Cameron George

Cameron George

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Cameron George is the current CEO of the New Zealand Warriors, recognized for his efforts to stabilize the club during challenging times and to enhance its performance and community engagement.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Cameron George sought out Dave Rennie's advice to help forge an identity for the New Zealand Warriors. 7

Dave Rennie Cory Jane Wayne Guppy Graham Mourie Jonah Lomu Christian Cullen Tana Umaga Jerry Collins Rodney So Oialo Aaron Cruden Sir Steve Hansen Michael Cheika Jamie Joseph Laurie Mains Jim Joseph Scott Robertson Clayton Mcmillan
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: All Blacks coach: Charting the rise of Dave Rennie and Jamie Joseph

Australia Australia: Cameron George, the Warriors chief executive, stated that the club demands compensation in player form for releasing Mitchell Barnett. 5

Zac Lomax Ryan Matterson Karl Oloapu Lachlan Galvin Mitchell Barnett Arthur Moses Matt Tripp Adam Casselden Israel Folau
The Sydney Morning Herald: Inside the Zac Lomax legal stoush between Parramatta Eels and Melbourne Storm

New Zealand New Zealand: Cameron George, who has now shared in the ownership of three Karaka Millions winners. 7

Birchley Mark Baker Michael Guerin
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Karaka Millions: More magic from Queensland training wizard as Dream Roca wins at Ellerslie

New Zealand New Zealand: Cameron George used to be the chief executive at Ellerslie and has friends and family involved with the horse. 7

Birchley Colleen Birchley Mark Baker Colin Litt Helen Litt Wellwood
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Birchley’s flying fillies give him one-two punch in Karaka Millions

New Zealand New Zealand: Cameron George's comments were pivotal in the downward spiral of Shaun Johnson's relationship with the Warriors. 3

Shaun Johnson Kayla Johnson Mark Robinson Phil Gould Michael Burgess
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Shaun Johnson: The burning question from his NRL career, regrets, joy and moving on

Australia Australia: Cameron George is the Warriors chief executive who allowed Reece Walsh to return to Brisbane to be with his daughter. 8

Reece Walsh Ray Shoesmith Brittany Leila Mova Jean Howlett Andrew Johns Peter V Landys Kevin Walters Pat Carrigan Jordan Riki Kotoni Staggs Freda Puru Adam Reynolds James Tedesco
The Sydney Morning Herald: Reece Walsh – the money making, nail painting, one-man hype machine that could win Brisbane Broncos a grand final

New Zealand New Zealand: Warriors CEO Cameron George said he felt it was a missed opportunity. 5

Kurt Capewell Rocco Berry Charnze Nicoll Klokstad Dallin Watene Zelezniak Adam Pompey Roger Tuivasa Sheck Chanel Harris Tavita Tanah Boyd James Fisher Harris Wayde Egan Jackson Ford Leka Halasima Marata Niukore Erin Clark Te Maire Martin Eddie Ieremia Toeava Demitric Vaimauga Tanner Stowers Smith Taine Tuaupiki Samuel Healey Kalani Going Bunty Afoa Ed Kosi
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Warriors v Panthers: Ford, Egan return for Warriors tasked with knocking over four-time reigning premiers

New Zealand New Zealand: Cameron George is part-owner of the horse Quintessa. 6

Bergerson Mark Walker Stacey Jones Michael Guerin
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Brilliant blur of tangerine Quintessa stuns rivals in Proisir Plate

New Zealand New Zealand: Cameron George felt the controversial no try call was harsh and expressed disappointment over the decision. 6

Andrew Webster Jason Pine Ben Francis
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Warriors v Eels: Cameron George to consider discussions with NRL after controversial no try call

New Zealand New Zealand: Cameron George is the chief executive of the Warriors who chose not to comment on the story. 5

Michael Redman Nick Becker James Parkinson Michael Burgess
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Exclusive: Blues to join Warriors, Auckland FC at Go Media Stadium in 2026