Sheffield United's CEO Stephen Bettis has reached a significant milestone, celebrating 10 years at the helm of the club. During his tenure, Bettis has overseen two takeovers, with Prince Abdullah Bin Mosaad Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and COH Sports retaining him as CEO. The club has achieved three promotions, starting with the initial revolution under Chris Wilder from League One, before two further successes to move into the top flight. Bettis has also been involved in the due diligence of two highly-publicised failed takeover bids. United have won three promotions, broken their transfer record seven times, and purchased their stadium, land for a new training ground, and bought the adjoining hotel with funds created through the successes of the past 10 years. The club's outstanding academy has been a key element of their production on and off the pitch, with several players becoming key assets, including Iliman Ndiaye and Will Osula, or developing into current starters, such as Sydie Peck, Oliver Arblaster, Andre Brooks, and Femi Seriki. Manager Chris Wilder has praised Bettis' efforts, saying: 'It's fair to say that without Stephen we would not have enjoyed the good times that we have had, behind the scenes he has been a major part in what has been achieved and where the club stands, his role should not be underestimated in where we are, specifically being a go-between the boards that have been in place and the football operations.'