Is Justin Pascoe a good CEO, put it all here

[jirskyr]

Here we go, new thread for the anti- and pro Pascoe campaigning, liberate the Signing Suggestions Thread from another derailment.

 

[jirskyr]

Yes he is, no he isn't, brrr

 

[LeichhardtTiger]

Apart from his dodgy metrosexual hairdo/comb over, & poor attempt at Dad joke humour (especially when Ivan The Terrible and he did their double act) I think he has been OK. Oh and The Robbie blunder. There's that minor detail!

 

[OzLuke]

I think he's been pretty good to be fair with all the club drama that has been going on.

It's also my gut instinct that management threw him under the bus in regards to the Farah incident....He took it on the chin in the best interests of the club....

I guess the next year will see how he steps up with a bit of stability.....

 

[tiger_one]

How can we on this forum really give a true performance assessment of Pascoe (or anyone for that matter) in an admin position within the Wests Tigers admin, without knowing the inner workings of the club, day by day, the requisite KPIs etc, contractual obligations etc etc.

We might have opinions.
Butt that's all they are - opinions.
Nothing of benefit one way or the other, except open a negative box - just think of Doust at Saints .

The onus is on our Wests Tigers board (to whom Pascoe answers) to evaluate his performance.

 

[momo_amp_medo]

Yes he is. Amen.

 

[jadtiger]

Best we have had since the merger.Not perfect but the best by far imo

 

[TheDaBoss]

Yea he is

 

[Tim Sheens]

On the fence, leaning towards pro based on the financial situation, but torn over both ends of his role in tha Farah saga and particularly his first actions.

 

[GNR4LIFE]

He’s ok. I can see where people who are frustrated with him are coming from though.

 

[Demps]

How long is a piece of string?

 

[Viking Warrior]

Needs a poll

 

[Newtown]

He needs to just concentrate on the club's financial affairs. He needs to leave the football side of things i.e, new player signings, home ground matters etc to those with more nous in these matters, i.e. Madge and Co,. I feel that he is failing on the latter.

 

[twentyforty]

How can we on this forum really give a true performance assessment of Pascoe (or anyone for that matter) in an admin position within the Wests Tigers admin, without knowing the inner workings of the club, day by day, the requisite KPIs etc, contractual obligations etc etc.

We might have opinions.
Butt that's all they are - opinions.
Nothing of benefit one way or the other, except open a negative box - just think of Doust at Saints .

The onus is on our Wests Tigers board (to whom Pascoe answers) to evaluate his performance.

Wise words. Justin Pascoe May appear to be either a great CEO or a poor one. Your rating would be relative to his results and your expectations. However, If Pascoe’s personal performance expectations aren’t matching with those of the people who asked him to do the job then , it would be reasonable to expect a low rating.
I have my own personal views on how an organisational chart for a footy club should look but that is a discussion on its own for many reasons. But I will say that the OC from club to club appears to have a degree of flexibility depending on who fills the positions.
I will also say that a successful organisation has a fairly inflexible OC, which means recruitment does not mean lack of continuity. Continuity is the cornerstone of an organisations culture.
Which reminds me. When are we going to revisit the victory song. ???

 

[Russell]

Think he is doing a great job. Hung out to dry over Farah imo.

Best CEO we have had at the WT - and good CEO's don't grow on trees.

 

[PabloX]

I'm a fan. Feels like the club is actually heading in the right direction

 

[teddy23]

I’ve got a friend who use to work at Penrith when Justin was the CEO there, and when we brought him over I asked about his thoughts on Pascoe

And let’s just say he didn’t give me the greatest hype up, didn’t rate him at all as a CEO

 

[Newtown]

Justin's CV

Justin is a Senior Executive with international experience in Sports. Justin’s experience extends to driving commercial strategies to ensure a competitive advantage and delivering sustainable financial results. Justin has a proven track record of increasing profile and income with businesses from multi nationals to start ups across several different sectors including Sports,;Consumer products, Automotive and industrial.

Justin has negotiated contracts at the highest level, inclusive of Government contracts in China, Franchise and Distribution agreements and licensing rights with companies like MLB, NHL, Disney, Marvel, Lucas both domestically and globally. Justin has an MBA with a major in financial management that has enabled him to develop strong operational skills such as project management, Procurement macro and micro planning, performance analytics and customer and competitor insight generation. Justin has worked also worked with the AFL and NRL.Globally, Justin has worked extensively in Western and Eastern Europe and six years in North America dealing with sporting bodies , NHL, MLB , NBA and NFL plus retailers Costco, Wal-Mart, Kmart, Target, TRU, JC Penny, and a host of other specialty and independents, developing short and long term strategies that drive a competitor edge.

Specialties: Leadership and change management, Contract negotiation, Commercial revenue generation, Reporting to boards ,Fiscal management at the highest level, Marketing implementation, Global framework and organisational structure management and development and execution of strategies that create a competitive edge that is sustainable and financially valuable.

 

[hobbo1]

Nah ...he’s a useless tool imo

 

[jirskyr]

How can we on this forum really give a true performance assessment of Pascoe (or anyone for that matter) in an admin position within the Wests Tigers admin, without knowing the inner workings of the club, day by day, the requisite KPIs etc, contractual obligations etc etc.

Case closed IMO. Thanks.