Interim chairman Nathan Shi will meet with Wolves fans next month - alongside manager Rob Edwards and technical director Matt Jackson.
Wolves fan were full of praise again this week for executive chairman Nathan Shi - after it was confirmed he will appear at a fan forum next month.
Shi, who has already met with supporters groups, came in for praise recently when it was confirmed season ticket prices for youngsters had been cut.
He had previously indicated there would be season ticket slashes across the board and he stuck to his word, leading to widespread praise from Wolves fans.
Shi, who came in to replace the unpopular Jeff Shi, will now meet face to face with a host of Wanderers fans.
Wolves have confirmed Shi, manager Rob Edwards and technical director Matt Jackson will appear at a fan forum on May 12 at Molineux.
The panel will answer questions from the fans in an event which is being hosted by BBC WM.
It comes after Shi made clear that he was going to be opening up more lines of communication with Wolves fans.
How can I attend the fan forum?
Wolves have published the full details of the fan forum and how supporters can have a chance to get involved.
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The event and ticketing process will be fully managed by the BBC, with the tickets for the event free of charge.
They will be selected in a random draw, and as per BBC rules, 60 per cent of tickets will be allocated to those with Wolverhampton postcodes, with 30 per cent going to surrounding areas.
The remaining ten per cent will be distributed across the UK.
Fans have until April 26 at 11.59pm to apply for tickets - and each fan can apply for two tickets.
Once a draw is made, fans will be informed via text or email if they have been successful, and they must bring their ticket and a form of identification on the night.
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