Non-League Paper

CANADIAN PAIR GET ON BOARD WITH ALTY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 January 2021

By Neil Harvey
ALTRINCHAM have gone global in their quest to deliver far-reaching strategic plans by appointing two Canadian-based businessmen to the board of directors after both invested in the club.
Chris Parry and Scott Burton are the two new faces on an increasingly dynamic, forward- thinking board at Moss Lane after both became significant shareholders.
The new directors bring with them a wealth of experience in attracting investment for ambitious, growing businesses, helping to underline Alty’s proactive approach to overcoming the many challenges currently facing clubs througho...

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