A Companies House document has revealed that West Ham have just lost one of their longest-serving executives.
Things do not appear to be going well for the Hammers on the pitch as well as behind the scenes.
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Losing someone who has been at West Ham United since 2009 will undoubtedly be a bitter pill to swallow.
Tara Warren parts ways with West Ham
Guardian journalist Jacob Steinberg shared an image on X of a document from Companies House confirming that Tara Warren has left the club.
Warren, who was the Irons’ executive director, has parted ways with them by handing in her resignation.
The filing of the document was dated 29 December, Monday, confirming her departure from West Ham 10 days prior to it being submitted.
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She joined the London Stadium outfit back in 2009, when she was the Head of Marketing.
After that, Warren climbed her way to a prominent position at the club and was appointed to the board in 2015.
She is known to be a close ally of Karren Brady, who serves as the vice-chairman.
Warren also played a pivotal role in major projects, notably the Hammers’ move to the London Stadium, along with shaping marketing strategies, commercial growth, broadcast rights, and stakeholder management.
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What impact will Warren’s exit have on West Ham?
Warren was viewed as a steady and reliable figure behind the scenes, so her exit will cause some ripple effects.
The strategic planning and marketing aspects of Warren’s role will need to be assigned immediately, or a replacement brought in as soon as possible.
J Albert Smith and Daniel Harris are two non-executive directors, and a different role could be on the cards for either of them.
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Warren’s departure could see someone else being elected to the board, and it could be the beginning of an upheaval at the club.
Fans, for years, have rightly been frustrated with the governance of the club, and this could be viewed as a step in the right direction.
As things stand, no official announcement has been made by the club, but it now seems to be only a matter of time.
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