Cricket West Indies moving forward with 2024-2027 strategic plan

The CWI board reviewed progress on key projects led by CEO Chris Dehring to improve the organisation’s operations, finances, and high-performance systems. The initiatives aim to increase revenue, create new business opportunities, and ensure the long-term success of West Indies cricket.

President Kishore Shallow said the meeting demonstrated the board’s commitment to strong governance and the sport’s future growth.

“This Board meeting provided an invaluable opportunity for directors to engage in constructive discussions on the strategic direction of Cricket West Indies.

“As the game continues to evolve, maintaining strong alignment between the board and management is essential to ensuring that the decisions we make today today position West Indies cricket for sustained success,” Shallow said. “I am encouraged by the progress of several transformational initiatives that directly support the objectives of the four-year strategic plan, plan enhancing our commercial and cricketing capabilities while delivering enduring benefits for the game and its stakeholders across the region.”

Meanwhile, Dehring said the board’s involvement was essential to driving the organisation’s long-term vision forward.

“Our discussions over the two days reinforced a shared commitment to delivering on the ambitions of “The Long Run’ and building a stronger, more sustainable future for Cricket West Indies.

“From the continued development of the Cricket West Indies Campus and High-Performance Centre to initiatives focused on innovation, commercial growth and revenue diversification, we are making meaningful progress across several pillars of the strategic plan,” Dehring added. “While we remain focused on managing today’s challenges, we are equally committed to creating an organisation that is modern, resilient, and positioned to deliver sustained success for our players, our stake-holders and our fans.”