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National League: Search on for new chief as Mark Ives steps down

The National League are looking for a new chief executive after Mark Ives stepped down from the role, citing “personal and family reasons”.

By Neil Harvey

STEPPED DOWN: CEO Mark Ives

The National League are looking for a new chief executive after Mark Ives stepped down from the role, citing “personal and family reasons”.
Since joining the board at the start of 2021, Ives played a pivotal part in helping the National League rebuild from the effects of Covid and helping to raise the profile of the competition.
Ives, a former CEO at Hertfordshire FA, was also hugely influential in the implementation of the National League’s streaming platform National League TV and, more recently, the launch of the 3UP campaign.
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