NZ Rugby could look to football superclubs for answers
NZ Rugby could do worse than following Manchester City owner’s expansionist example.
New New Zealand Rugby chair Stewart Mitchell might be seen as a safe pair of hands to get the organisation through a period of particular turmoil, but how does he – and CEO Mark Robinson – compare with some of potential investor Silver Lake’s other business partners?
The US-based private
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Will Mace
Tue, 08 Jun 2021
Tue, 08 Jun 2021
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NZ Rugby could look to football superclubs for answers
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