Three new members join Sported board

Rugby broadcaster Jill Douglas, HR Sports Academy founder Mickela Hall–Ramsay and Jeffrey Eneberi, General Counsel at Red Gate Software, have joined the board of Sported. Douglas, a familiar face on sports coverage on both ITV and BBC, was a founding trustee of the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation – set up in honour of her close friend, the former Scotland rugby international Doddie Weir – and ran the charity for six years, helping to establish it as one of the leading MND research charities by raising more than £20 million.

“I’ve been fortunate to see both how grassroots sport can provide a pathway to the very top but also, as importantly, how it can make such a difference in shaping lives and serving as the heart of communities,” she said.

Hall–Ramsay founded HR Sports Academy in 2010, a London-based community interest company dedicated to empowering children through sport and brings extensive experience of the communities and member groups that Sported supports.

Eneberi is currently General Counsel, Company Secretary and Head of ESG at Red Gate Software Ltd. and has compliance and governance experience at board level. He has a background in data, tech and entrepreneurial projects.