Prominent Australian businessman James Strong, the chairman of the
organising committee for the 2015 cricket World Cup in Australia and New
Zealand, has died aged 68.
The former Qantas chief executive passed away in Sydney on Sunday after complications following surgery, his family said on Monday.
The ICC World Cup organising committee said it was saddened.
‘James possessed a passion and vision for the tournament that set the tone for the entire organisation,’ the committee said in a statement.
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CC World Cup chief executive John Harnden, who worked with Strong for almost 20 years, praised his contribution to corporate and sporting life in Australia and New Zealand.
‘We will continue the work he began on the World Cup and deliver a tournament in 2015 that would make him proud,’ he said.
The former Qantas chief executive passed away in Sydney on Sunday after complications following surgery, his family said on Monday.
The ICC World Cup organising committee said it was saddened.
‘James possessed a passion and vision for the tournament that set the tone for the entire organisation,’ the committee said in a statement.
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CC World Cup chief executive John Harnden, who worked with Strong for almost 20 years, praised his contribution to corporate and sporting life in Australia and New Zealand.
‘We will continue the work he began on the World Cup and deliver a tournament in 2015 that would make him proud,’ he said.
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