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Chief Operating Officer

Flaggers

May not be the best moderator on LTLF, but he's...
LTLF Minion

Welcome, Paul Albert Francis Bell.

via Twitter - Can he get hot water in the toilets?
Can he take a decent free kick?
etc.

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Nottingham Forest is pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Bell as its new Chief Operating Officer.

With over two decades of experience in sports marketing and an impressive track record in the football industry, Paul brings a wealth of expertise and a vast network of contacts to the club.

Paul joins Nottingham Forest following a successful tenure as Executive Director at Leeds United, where he spent seven years driving commercial growth and elevating the club's status both domestically and internationally.

During his time at Leeds United, Paul was instrumental in delivering record commercial revenues, leading the club back into the prestigious Deloitte Top 20 European Money League for the first time since the 2002/03 season.

Under Paul's leadership, the retail business at Leeds United became the fastest-growing in European football over a five-year period. He also facilitated major sponsorship agreements for the Yorkshire club, securing deals with renowned brands including adidas, SBOTOP, Hisense, JD Sports, Heineken, and EA Sports.

Paul’s impact extended beyond sponsorship, successfully delivering commercially-focused pre-season tours to Australia and Norway for Leeds United, as well as hosting a variety of international sports events and music concerts at Elland Road, including England Senior Men's and Women's team friendlies, Rugby League World Cup matches and World Championship Boxing.

Forest Chairman Tom Cartledge said: ”We are delighted to welcome Paul Bell to Nottingham Forest as our new Chief Operating Officer. His extensive experience, proven track record, and deep understanding of the football landscape make him the ideal candidate to drive our club's commercial growth and operational excellence.

“We look forward to leveraging his expertise as we further strengthen our senior team and redouble our efforts to drive the club's future success and growth, on and off the pitch.”
 

Strummer

Socialismo O Muerte!
LTLF Minion
„Managing commercial growth“?

Oh boy, he‘s going to have his work cut out for him at Forest. Good luck on that score, you will need it Paul.
 

Otis Redding

Try A Little Tenderness
I assume that a COO is an alternative title to a CEO, which has been seemingly vacant since Mr Vrentzos returned to Greece?
 

Statto

Free Kick Specialist
When he quits in a few months, I'm assuming this will be the Bell End?
 

Statto

Free Kick Specialist
I assume that a COO is an alternative title to a CEO, which has been seemingly vacant since Mr Vrentzos returned to Greece?
not really

The CEO usually oversees everything, basically the equivalent to the MD, then you'd have maybe a CFO for finance, and the COO is for operations, maybe a CIO for information, etc

So he'd manage the commercial side and be in charge of the football operations. I guess in effect Cartledge is the CEO and he'd report to him
 

donny

Grenville Morris
That is a good appointment. He's done some outstanding work at Leeds
Definitely. I know a couple of guys there who really liked him.
 

Flaggers

May not be the best moderator on LTLF, but he's...
LTLF Minion
„Managing commercial growth“?

Oh boy, he‘s going to have his work cut out for him at Forest. Good luck on that score, you will need it Paul.
5% of f*** all is.....
 

MaxiRobriguez

Bob McKinlay
Dear Paul,

Thanks for your contribution and efforts and everyone at Forest wishes you well in your next venture.








Oh sorry, it's still Friday isn't it.
 

DanR

Steve Chettle
His first job is to take the telly which EM put his foot through back to Currys and try to claim a refund.

Somewhere on page 15 of the to do list is fixing a decent cup of coffee for Strummer.
 
"With over two decades of experience in sports marketing and an impressive track record in the football industry, Paul brings a wealth of expertise and a vast network of contacts to the club."

"He will be personally line managed by Mr Marinakis...Jr."

Worra club.
 

JohnnyCarey

Viv Anderson
I actually think this is one of the easiest jobs in football. Forest are so far behind everybody else on matchday experiences, sponsorship and retail sales that just getting the club up to an average performance will be a genius level achievement.
 
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