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Green Bay celebrates Mark Murphy on his last day as Packers president
On Friday, Mark Murphy soaked up his final moments as president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers. His day began at training camp, where he signed dozens of autographs and took pictures with fans. The annual shareholders meeting later in the afternoon doubled as a celebration of Murphy’s time
As training camp got underway last week, Jacobs said he's never felt better. He went into the offseason feeling back to ...
The mandatory retirement age of 70 arrives for Murphy on July 13. He has served as CEO and president of the Packers since Jan. 28, 2008. "I look forward to Ed taking over leadership of the ...
Ed Policy has officially replaced Mark Murphy as the Green Bay Packers' chairman, president, and CEO after Murphy reached the ...
Policy officially took over for Mark Murphy on Friday as the NFL’s only publicly owned franchise held its annual shareholders ...
Bakhtiari said during the offseason he welcomes the leadership role, and the transition has been natural thanks to serving as Bulaga's second-in-command, so to speak, in recent years.
Policy, 54, joined the Packers in 2012 as general counsel. He was promoted to chief operating officer, essentially the No. 2 person in the organization, in 2018.
The Green Bay Packers will be under new front office leadership in 2025.. Ed Policy will be promoted to become the organization’s next chairman of the board, president and CEO in July 2025 after ...
With the Aaron Rodgers storyline still unsettled, Packers coach Matt LaFleur spoke on the team still needing to add to the WR room for the presumed transition to QB Jordan Love.
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