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Wrexham chief executive Williamson leaves after two years

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Michael Williamson departs after two years; director Shaun Harvey takes over as acting CEO.
Wrexham chief executive Michael Williamson has left the club after two years in the role. Director Shaun Harvey, a former chief executive of the English Football League and Leeds United, will take over as acting CEO on an interim basis.
Williamson joined Wrexham in 2024 and oversaw the club's promotion from League One to the Championship, as well as work to expand the Racecourse's capacity with a new Kop stand. Co-chairmen Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds thanked him for his contribution to the club's rise.
Harvey has been involved with Wrexham's executive board as an advisor since Reynolds and Mac completed their takeover in 2021. The club has not yet specified a timeframe for appointing a permanent successor.
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