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UK ex-Premier League Nic Coward joins Oritain Board

Published: Mon 15 Aug 2016 09:52 AM
UK ex-Premier League Nic Coward joins Oritain Board
Auckland, New Zealand: August 15, 2016– Oritain International has today announced that ex-Premier League General Secretary Nic Coward will join its Board of Directors effective immediately.
As General Secretary of the Premier League, Mr. Coward was responsible for growing and protecting the Premier League brand in a changing media landscape and under his stewardship, underwent a sustained period of exceptional growth, cementing it as the world’s most pre-eminent football league.
Oritain Chairman Stuart Nattrass says that Mr. Coward brings with him extensive legal and brand marketing expertise, as well as long experience in international corporate governance.
“We are delighted by Nic’s appointment and look forward to his joining the team. His success in growing the Premier League Brand in the UK greatly strengthens our offering. He brings to the table a unique skill set and network of connections that add considerable momentum to Oritain's growth trajectory."
Mr. Coward was the first Chief Executive for British Horseracing Authority (BHA), and more recently filled the challenging role of General Secretary of the UK Premier Football League.
His tenure on the Oritain Board of Directors commenced 1 August 2016.
Oritain is a New Zealand-born, global leader in using forensic science to determine food provenance. It exists to protect the reputations of its customers by identifying and mitigating well-known risks in the food supply chain.
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