Sally Bolton quittera son poste de directrice de l'AELTC après Wimbledon

Sally Bolton, la première femme à occuper le poste de directrice générale de l'All England Lawn Tennis Club, quittera ses fonctions après l'édition de cette année des championnats de Wimbledon. Son mandat de six ans a été marqué par plusieurs innovations lors de ce tournoi historique.

Sally Bolton devrait quitter ses fonctions après l'édition 2026 de Wimbledon, qui se déroulera du 29 juin au 12 juillet. Elle a pris ses fonctions en 2020 en tant que quatrième directrice générale de l'histoire du club, succédant à Richard Lewis. Au cours de son mandat, Mme Bolton a supervisé la relance du tournoi après la pandémie et a fait progresser les plans d'expansion qui ont reçu l'approbation légale.

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