Welsh Cycling Appoints Adam Walker as New Independent Chairman

Welsh Cycling has announced the appointment of Adam Walker as its new independent chairman, marking a significant milestone for the governing body. With a wealth of experience in sports leadership, including roles as chairman for England Volleyball and GB Table Tennis, Mr. Walker is well-equipped to guide Welsh Cycling through a period of restructuring and growth.

Having recently resigned as CEO of Oaks Consultancy, Mr. Walker’s involvement in shaping Welsh Cycling’s new strategy sparked his interest in the chairman role. He expressed his excitement for the opportunity, stating his commitment to building on the organization’s past success and ensuring cycling remains a vibrant and accessible activity for all in Wales.

As Welsh Cycling prepares to unveil its new strategy in the early summer of 2024, Mr. Walker will play a crucial role in implementing initiatives to meet the evolving needs of the Welsh cycling community. The strategy aims to enhance talent progression, improve infrastructure, and promote inclusivity within the sport, with a focus on engaging key partners to provide more opportunities for cyclists in Wales.

Outgoing chairman, Chris Landon, praised Mr. Walker’s appointment, highlighting his vision and leadership as assets that align with the organization’s goals. Mr. Landon will continue to serve as a key board director with Welsh Cycling and on the British Cycling board, ensuring a smooth transition of leadership.

With Mr. Walker set to assume his new role in April 2024, Welsh Cycling is poised for a new chapter under his guidance. Fans and stakeholders can expect updates on the organization’s progress through its social media channels, as Welsh Cycling remains committed to driving growth and excellence in the cycling community.