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JC Tretter was elected the NFLPA’s fifth executive director, but the union did not hold an introductory press conference, prompting questions about his decision to take the job amid recent union turmoil, including Howell’s resignation, a hidden collusion ruling related to guaranteed contracts, past remarks about running backs, and expedited talks on a new CBA and an 18-game season.
Bruce Meyer was unanimously elected interim MLBPA executive director to replace Tony Clark, who resigned amid reports of an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law. Meyer, a longtime negotiator with the union, will lead labor talks on the next CBA as the current agreement nears expiration, with Matt Nussbaum named interim deputy director to maintain stability during a potentially contentious bargaining period.
Tony Clark will resign as MLBPA executive director amid a federal probe into licensing money and the Players Way program; the MLBPA’s eight-member executive subcommittee said an interim director will be named and an external search won’t be started, as the union heads into upcoming CBA negotiations with MLB and Clark’s long tenure (since 2013) and anti-cap stance provide context for the leadership transition.
Lloyd Howell has resigned as the NFLPA executive director amid ongoing controversies and internal disagreements, with uncertainty remaining about his interim replacement and future leadership.
Nora Lawrence has been appointed as the Executive Director of Storm King Art Center, starting in 2025.
Richard M. Clark, the superintendent of the Air Force Academy and a former star linebacker, is reportedly the top candidate to become the next executive director of the College Football Playoff (CFP). Clark's extensive leadership experience and strong relationships in Washington, D.C. have impressed CFP officials. He will take over from Bill Hancock as the CFP expands to 12 teams in the 2024 season, with the challenge of negotiating a multi-billion dollar media deal to shape the future of the sport.
Former Golden State Warriors player Andre Iguodala has been appointed as the acting executive director of the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA). Iguodala, who retired in October after a 19-year playing career, brings his experience and knowledge to lead the union and strengthen its influence. He spent eight seasons with the Warriors, winning four NBA championships, and was named the 2015 Finals MVP. Iguodala takes over from Tamika Tremaglio, who stepped down earlier this year.
David Young is stepping down as the Executive Director of the Writers Guild of America West (WGAW) after 18 years, with Ellen Stutzman, the chief negotiator during the recent strike, taking over the position. Young, known for his tough negotiating style, played a crucial role in building the Guild into a strong organization. Stutzman, who has been with WGAW for 18 years, has been praised for her leadership during the strike and is seen as a steady and capable successor.
The executive director of the Broad Street Market in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, has vowed to rebuild the market's brick building after a devastating fire. While no timeline has been provided, steps are being taken to ensure the market's return.
The NFL Players Association has elected Lloyd Howell as its new executive director, replacing DeMaurice Smith after 14 years. Howell, a former chief financial officer and treasurer at Booz Allen Hamilton, brings extensive experience in management consulting. Smith negotiated two collective bargaining agreements during his tenure, overseeing improvements in player salaries, benefits, and health and safety arrangements. The union also launched team report cards to assess team dynamics, and the search for Smith's successor involved input from a player search committee. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell congratulated Howell and expressed gratitude to Smith for his work on behalf of players.
The NFL Players Association's board of player representatives has elected Lloyd Howell as the new executive director, succeeding DeMaurice Smith. Howell, a retired chief financial officer from Booz Allen Hamilton, will lead the union into its next chapter and focus on advocating for the players' interests. The search process was player-led and confidential, with candidates vetted by the executive committee before being presented to the board for a vote. Howell becomes the fourth executive director in NFLPA history, following Ed Garvey, Gene Upshaw, and Smith.
The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) has elected businessman Lloyd Howell to succeed DeMaurice Smith as executive director by the end of 2024. Howell, the former chief financial officer of Booz Allen Hamilton, will work alongside current president JC Tretter. Smith, who has held the position since 2009, can remain in his role until 2024, but Howell may take over before then. Smith's tenure was marked by the 2011 NFL lockout and the negotiation of the current collective bargaining agreement.
The NFL Players Association has elected Lloyd Howell as its new executive director, succeeding DeMaurice Smith. Howell, who was previously the CFO at Booz Allen Hamilton, was chosen by the NFLPA's Board of Player Representatives. The selection process for the new head of the union had been unclear, with players reportedly being kept in the dark. Howell's priorities for the union have not been disclosed.
The Executive Director of the Orleans Parish Communication District, Tyrell Morris, is under investigation by the Office of Inspector General of New Orleans for altering public documents and a car accident he was involved in back in May. The New Orleans City Council President and Vice President have requested that Morris be suspended immediately pending a full investigation into the allegations. Morris' last day with OPCD is Sept. 15. OPCD has not confirmed whether or not they will honor the council's request.