Premier League: Kate Miller appointed chief communications officer at Tottenham Hotspur FC

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Briton Kate Miller has been appointed chief communications officer at Tottenham Hotspur FC (Premier League), announced the club on 12/09/2025.

"She has been responsible for leading and developing the ECB's (England & Wales Cricket Board) communications strategy, spanning corporate, consumer, EDI (equality, diversity and inclusion) campaigning and public affairs, having gained extensive experience in the public and private sectors, delivering external affairs strategies for global and local organisations," said the London club. Miller previously held various communications roles at the British sports betting operator William Hill between 2008 and 2015.

"At Spurs, Kate will lead on supporter engagement, media relations, reputation management, internal communications, engagement with key stakeholders and our corporate social responsibility activities, with a focus on further enhancing our relationship with supporters," explained the club.

This is the second senior management appointment at Tottenham since the departure of executive chairman Daniel Levy on 04/09. Adam Gardiner was…

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