Adelaide 36ers Welcome New GM of Commercial
20 Aug
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The Adelaide 36ers today announced the appointment of John Tsianos as their new General Manager of Commercial.
John joins the Adelaide 36ers with over ten years of experience in both finance and business development industries, with his most recent role as the Head of Commercial at Adelaide United in the A-League.
During his time at United, John managed a range of commercial operations, strategic planning and leadership, making for a smooth transition to his new role at the Sixers.
Prior to this position, John had eight years’ experience in the finance industry, working for companies such as Bendigo Bank and Suncorp, he assisted in business development and stakeholder engagement, achieving major growth in new lending and on-boarding new customers.
CEO, Nic Barbato, welcomes John to the Adelaide 36ers family.
“I’m excited for John to join the team and help us take the Sixers to a new level,” said Nic.
“His professionalism, ability to create strong relationships and drive to always achieve success is something that I’m looking forward to working with,” Nic continued.
John will officially start the role on Monday 6 September.

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