CEOS
WHO’S
Malcolm McPhail Richard Millman
WHO CEO
CEO, Stockport Sports Trust CEO, Leisure Connection
Address 3rd fl oor, Broadstone Mill, Broadstone Road, Address Potton House, Wyboston Lakes, Great North Road,
Houldsworth Village, Stockport, SK5 7DL Wyboston, Bedfordshire, MK44 3BA
Tel +44 (0)161 443 4070 Tel +44 (0)1480 401300
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Email malcolm.mcphail@ Email enquiries@leisureconnection.co.uk
stockportsportstrust.org.uk Web www.leisureconnection.co.uk /
Web www.stockportsportstrust.org.uk www.harpersfi tness.co.uk
Company information Company information
A leisure trust delivering sport, health, sports development Leisure Connection is one of the leading public access sport
and leisure services to the people of Stockport. Manages 18 and leisure providers, operating more than 70 facilities in
centres, with further centres and refurbs planned. England, including for national bodies such as Sport England.
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I started out as a PE teacher before becoming sports I worked for Leisure Connection’s parent group, Danoptra,
development offi cer/manager for North Ayrshire Council. I as group strategy director from 2007, becoming CEO of
then moved to Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council as head Leisure Connection in 2009. Prior to this, I worked on
of health and fi tness before becoming GM of Edinburgh’s brands including PC World, Coca Cola and Guinness.
Next Generation club, and then group fi tness manager.
Personal information
Personal information Married with two young boys, I love running, hill walking,
Married with two daughters aged six and three. I was a 400m tennis, the odd bit of golf and Sheffi eld Wednesday FC.
hurdler for Scotland and Great Britain and still train fi ve or
six times a week. I plan to run in the British Indoor Masters. How critics might describe me
Impatient.
Greatest achievement
Standing in the shell of the Edinburgh Next Generation club People might be surprised to know that...
in 1999 and being involved in the process that took it from I was in the RAF and have fl own in a fi ghter at Mach 1+.
there to a multi-million pound business.
Best piece of advice I’ve ever been given
Trait I most dislike in others 1) Always be true to yourself. 2) On a typical working day, you
Lack of respect. get more done before 8am than you do the rest of the day.
Best piece of advice I’ve ever been given Greatest ambition
Always, always, always be honest. I have to do a triathlon some day.
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