Back to Belmore has expressed its profound gratitude to outgoing Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs CEO Raelene Castle, following the announcement of her resignation after four years in the role.

Ms Castle's tenure marked a turning point in the rejuvenation of Belmore Sports Ground, with the Bulldogs staging their first NRL premiership match of the 21st century at the historic venue in June 2015. Her ongoing commitment to returning competition games to Belmore set a powerful precedent and helped re-establish the ground as a viable and vibrant part of the NRL calendar.

Back to Belmore President Luke Cevolani said Ms Castle's support had laid a strong foundation for continued progress.

"Raelene Castle played a pivotal role in restoring Belmore's place on the rugby league map," Mr Cevolani said.

"We now have a solid platform from which Back to Belmore and the Bulldogs can continue to work collaboratively toward our shared goal of safeguarding this iconic facility for future generations."

Vice President Steven Cataldi said the organisation has been a driving force in seting the agenda for the venue's advancement and giving voice the community's aspirations.

"It is imperative that the initiatives we've championed over twelve years continue to be embraced by the Bulldogs and all key stakeholders," Mr Cataldi said.

"We look forward to meeting and working with the next Chief Executive upon their appointment, in the interests of the Canterbury-Bankstown community and the future of one of Australia's most iconic suburban sporting grounds."