Baroness Karren Brady has stepped down as vice-chair of West Ham United, a position she held for 16 years. Her resignation took effect on April 15, and she made the decision in mid-February. Brady expressed her gratitude for the relationships and achievements during her tenure, particularly the club's victory in the UEFA Europa Conference League, which she described as a moment that will stay with her forever. West Ham's joint-chair David Sullivan praised her as an 'exceptional leader' and noted her significant contributions to the club's development, including the long-term contract for the London Stadium and the record transfer of Declan Rice. Joint-chair Daniel Kretinsky also acknowledged her impact on the club's growth and her reputation in the Premier League leadership community.