Packers Announce CEO Mark Murphy's Retirement in 2025, Launch Search for Successor

The Green Bay Packers have initiated the process to find a new CEO as Mark Murphy announces his retirement for July 2025, marking the end of an era.

Mark Murphy, who has led the Green Bay Packers as CEO since 2007, will retire in July 2025 when he reaches the mandatory retirement age of 70.
Murphy's tenure saw the Packers win 178 regular season games, make 12 playoff appearances, and secure a Super Bowl title in 2011.
A search committee, led by Packers executive committee vice president Susan Finco, has been formed to find Murphy's successor.
The search process, in collaboration with Korn Ferry, is expected to take six to nine months, with the candidate then working alongside Murphy.
Under Murphy's leadership, the Packers have seen significant growth, including the development of mixed-use real estate around Lambeau Field and the launch of a venture capital arm.