Mike Pink departs as Stevenage chief executive after three and a half years
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 9:26 AM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
Mike Pink has left his position as chief executive officer of Stevenage after over three years. He joined the club in January 2023 from Leyton Orient and contributed to its administrative and commercial progress. Pink's departure is effective immediately as he seeks new opportunities. The club's chairman, Phil Wallace, expressed gratitude for Pink's service. There are no current plans to appoint a replacement, as Jennie Cairns stepped into the role of chief operating officer earlier this month.
- •Pink joined Stevenage from Leyton Orient in January 2023.
- •He played a role in the club's administrative and commercial growth.
- •Stevenage finished sixth in League One before the recent playoff semi-final loss.
- •Jennie Cairns is now the chief operating officer of the club.
- 9:26 AMYahoo Sports — Chief executive Pink leaves Stevenage
"Stevenage chief executive officer Mike Pink departs after three and a half years to "pursue new opportunities".
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