Bubolz hired as president

[LadyStanley]

https://sports.yahoo.com/news/las-vegas-nhl-team-tabs-bubolz-first-president-213143413--nhl.html

The Las Vegas NHL team has hired former Cleveland Cavaliers executive Kerry Bubolz as team president.
The team announced Bubolz's hiring in news release Monday.

Also worked with AHL Cleveland, NHL Carolina, IHL Cleveland teams.

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[rabinsurance]

Kerry is a pretty good guy. He was extremely involved with the Monsters' operations. And the IHL Lumberjacks in the 90's. But he was never going to get to the next step with the Cav's organization as long as Len Komoroski was there, because he, essentially, is Dan Gilbert's right hand man for his Cleveland operations. Kerry is very well qualified for this job.

One thing that will be a little ironic. He hated that the California AHL teams played a shorter schedule and I heard that he voted against it and tried to lobby other governors to do the same. He refused to allow the Monsters to schedule any of the teams during the regular season. It was only during the Western Conference finals that we saw a California team, Ontario. So it's very possible one thing he hated may very well be part of his existence, either with a new AHL affiliate franchise, or a shared one, as rumored.

 

[HanSolo]

Interesting choice.

 

[LadyStanley]

http://www.reviewjournal.com/sports...hires-wynn-executive-no-2-business-operations

But the team announced an important hire Monday. Nehme E. Abouzeid, who had spent the last three years handling the marketing and international branding efforts for Wynn Las Vegas, joins Kerry Bubolz’s staff as the team’s senior vice president and chief marketing officer.

Prior to his time at Wynn, Abouzeid, 40, spent nine years at Las Vegas Sands Corp. working in various positions, including international marketing.

Sounds like another key position filled.

 

[airbus220]

Sounds like another key position filled.

On Sep26 they signed Kim Frank as Marketing Vice President, but she's not mentioned anymore.