GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN - SEPTEMBER 15: President and chief executive officer ... Policy will now be instrumental in ushering in this new era of Packers football, with the hope the team can return ...

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Packers to name Ed Policy as new president and CEO, replacing retiring Mark Murphy ...

The transition from Mark Murphy to Ed Policy as the Packers CEO and president will be formalized at the annual shareholders ...

The Packers did make moves to attempt to replace Alexander on defense by signing cornerback Nate Hobbs this offseason and drafting Tulane cornerback Micah Robinson in the seventh round in April.

The Packers have officially selected their next leader. Green Bay's board of directors unanimously approved the choice of Ed Policy as the franchise's new chairman, president and CEO, the team ...

His father, Carmen Policy (pictured above), was Vice President ... Ed will usher in a new era of expansion, while paying homage to the prestige that is the Green Bay Packers organization.

Mark Murphy has one year remaining in his post as president and CEO of the Packers before mandatory retirement. The identity of his successor in that role has now been learned. Ed Policy will ...

The Green Bay Packers named Ed Policy as the franchise’s next chairman of the board, president and CEO when ... sports,” Murphy said in the new release. “Ed has been a tremendous asset ...

Packers president Mark Murphy said he feels regret over winning only one Super Bowl during his tenure, but he's confident the ...

The Green Bay Packers’ decision to name Ed Policy president, CEO and chairman should ... not one like what Drake Maye is following in New England or Bo Nix is following in Denver.

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He has served as CEO and president of the Packers since Jan. 28 ... t let go some of the Dodgers' post victory comments about New York. We’ll see if it manifests into good old-fashioned spicy ...