PSA Appoints Nathan Clarke PR and Communications Manager
from Tour Media

October 10, 2013 - The Professional Squash Association have expanded their executive team with the appointment of Nathan Clarke as their new PR and Communications Manager.

Clarke, 24, joins The PSA having spent the last three and a quarter years as Media Executive for The RFL, governing body of rugby league, and will work closely with PSA CEO Alex Gough, COO Lee Beachill and Marketing and Commercial Manager Jeremy Milnes to help increase the profile and visibility of the PSA World Tour.

“Nathan joins the PSA at a very exciting time and I am sure his experience and skill set will prove to be a valuable resource for both the PSA and the sport of squash in general," said PSA Chief Executive Alex Gough.

"We have worked hard to expand the PSA staff force over the past 12 months and we’re delighted that Nathan has become the latest member of the PSA team, following the appointment of three staff members in April.

“Nathan comes to the PSA with a strong background in the media and social media sectors and experience of working for a major sport in Britain and we see his appointment as a key development of our long term strategy.

“We are looking forward to working closely with him to increase the sport’s media profile over the coming months and years.”

Northern-Irish man Clarke, who will be based at the PSA head office in Leeds, England said: “I’m delighted and excited to join the PSA team and I’m looking forward to the challenges that lay ahead.

“There is a dynamic and energetic staff force working behind the scenes of the PSA World Tour and I’m relishing the opportunity of working closely with them to help expand the presence and profile of the PSA World Tour, and the sport of squash, around the world.”

Nathan Clarke was born in Castlederg, Northern Ireland and is a former pupil of Strabane Grammar School. He graduated from the University of Huddersfield in 2010 having completed a Media and Sports Journalism degree. From 2009 to 2010 he worked as a writer for Singletrack Mountain Bike Magazine.

He is a keen squash player, ex-rugby union player and current captain of the Ireland Wheelchair Rugby League team.