text: Sheffield Wednesday chief executive Paul Aldridge will leave the Championship club at the end of next season. Aldridge, who has previously worked at West Ham, Leicester City and Manchester City, joined the club as vice chairman and CEO in January 2011. Wednesday have brought in Adam Pearson and Glenn Roeder to work alongside head coach Stuart Gray. Sheffield Wednesday chief executive Paul Aldridge (left) will leave the club at the end of next season . Chairman Dejphon Chansiri said the trio would form 'a three-man sporting director by committee' at Hillsborough. Former Hull City and Derby County owner Pearson will advise on business. Aldridge said: 'I have had a tremendous time at the club and look forward to playing my part next season in what I hope will be a very successful campaign. Glenn Roeder is now part of a new managerial committee team at the Championship outfit . Adam Pearson helped lead Hull to the Premier League and will be hoping he can do the same at Wednesday . 'I am sure by giving the chairman sufficient time to consider who is the right person to lead the club into its 150th anniversary, he will appoint the most suitable successor. 'I know I have a very busy summer ahead, we have at least two major projects starting later this month. Supporters will notice a big difference when they come back at the start of next season and see the new pitch and giant screen. 'I am also hoping to be very busy playing my part in the overhaul of the playing squad, the chairman has made it quite clear he wants to be challenging from the start of the new season.' Stuart Gray is the manager of the club and has done well since taking over from former boss Dave Jones .
target: Paul Aldridge joined the club as vice chairman and CEO in January 2011 .
  Aldridge had before worked at West Ham, Leieceter and Manchester City .
  Glenn Roeder and Adam Pearson are part of a new management team at Sheffield Wednesday .