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Karren Brady Exits West Ham, Cites Trophy Glory
21 Apr
Summary
- Karren Brady concluded her 16-year tenure as West Ham vice-chairman.
- She cited lifting the UEFA Europa Conference League trophy as a career highlight.
- Brady's departure ends a nearly four-decade professional relationship with David Sullivan.
Baroness Karren Brady has announced her departure from West Ham United, where she served as vice-chairman for 16 years. This marks the end of a significant chapter for the prominent businesswoman, known for her role on 'The Apprentice'.
Brady's tenure at the club, which began in 2010 alongside David Sullivan and the late David Gold, was marked by key developments. Most notably, she was instrumental in the complex relocation of the team from the Boleyn Ground to the London Stadium in 2016.
Reflecting on her time with the Hammers, Brady expressed gratitude for the relationships and opportunities. She specifically highlighted lifting the UEFA Europa Conference League trophy as an unforgettable career achievement, concluding her extensive involvement with the East London club.
