June 2025 Meet A Member: James Cluskey, IC of Ireland Former Davis Cup player James joined the IC of Ireland in 2016 and was on the committee from 2018 to 2020. He is also an overseas member of the IC of Great Britain, and now lives in London. James first got involved in the IC when one of the Irish members recruited him to play a match: “I had a great time meeting people from different generations. I think it’s very social and I love to play a few matches a year to see old friends and make new ones.” Outside tennis, James is the founder of Give Learn, a learning and development consultancy. They build bespoke programs focussed on soft skills and high performance for companies worldwide. Give Learn helps teams grow, adapt and thrive. You can connect with James through his LinkedIn profile. Previous Article Meet a member: Guillermina Grant, IC of Uruguay
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Abe Segal Abe Segal Members will be saddened to learn of the death of the legendary S African, Abe Segal, aged 85.
Rod Laver AC wins Sportsmanship Award Rod Laver AC wins Sportsmanship Award "It's a great honour to receive this award from the International Club" said Rod, "just listening to the introductions of those people here today, it is like a homecoming for me. I know so many of you."
The Compass Group - One of our key sponsors The Compass Group - One of our key sponsors Started in 1941 when they established factory canteens to feed British workers supporting the war effort, The Compass Group has grown today into a £18bn multi-national group with 516,000 employees.