Andrew Clark will move into a full-time chief executive role at the Canberra Racing Club after fill the position on an interim basis for the past three months.
It was decided Clark, a former Canberra Racing chief financial officer, was the best fit for the organisation after the departure of long-time boss Peter Stubbs in October.
Face of Canberra Racing Emily Dibden with Canberra Racing Club chief financial officer Andrew Clark in the Seppelt marquee at Thoroughbred Park ahead of the 2015 Black Opal Stakes Day. Credit:Jeffrey Chan
"I am extremely proud to be appointed as CEO of the Canberra Racing Club, a club I am so passionate about. I look forward to working with my team to continue the development of both the Canberra Racing Club and ACT racing industry as a whole," Clark said.
Canberra Racing Club Chairman Ian Mackay said: "We are delighted that Andrew has accepted the role. He has the required skills, energy and passion to lead thoroughbred racing in Canberra into a bright new future.
"He and his team have a proven track record that will ensure the club capitalises on the opportunities ahead to support and develop the ACT racing industry."
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