Scottish Rugby CEO Mark Dodson to Step Down in Summer 2024

Dodson's early departure comes amid significant transition for Scottish Rugby and follows criticism over handling of Siobhan Cattigan tragedy and union's financial performance.

• Mark Dodson, CEO of Scottish Rugby, has announced his decision to step down from his role in the summer of 2024, a year earlier than his contract was set to end.
• Dodson's departure coincides with a period of significant transition for Scottish Rugby, including the implementation of a revised governance structure and the search for a new Performance Director.
• Dodson's tenure, which began in 2011, has been marked by numerous accomplishments, including his contributions during the Covid pandemic and his influence on various international rugby boards and committees.
• Despite his achievements, Dodson faced criticism for his handling of the Siobhan Cattigan tragedy and the financial performance of the union, which posted a £10.5m loss for the last financial year.
• The exact date of Dodson’s departure is yet to be confirmed, and the process for recruiting his successor will be open and transparent.

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