Supporters are advised a Q&A session with Chairman Dai Wright and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Rhys Blumberg will take place at Rodney Parade at the start of February.
The event - in association with the Dragons Official Supporters Club – will be held on Thursday, February 6 in the Tony Brown Suite in the Bisley Stand.
The Chairman and CEO will provide a full update on the club’s plans, including the Head Coach position, and recruitment and retention. They will answer submitted questions before taking those from the floor.
Recent Q&A events at Rodney Parade have been close to capacity so Season Members are invited first to register in advance to guarantee a place before we open to the wider fan base. Members should check emails to register now.
The event will start at 6.30pm in the Tony Brown Suite and the bar will be open from 5.30pm.
CEO Rhys Blumberg said: “We are inviting supporters into Rodney Parade so we can update them and address any questions. Following the conclusion of the next block of fixtures, we will be able to do this fully.
“We’re very aware of the appetite for this event from fans and we look forward to being totally open and transparent over our plans.
“The new owners arrived at the club last year, and myself just over six months ago, and we have always taken the stance that this is a marathon and not a sprint, but we could not be more committed to making this a success.
“I can promise supporters that we are working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure we make the right decisions for the long-term success of the club.
“We’re determined to make big strides, and with added expertise and hard work, we are confident we will strengthen the squad to continue to improve into next season.
“We have two important games coming up in the EPCR Challenge Cup, as we target knockout rugby, before we entertain Munster at the end of the month on home soil.
“We thank our fans in advance for their unwavering and passionate support this month and look forward to seeing them all for the event at the start of February.”
