Overview
- 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.