Paul Marsh, the son of Rod Marsh and the brother of Tasmania's Dan Marsh, replaced Tim May as the chief executive of the Australian Cricketers' Association in July 2005. After working as the Port Adelaide Football Club's sales and marketing manager, Marsh moved to the ACA in 2001 as the manager of member services and operations. Marsh, who played club cricket for Claremont-Nedlands in Perth, holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree and is also studying for a Masters of Business Administration.
Cricinfo staff May 2006

News and Features about Paul Marsh

'No one should think of themselves as indispensable'

Still, if anyone could be said to be so, it was James Sutherland, who has stepped aside after 17 years at the head of Cricket Australia that have not been without their share of tumult

03-Nov-2018•Interview by Daniel Brettig

'From a business standpoint it's chaos'

Paul Marsh, the former Australian Cricketers' Association chief executive, shares his views on the pay dispute between CA and Australia's players

21-Jun-2017•Daniel Brettig

Australia's pay fight endangers international game

With domestic T20 leagues gaining traction across the world, Cricket Australia's approach to the pay dispute has added risk to the future of international cricket, according to the former ACA chief executive

21-Jun-2017•Daniel Brettig

Photos of Paul Marsh

Paul Marsh, Australian Cricketers' Association chief executive

Paul Marsh, the chief executive officer of the Australian Cricketers' Association