Treaty United FC begin search for Managing Director to 'drive off-field growth'
Treaty United FC have begun their search for a new Managing Director to "lead the club’s off-field operations and drive the next phase of growth". Pic: Diarmuid Greene/Sportsfile.
Treaty United FC have begun their search for a new Managing Director to "lead the club’s off-field operations and drive the next phase of growth".
Over the past two years, Treaty United have been building on and off the pitch following its acquisition by Ciara McCormack and Tricor Pacific Capital.
The men’s squad are currently in a playoff position in the First Division while the women’s team have broken the club’s all-time points record with several academy players earning international recognition, including youth call-ups for Ireland and an International Player of the Year award.
They are also set to take on Bohemians for a place in the Women's FAI Cup final.
Off the pitch, the club secured a long-term lease for the Markets Field, cementing its home in Limerick, while they have also begun building strong European academy links, including a trip to La Liga Academy, Villarreal CF in Spain.
The club also believes the transfer of goalkeeper Michael Dike to Brighton & Hove Albion underlines "the strength of its player pathway".
To build on this foundation, the Board and leadership team have recognised the importance of appointing an experienced professional to take full responsibility for the club’s business, commercial, and operational activities.
The new MD will lead areas such as commercial development, matchday experience, facilities, finance, governance, and community partnerships.
“Treaty United has reached a crucial stage in its journey,” said CEO Ciara McCormack.
“We’ve made great progress in the last two years, and bringing in a Managing Director will ensure our business operations grow in line with our football ambitions.
"I look forward to working closely with the new MD, ensuring alignment between football and business operations, with my focus shifting primarily to driving football strategy, player development and on-field success — as we strive to be a leader in Irish football, on and off the pitch.”
Treaty United FC are now inviting applications from "experienced and visionary leaders who are passionate about football and community, and who have the expertise to help grow the club into one of Ireland’s most successful and sustainable sporting organisations."
