Arthur M. Blank addresses Falcons fans and stakeholders
Arthur Blank acknowledges fan disappointment and outlines upcoming organizational changes for the Falcons.
New head coach and general manager to be hired
New president of football role created
Succession plan for leadership completed
Commitment to improving team performance
Trust built through action and accountability
Focus on community engagement and fan support
Arthur M. Blank, owner and chairman of the Atlanta Falcons, addresses fans’ disappointments and announces significant changes in the organization to improve performance.
Leadership Changes in the Falcons Organization
Blank acknowledges that the team has not met expectations in recent seasons and takes responsibility. He states that a thorough assessment of the football operations led to plans for substantial changes.
The search for new leadership begins, with a focus on hiring a head coach and general manager. The Falcons have engaged ZRG Partners and Sportsology Group for this process to ensure they find the right candidates who align with the team’s vision.
New Roles and Restructuring
A new president of football will be appointed to guide the team’s vision and strategy. This person will oversee the new head coach and general manager, ensuring collaboration in all football decisions.
Additionally, Greg Beadles has been promoted to president and CEO of the Falcons, replacing Rich McKay. Beadles will focus on business operations and work closely with the new president of football.
Commitment to Improvement and Community
Blank emphasizes the importance of community and expresses gratitude for fan support. He commits to making tough decisions necessary for building a successful team capable of winning championships.
Despite the current disappointments, Blank sees potential in the team’s veteran and young talent, making the upcoming roles attractive to prospective leaders.
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