Rugby Australia chief executive Andy Marinos has resigned four months out from the World Cup in France to “pursue new opportunities”.
The 50-year-old informed RA staff of the decision on Monday. He will remain in the position until June.
“I cannot overstate the commitment and incredible work ethic of the people around me at RA, and the roles they have played in helping drive some critical structural changes for Rugby in this country,” Marinos said in a statement.
“The foundations have been established and the business is now well-prepared to test the market for private equity investment, making it the right time for me to move on.”
Marinos, who represented Wales in eight Tests during his playing career, was appointed as RA chief executive in February 2021 following Raelene Castle’s departure the previous year. He previously served as chief executive of SANZAAR, rugby’s…
