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Central Coast Mariners Appoint Club’s First Female CEO

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The Central Coast Mariners have named Alyssar Narey as their new Chief Executive Officer, marking a significant leadership change ahead of the 2023/24 A-Leagues season. Narey, who brings a wealth of experience from her previous roles at Football Australia and the A-Leagues, is the first female CEO in the club’s history. This appointment comes at a time when the A-Leagues are driving forward with broader diversity and inclusion initiatives across the sport.

Previously the Head of Women’s Football at the A-Leagues, Narey has a strong track record in driving commercial growth and increasing visibility for the sport and reputation for innovation and strategic thinking. Her leadership is expected to bolster the Mariners’ commercial success and deepen fan engagement.

Outgoing CEO Shaun Mielekamp, who oversaw the club’s recent A-League Men’s Championship win, will work closely with Narey during the transition. As the A-Leagues continue to push for diversity in leadership, Narey’s appointment positions the Mariners for a successful and transformative future.

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