- Breaking news: Nolan Thiessen, the CEO of Curling Canada, has announced his decision to step down from his position. Thiessen’s resignation comes amidst a backdrop of significant challenges facing the organization. In a statement released today, Thiessen cited a combination of personal and professional reasons for his departure.
Thiessen, who has been instrumental in steering Curling Canada through various changes and initiatives, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to lead the organization. Under his leadership, Curling Canada has worked on promoting the sport at all levels and enhancing its profile nationally and internationally. Despite these efforts, the organization has faced difficulties, including financial pressures and evolving demands from the sport’s community.
Sources close to Curling Canada suggest that Thiessen’s decision was influenced by ongoing internal and external challenges that have made his role increasingly complex. The organization has been dealing with issues related to funding, member engagement, and the development of new programs. Thiessen’s resignation raises questions about the future direction of Curling Canada and the potential impact on its various initiatives and partnerships.
- In his announcement, Thiessen emphasized his commitment to ensuring a smooth transition and expressed confidence in the organization’s ability to navigate these turbulent times. The board of Curling Canada has stated that they will be conducting a thorough search for a new CEO and are focused on continuing the work that Thiessen has set in motion.
- As the curling community reflects on Thiessen’s tenure, attention will turn to how Curling Canada will address the challenges ahead and what new leadership will bring to the table.
