Packers CEO warns NFL rivals can raise capital faster via minority stakes

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Packers president and CEO Ed Policy reiterated concerns that publicly owned teams like Green Bay cannot raise large sums quickly by selling minority equity, unlike other NFL franchises that can sell 5-10% stakes to access capital. He noted this could affect long-term competitiveness as costs rise and outlined potential fixes, including dissolving Green Bay Packers Inc. and selling assets to an expansion owner, as well as pursuing new revenue streams such as higher season-ticket prices, personal seat licenses, and stadium naming rights.
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