2020/21 The Everton Board Thread

[Eggs]

….appears to be doing very well, good on her.

 

[AdamEFC]

Can she play right back?

 

[larbert toffee]

Well done Denise.

 

[neil999]

Bloody women!

 

[msb]

Apparently she's only in the job because she keeps Unsworth happy.

In the real world she is a top business executive and we are lucky to have her.

 

[Sadken]

Yeah but can she cook?

 

[COYBL25]

@davek will be over the moon

 

[Noble Savage]

She comes across as thoroughly professional and approachable .
EitC is an amazing charity . She's so good at her job , that there hasn't been any need to wheel out Saint Bill and his stories about the good old days .
Congratulations Denise . Well deserved .

 

[tommye]

Bloody women!

Only for a week a month mate.

 

[GraemeS1980]

Excellent, the best we have had for many years. I was made up when she called me near the start of covid and said that her and the Everton staff were proud to have one of their own working on the frontline in A&E. I was even more made up when I received two Everton shirts one worn by Seamus and one by James.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Can't be right, I've seen plenty of titans of industry on here saying she doesn't know what she's doing.

 

[Saint Domingo]

Awards are good and everything but the real output has to be on the pitch and from that perspective we have failed miserably and not really progressed since she took over from Elstone who set a very low bar. I’m not saying she isn’t supremely capable, or she doesn’t have to deal with difficult conditions, or that she doesn’t have issues with Moshiri, Kenwright, Brands etc. but at the end of the day being CEO means the buck stops with you and we’ve failed at pretty much everything except the charity work and the stadium recently.

Our corporate comms are awful, never more so than when Ancelotti left and we just said nothing for days.

We’ve failed to be competitive at football in any shape or form for a long time

We’ve meekly surrendered any sort of position in the city and local markets to Liverpool with the Everton brand now being almost invisible apart from EITC.


I am often dubious about executives who hold multiple positions on different bodies. It looks great on the CV, but surely sorting the issues at Everton has to be a full time job?

 

[davek]

Congratulations, quite clear the industry holds you in high regards.

While @TheSecondComing thinks she is in the job as she is mates with Kenwright.

Everton chief exec Denise Barrett-Baxendale wins hat-trick of awards

Professor Denise Barrett-Baxendale was appointed Everton CEO back in 2018 and has been a key figure behind the Bramley-Moore Dock project

www.google.com

Chugger.

 

[davek]

Awards are good and everything but the real output has to be on the pitch and from that perspective we have failed miserably and not really progressed since she took over from Elstone who set a very low bar. I’m not saying she isn’t supremely capable, or she doesn’t have to deal with difficult conditions, or that she doesn’t have issues with Moshiri, Kenwright, Brands etc. but at the end of the day being CEO means the buck stops with you and we’ve failed at pretty much everything except the charity work and the stadium recently.

Our corporate comms are awful, never more so than when Ancelotti left and we just said nothing for days.

We’ve failed to be competitive at football in any shape or form for a long time

We’ve meekly surrendered any sort of position in the city and local markets to Liverpool with the Everton brand now being almost invisible apart from EITC.


I am often dubious about executives who hold multiple positions on different bodies. It looks great on the CV, but surely sorting the issues at Everton has to be a full time job?

Spot on.

 

[msb]

Awards are good and everything but the real output has to be on the pitch and from that perspective we have failed miserably and not really progressed since she took over from Elstone who set a very low bar. I’m not saying she isn’t supremely capable, or she doesn’t have to deal with difficult conditions, or that she doesn’t have issues with Moshiri, Kenwright, Brands etc. but at the end of the day being CEO means the buck stops with you and we’ve failed at pretty much everything except the charity work and the stadium recently.

Our corporate comms are awful, never more so than when Ancelotti left and we just said nothing for days.

We’ve failed to be competitive at football in any shape or form for a long time

We’ve meekly surrendered any sort of position in the city and local markets to Liverpool with the Everton brand now being almost invisible apart from EITC.


I am often dubious about executives who hold multiple positions on different bodies. It looks great on the CV, but surely sorting the issues at Everton has to be a full time job?

You're completely right of course. Everton are utterly woeful and undeserving of our support.

Club is in a cycle of gloom and despair and we should abandon all hope.

There, does that make you happier and fit your outlook on the club?