The Society Committee members are unpaid volunteers, democratically elected for a 2 year tenure by the Society membership. The tenures are staggered so that half of Committee positions (6) are subject to (re)election at the annual June AGM. The next scheduled AGM which offers and opportunity to stand / vote for Society Committee members and motions will be in June 2020.
PLEASE NOTE: There are currently vacancies on the Society Committee. We are able to co-opt volunteers at any time - without having to wait for the annual AGM. Please contact us on bathcitysocietycommittee@gmail.com if you would like to get involved in running a Community football club. Below is a flavour of the typical Society Committee activities:
PLEASE NOTE: There are currently vacancies on the Society Committee. We are able to co-opt volunteers at any time - without having to wait for the annual AGM. Please contact us on bathcitysocietycommittee@gmail.com if you would like to get involved in running a Community football club. Below is a flavour of the typical Society Committee activities:
The Society Committee typically meets on the last Thursday of the month at Twerton Park to discuss topics relevant to the role of Society and matters affecting the above activities.
Meet the current Society Committee members. If you would like to raise a particular issue or you have an idea or would like to ask a question, please contact
Meet the current Society Committee members. If you would like to raise a particular issue or you have an idea or would like to ask a question, please contact
Michael Clayton
Chairman
Redevelopment Working Group
Michael is an ex Referee who has found "Real Football" again through supporting City after becoming disillusioned with the money and cheating of the Premier League teams and players.
Michael and his son (and occasionally his daughter) are generally to be found behind the goal City are attacking with large black and white chequered / striped flags. Come and say "hello" next time.
Elected in 2018
Chairman
Redevelopment Working Group
Michael is an ex Referee who has found "Real Football" again through supporting City after becoming disillusioned with the money and cheating of the Premier League teams and players.
Michael and his son (and occasionally his daughter) are generally to be found behind the goal City are attacking with large black and white chequered / striped flags. Come and say "hello" next time.
Elected in 2018
Emma Sparks
Secretary & Members Liaison
Commercial Working Group
Emma's a very new Bath City Supporter. She was captured by the community feel of the club through her involvement with the Bid and was keen to see how else she could volunteer to support the club. She brings with her a 'can do' attitude and prior experience of serving on a committee having been active in a number of roles on Bath Rugby Supporters' Club. Her first Bath City match was at home against Hemel Hempstead where we won 6-0 in the 16/17 season.
Re-elected in 2019
Secretary & Members Liaison
Commercial Working Group
Emma's a very new Bath City Supporter. She was captured by the community feel of the club through her involvement with the Bid and was keen to see how else she could volunteer to support the club. She brings with her a 'can do' attitude and prior experience of serving on a committee having been active in a number of roles on Bath Rugby Supporters' Club. Her first Bath City match was at home against Hemel Hempstead where we won 6-0 in the 16/17 season.
Re-elected in 2019
Treasurer
Finance Working Group
Position Vacant. If you are interested in applying for this role, please click here to find the job ad in our news section
Paul Brotherton
Compliance Officer and Membership Secretary
Paul has been watching Bath City since he moved to Bath in 2011. He gradually got more involved and became fully converted to the cause in 2016 when he joined the Supporters' Society, took part in the community Bid and got his first season ticket. Paul is committed to community ownership as a model to help the club reach its potential both on and off the pitch. Paul previously worked in the NHS as a public health specialist
Elected in 2019
Compliance Officer and Membership Secretary
Paul has been watching Bath City since he moved to Bath in 2011. He gradually got more involved and became fully converted to the cause in 2016 when he joined the Supporters' Society, took part in the community Bid and got his first season ticket. Paul is committed to community ownership as a model to help the club reach its potential both on and off the pitch. Paul previously worked in the NHS as a public health specialist
Elected in 2019
ReShane Morgan
Operations Director on Club Board
Shane is a long-standing supporter and has represented the Society on the club board for a number of years, as well as serving as the club's Safety Officer.
Re-elected in 2018
Operations Director on Club Board
Shane is a long-standing supporter and has represented the Society on the club board for a number of years, as well as serving as the club's Safety Officer.
Re-elected in 2018
Ken Loach
Community Working Group
Redevelopment Working Group
Ken is a long standing Society member and has been on the Committee for a number of years supporting both the Society and the Club.
Elected in 2019
Community Working Group
Redevelopment Working Group
Ken is a long standing Society member and has been on the Committee for a number of years supporting both the Society and the Club.
Elected in 2019
Marc Thomas
Football Working Group
Supporter Engagement and Communication
Marc is a teacher and qualified football coach. He has been part of the Big Bath City Bid team and is especially interested how Bath City can develop community engagement.
Elected in 2018
Football Working Group
Supporter Engagement and Communication
Marc is a teacher and qualified football coach. He has been part of the Big Bath City Bid team and is especially interested how Bath City can develop community engagement.
Elected in 2018
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Mr. Stuart Page is an experienced international businessman, senior executive and security expert in international affairs and engagement from the Australian diplomatic service, security, intelligence, military and the United Nations and a sports enthusiast. Mr Page is the CEO and Founder of Enigma Alliance (www.enigma-alliance.com) and an advisor to several other international companies. He was previously with the International Centre for Sport Security (ICSS) and has previously held senior positions for over 20 years in the diplomatic service (The Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade [Australia]) both domestically and overseas, for the Department of Defence, an Australian intelligence agency, Australian military and the Department of the Prime Minister & Cabinet, where he advised former Australian Prime Minister John Howard on the APEC meetings.
Mr Page’s last senior diplomatic post was Assistant Secretary Diplomatic Security Branch, where he was responsible for the security & safety of the Australian diplomatic corp. This involved responsibility for the protection and safety of 7,000 personnel, AUD 3 billion in assets (embassies, buildings, equipment, vehicles), and classified information in over 100 countries. Mr Page also has served as Australia's representative on an oversight committee of technical security countermeasures (TSCM) & cyber security for five countries. Mr Page alongside serving as the CEO and Founder of Enigma Alliance (www.enigma-alliance.com) works closely with his charity support to Street Kids in Africa, Global Sports Integrity education fund with 6 universities in Europe (www.maisi-project.eu/the-international-advisory-board) and 65 Degrees North (disabled war veterans rehabilitation through sport). He is also a board member and served a rotation in the Vice President position on the Board of Trustees to UNICRI, since 2009 for United Nations initiatives through UNICRI. Re-elected in 2019 |
Society Committee Officer Roles and Responsibilities
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