'Outstanding candidate' Bevington appointed Aberdeen chief executive
Adrian Bevington is eager to "immerse" himself in the Granite City after joining Aberdeen as chief executive. The former English FA managing director and group communications director replaces Alan Burrows, whose departure was announced on Tuesday. Bevington has also held roles at Aston Villa and Middlesbrough and worked with Nottingham Forest and the Welsh FA.
Adrian Bevington has been appointed as Aberdeen's chief executive, replacing Alan Burrows. The 55-year-old former English FA managing director will join the club to immerse himself in the Granite City and build strong relationships across all areas of the business. Bevington's appointment was hailed as outstanding by Aberdeen FC chairman Dave Cormack, who praised his calm and clear thinking, ability to handle a high-profile role, and well-regarded references from across the highest levels of the sport.
Bevington expressed excitement about relocating to Aberdeen and getting to know the club's loyal supporters, commercial partners, stakeholders, and wider community.
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