Grant returned to Everton in 2018 for his third spell at Everton, working alongside CEO Professor Denise Barrett-Baxendale as part of the Everton Leadership Team (ELT).ĭirector of Communications, Revenue and International Growth
During a two-year stay in Australia he was Finance Director at Sydney FC and he has also worked as Head of Finance at Liverpool FC. He has also held positions away from the Club. He subsequently joined Everton permanently and became the Club’s Finance Director in 2013. Grant’s association with Everton began in 2006 when he worked at the Club on secondment from Deloitte Sports Group, where he was a consultant. It is also tasked with delivering the financial business plan for Everton’s proposed move to a new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock. Grant’s team supports decision-making across all the Club’s financial functions including player transfers and contract extensions. The 22-strong department has responsibility for delivering Everton’s annual accounts, maintaining the Club’s financial systems, managing the payroll, complying with tax regulations and maintaining banking facilities. She was promoted to CEO in June 2018.įinance Director Grant Ingles is responsible for leading Everton’s finance and strategy team.
She was also responsible for the Club's HR, ICT, Stadium Operations and Stadium Safety teams.ĭenise joined the Everton Board of Directors in July 2016, the same month she was appointed to the Board of Sport England, the national body for grassroots sport. In her role as Deputy CEO, Denise played an integral part in improving the matchday experience for supporters, in turn helping to increase attendances and enhance Everton’s reputation both nationally and abroad. The following year, she was named a Member of the Order of the British Empire in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List for ‘Services to the Community of Merseyside’. One of the most prominent and highly-respected women in the world of football, Dr Denise Barrett-Baxendale, MBE, spent 16 years working in education, fulfilling a variety of academic and leadership roles within Higher Education before venturing into the third sector and world of sport.Īrriving at the Club in January 2010 to develop and lead a transformation strategy for Everton in the Community, Denise was appointed the Club’s Chief Operating Officer in October 2011 and promoted to Deputy Chief Executive in June 2013.
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