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About Exeter City Football Club

Exeter City Football Club, nicknamed the Grecians, are a supporter owned professional football club that plays in the EFL League 1. The club has a long and proud history, dating back to its formation in 1901 as a merger between St Sidwell's United and Exeter United. Since its inception, the club has played its home matches at St James Park in the heart of the city of Exeter. One of most famous associations of the club is with the Seleção Brasileira - the Brazilian national football team. Exeter City were touring South America in 1914, and faced a representative squad in Rio de Janeiro which became recognised by FIFA as the first inception of the national side. To mark the centenary of the formation, Exeter City will also travel back to Brazil in July 2014 to face Fluminense at the Estádio das Laranjeiras, where the original fixture was hosted 100 years before. Exeter City Supporters'​ Trust became majority owners of the club in 2003. The Trust hadn't been able to save the club from relegation out of the Football League, but through the passion and hard work of the supporters, they were able to save the club from liquidation through times of financial uncertainty. Over a decade on, the Trust is still the proud majority shareholder of the club. Exeter City were promoted back into the Football League in 2008 via a play-off final at Wembley Stadium under the guidance of recently-appointed manager Paul Tisdale, and were promoted up to League 1 the following season to cap a sensational couple of years on the field. Today, Exeter City enjoys a fantastic relationship with its commercial partners in the local community. Through its Football in the Community charity programme, the club engages over 50,000 people in Exeter and Devon every year. The club offers sponsorship opportunities for businesses of any size, and St James Park offers a superb city-centre solution for conferencing and events.

Employees
11 to 50
Headquarters
Exeter

Leadership

The top of Exeter City Football Club's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

JCPhoto of Josh Cann

Josh Cann

Head Of Education

14 reports

JQPhoto of Justin Quick

Justin Quick

Matchday Safety Team

11 reports

CAPhoto of Craig Atkins

Craig Atkins

Head Of Academy Sport Science And Medicine

9 reports

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Donna Greening

Conference Manager

4 reports

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Scott Palfrey

Social Media And Media Manager

2 reports

NW

Nick Wild

Head Of Retail

CMPhoto of Chris McPhee

Chris McPhee

Individual Player Development Coach & U18 Assistant Coach

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Tom Wenborn

Commercial Sales and Relationship Manager

KM

Keith Mason

Director Of Finance

FBPhoto of Fred Burford

Fred Burford

Ticketing Manager

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DIXIE DEAN MIoD

Business Development Specialist

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Robert Hewitt

Football Scout

AW

Adam Williams

Inclusion Leader

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Matthew Dawes

Interim Revenue Manager

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Travis Bramley

Sustainability Officer

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Ben Brotherton

Academy Operations Manager

11 reports

SS

Simon Snell

Safeguarding Consultant / Lead

1 report

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Gary Caldwell

First Team Manager

9 reports

KD

Kelly Dedman

People & Process Development Manager

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Nathan White

Volunteer sports rehabilitator

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Joe McFarlane

Academy Sports Therapist

JAPhoto of Jeff Angila

Jeff Angila

Sports therapist

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Thomas Yates

Sport Science & S&C Coach

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