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Malcolm Speed Media Introduction
ICC Media Release - 16 July 2001

Malcolm Speed, the new Chief Executive Officer of the ICC, will be holding an informal, introductory media briefing at 11.00 am on Wednesday, 18th July at Lord's cricket ground.


What:           Introduction to new ICC CEO, Malcolm Speed
Who:            Malcolm Speed
When:           11.00 am, Wednesday 18th July 
(between the Stephen Waugh and Michael Atherton press conferences) Where: Bar area of the MCC Indoor School, Lord's cricket ground

Malcolm Speed succeeded David Richards as CEO of the ICC on Monday, 9th July. He joins from the Australian Cricket Board, where he was Chief Executive from 1997.

This will be Malcolm's first official meeting with media since taking up office. It will be an informal discussion and an early opportunity to establish a dialogue with media.

Media contacts:
Mark Harrison
ICC Communications Manager
Tel: + 44 20 7266 7913/1818
Email: mark.harrison@icc.cricket.org

Jonathan Hemus
Countrywide Porter Novelli
Tel: + 44 1295 224478
Email: jonathan.hemus@cpn.co.uk

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