Sally Bolton dejará su cargo como directora ejecutiva del AELTC tras Wimbledon

Sally Bolton, la primera mujer en ocupar el cargo de directora ejecutiva del All England Lawn Tennis Club, dejará su puesto después del torneo de Wimbledon de este año. Su mandato de seis años incluyó varias innovaciones en el histórico torneo.

Sally Bolton tiene previsto dejar el cargo tras el torneo de Wimbledon de 2026, que se celebrará del 29 de junio al 12 de julio. Asumió el puesto en 2020 como la cuarta directora ejecutiva en la historia del club, sucediendo a Richard Lewis. Durante su etapa, Bolton supervisó el relanzamiento del torneo tras la pandemia y promovió planes de expansión que recibieron aprobación legal.

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