov, 52, was previously interviewed when the job was last advertised three years ago.
“Tony was firmly in the mix but he didn’t quite have the hardened chief executive’s experience,” Penn said.
“Since then he has done an incredibly good job with greyhound racing to lift the profile of the sport.
“He’s a Manly man and a really impressive guy. It was a no-brainer this time.”
Mestrov beat NRL executive and former front-rower Jason King for the role.
Manly has had much front-office upheaval in the last decade.
Mestrov becomes their sixth CEO in eight years, following Humphreys, Lyall Gorman, Tim Cleary, Joe Kelly and David Perry.