US EditionNZ Rugby CEO Mark Robinson steps down after six years
- Mark Robinson led New Zealand Rugby as chief executive from January 2020 until he announced his resignation in June 2025.
- Robinson took charge just before the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted global sport and guided NZR through major financial and sponsorship challenges.
- During his tenure, the Black Ferns won a home World Cup and the All Blacks narrowly lost the final while coaching controversies arose.
- Robinson mentioned that his wife is currently in Australia with their children, and he plans to relocate there to be with them at the beginning of next year.
- Robinson will lead NZR through 2025, concluding key projects as the Board begins a global search for his successor while the organisation remains strong.
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The Independent (US)New Zealand Rugby chief executive Mark Robinson resigns
Robinson said he was leaving the role to join his wife and children who have relocated to Australia.
·London, United Kingdom
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New Zealand Rugby CEO Mark Robinson to step down at year’s end
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — New Zealand Rugby chief executive Mark Robinson will step down at the end of the year, creating a vacancy in one of the most powerful jobs in New Zealand sport.
·Waterloo, Canada
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