The global exposure brought by Reynolds and Mac has transformed Wrexham into a household name, but the CEO believes the owners measure their success by more than just international shirt sales. The priority remains ensuring that the local community is not left behind as the club continues its upward trajectory in the professional game.
Discussing the broader impact of the Hollywood ownership, Williamson concluded: “Their enthusiasm and their emotional connection to the club hasn’t wavered but I think what matters most to them is not necessarily just the success of the football club, but that the success of the football club actually benefits not just the club but the supporters, the city and the community. That really is at the core of their values in all of this and they recognize that while the emotions of winning on the pitch excites them and they can have success with the football club, they are the first ones to admit that it isn’t successful if everything else isn’t coming along that journey with the club.”
