Ian Wilkinson
Ian Wilkinson
Does anyone know if Ian Wilkinson is still involved with the club? He was on the CIC board a while ago but I've not heard of him mentioned for a while?!
Re: Ian Wilkinson
I know he had to step down due to work commitments quite a while ago now, but whether he's come back into the fold since then I'm not sure.
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Re: Ian Wilkinson
Still see him at the matches
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Re: Ian Wilkinson
He's not on the current Supporters Group board.
Re: Ian Wilkinson
Ok thanks, it's a shame, from the dealings I had with him in the early days I know he was/could have been a huge asset.
I'm genuinely worried about the club having the skills required in it's volunteer base to move certain things forward and also worried that we're overloading others we cannot afford to lose.
I'm genuinely worried about the club having the skills required in it's volunteer base to move certain things forward and also worried that we're overloading others we cannot afford to lose.
Re: Ian Wilkinson
Not so sure.
Those involved in the ground move - if you look through the documents on the council website a number of those are volunteers who have lent their skills (mostly in engineering) to the cause.
There have been various calls to arms for support with the shop (retail expertise), matchday secretary (previously did same role at Biggleswade Town). Similarly a chartered accountant is in place following Laura's departure on the accounting side. I have seen a few other things posted as well where we have gone out for skilled resource.
I'd have previously said PR but with professionals on board now you'd hope that was taken care of.
The one area we could always do with more support is in the fundraising I think. New ideas, new energy and new inspiration are the key to that activity.
Those involved in the ground move - if you look through the documents on the council website a number of those are volunteers who have lent their skills (mostly in engineering) to the cause.
There have been various calls to arms for support with the shop (retail expertise), matchday secretary (previously did same role at Biggleswade Town). Similarly a chartered accountant is in place following Laura's departure on the accounting side. I have seen a few other things posted as well where we have gone out for skilled resource.
I'd have previously said PR but with professionals on board now you'd hope that was taken care of.
The one area we could always do with more support is in the fundraising I think. New ideas, new energy and new inspiration are the key to that activity.