- Karren Brady is stepping down as vice-chair of West Ham United after more than 16 years in the position.
- The Baroness, also known for her advisory role on 'The Apprentice', joined the club following its acquisition by David Gold and David Sullivan.
- During her extensive tenure, key developments included the club's relocation from Upton Park to the London Stadium and winning the Uefa Conference League.
- Brady’s announcement comes with West Ham currently involved in a relegation battle, as they sit two points above the bottom three with five games remaining.
- Club chair David Sullivan praised Brady as an "exceptional leader" and thanked her for her significant contributions over the past 16 years.
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