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Caledonia Gladiators announce Tony McDaid as Chief Executive Officer
Caledonia Gladiators can officially confirm the appointment of Tony McDaid as the Chief Executive of Caledonia Gladiators Basketball. Experienced in basketball as a player and currently a senior leader within education in Scotland, Tony joins the club as their first CEO in history, joining the leadership team as they prepare for a crucial 2023/24 season, and the move to their new East Kilbride arena.
Tony has worked with South Lanarkshire Council as Executive Director of Education since 2017. In this role, Tony has been responsible for delivering the highest quality of education to children and young people in South Lanarkshire and leaves a legacy behind that has had significant impact on the lives of children and young people and the community that has been recognised both nationally and internationally.
He also has an extensive commitment and track record in youth development having coached Lady Rocks since 2013 and has offered significant time to developing basketball over this period. This can be seen in the progress made during last season by Caledonia Gladiators talented youth players, Emma Kerr, Sally Campbell, Kerry McGhee and Zoe Sharpe, who made the step-up to the WBBL.
Tony McDaid said: “I’m delighted to be joining the club in a time of such potential and huge opportunity. I’m thoroughly looking forward to building on the success of last season, getting to know the fans and supporting our owners, Steve and Alison Timoney’s ambitions.”
Tony starts in his role on 19th June, and the club are excited for his contributions for the season ahead and beyond.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Lucie Hayes .
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
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