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Pete Winkelman

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Pete Winkelman is currently the chairman of football club Milton Keynes Dons. He is also managing director of the property development consortium Inter MK that was responsible for developing the Denbigh North district of Milton Keynes.[1] The development includes Ikea, Asda and Stadium:MK (the new home stadium of Milton Keynes Dons and Milton Keynes Lions).

[edit] Wimbledon F.C.

Main article: Wimbledon F.C.#The move to Milton Keynes

He is noted for having facilitated the decision in 2001 by the directors of Wimbledon F.C. to relocate the team to Milton Keynes, around 60 miles from their traditional south London base.

[edit] Personal career

His earlier career was in pop music production, as a CBS executive.[2] He is also owner of Linford Manor Studios in Great Linford (Milton Keynes).[2]

[edit] References

  1. ^ New stadium underpins soccer strategy (SteelConstruction.org)
  2. ^ a b From Wimbledon to Winkelman, a crazy new journey - The Observer Sunday 30 March 2008
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