Hall resigns as Wipa CEO

Hall resigns as Wipa CEO

Wednesday, December 25, 2013

Kingston—

The West Indies Players Association (Wipa) today announced the resignation of its chief executive officer, Michael Hall. Hall, who has served the sport in several capacities for more than a decade, has resigned to pursue other opportunities, although he will remain as a director of Wipa.

“We are sorry to see Michael leave his role as the CEO of the Association,” said Wipa’s president Wavell Hinds. “He is a more than capable administrator, who provided a steady, level-headed approach to the handling of the players’ business during his tenure. We are pleased that he will continue to serve the region’s players by remaining as a member of Wipa’s board.” 

Hall’s role in cricket administration began in 2001, when he was appointed Chief Cricket Operations Officer at the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB). In 2004 he was named executive director of Jamaica Cricket 2007 Ltd, where he spearheaded Jamaica’s successful bid response which led to the award of their 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup packages.