Profile
Chief Executive Officer
USA Cricket Association
Email: dlockerbie@usaca.org
Since 1992, Donald Lockerbie has served as Chairman of OLYMPVS International (Miami Beach, FL), also having been a founding partner of International Sports Management (Chapel Hill, NC) from 1984-1991. As a lead professional in the industry of sports venue design, event development and sports management - Lockerbie's strength has been to manage stakeholder programming to insure architects/engineers and mega-event planners understand the criteria and timetables required by clients at the highest levels of sport. His career in the sports business industry follows a successful career as athlete and coach in the sport of Track & Field (Athletics). From 1981 -1985, Lockerbie was Director of Track & Field and Cross Country at the University of North Carolina. He also competed at the elite level as a nationally ranked middle-distance runner for North Carolina and as a post collegiate professional athlete for The New York Athletic Club, representing Nike and adidas from 1977-1981.
Lockerbie's career highlights include both full time executive and consulting roles to Olympic Games at Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000, as well as FIFA World Cup USA 1994 and the 1998 New York Goodwill Games. He has successfully completed work on over 400 sport facility projects in the last 25-years.
In the sport of Cricket, Donald Lockerbie served from 2003-2007 as the Chief Operating Officer & Venue Development Director of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 in the West Indies where he managed the design and development of twelve new Cricket stadia constructed in nine Caribbean countries at the cost of US$431M. He served under CEO Chris Dehring as the number two officer in the Local Organizing Committee and directed World Cup operations at the venues once the stadiums were completed.
Don Lockerbie has travelled the world to over 80 countries, and is internationally recognized as a senior executive in the sports industry - speaking at conferences and seminars on a regular basis.
