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Ed Policy Takes Over as Packers President/CEO from Murphy
The Green Bay Packers have a new boss!
Ed Policy is now the team's president and CEO, taking over from Mark Murphy.
Murphy had to retire because he turned 70.
During Murphy's time, the Packers were very successful, even winning a Super Bowl.
Policy used to work for the Packers in other important roles.
Murphy is known for building a shopping and entertainment area called Titletown.
Now, Policy will be in charge, with hopes for more success in the future.
Ed Policy took over as Green Bay Packers president/CEO, replacing Mark Murphy.
Murphy retired after reaching the team's mandatory retirement age of 70.
During Murphy's tenure, the Packers made 13 playoff appearances and won Super Bowl XLV.
Policy previously served as the team's vice president and general counsel, and chief operating officer.
Murphy oversaw the construction of Titletown and brought the NFL Draft to Green Bay.
- Who
- Ed Policy replaced Mark Murphy as the Packers' president/CEO.
- What
- Ed Policy became the new president/CEO of the Green Bay Packers.
- Where
- Green Bay, Wisconsin.
- When
- Friday at the Packers' annual shareholders meeting.
- Why
- Murphy reached the team's mandatory retirement age.
Mark Murphy's Legacy
The Transition
Impact vs. Policy
Mark Murphy's Legacy
Fans expressed gratitude for Murphy's impact on the team.
The Transition
Murphy's tenure is ending due to the team's retirement policy.
Key facts
- New President/CEO
- Ed Policy
- Former President/CEO
- Mark Murphy
- Murphy's Retirement Age
- 70
- Murphy's Tenure
- 17 seasons
- Super Bowl Wins Under Murphy
- 1 (2010)
- Titletown
- 45-acre development
