Warwickshire celebrates Tracey Orr's recognition among global cricket's most influential women

Warwickshire County Cricket Club Chair Tracey Orr has been named in the inaugural cricexec Women's Power 50, recognising the 50 most influential women shaping the global cricket business.

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Orr joins a list of executives, dealmakers, and architects shaping the future of cricket globally, drawn from across not only England and Wales, but the ICC, national federations, broadcasters, and the wider commercial ecosystem.

Orr is a highly experienced commercial and human resources leader having spent over 30 years working in the Co-operative sector, culminating in 2021 as Chief Operating Officer of the Central England Co-operative with staff of 8,000 and annual revenue of £900+ million. She was appointed Warwickshire Chair in April 2026, four years after joining the Board as a Senior Independent Director.

Stuart Cain, Chief Executive of Warwickshire County Cricket Club, said: “This is hugely deserved recognition for Tracey and a reflection of the impact she has made both within our Club and across the wider game.

“Tracey brings exceptional leadership, commercial insight and a genuine passion for creating opportunities for others to succeed. Since becoming Chair, she has continued to champion our ambitions on and off the field, and we are delighted to see her recognised among the most influential women shaping the future of global cricket. On behalf of everyone at the Bears, I offer Tracey my warmest congratulations on this fantastic achievement.”

The cricexec Women's Power 50, published annually, is the definitive list of the 50 most influential women in the global cricket business. The full list is available at cricexec.com.