Packers Transition Leadership as Ed Policy Succeeds Mark Murphy

Mark Murphy concluded his 17-year tenure as president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers during the team's annual shareholders meeting at Lambeau Field, marking the end of an era for the organization. Murphy, who led the Packers to 13 playoff appearances including a Super Bowl victory in 2010, was honored with surprise tributes and heartfelt recognition from fans, league officials, and his successor Ed Policy. Policy officially took over the role, expressing gratitude for Murphy's mentorship and committing to building on his legacy as he leads the franchise forward. Murphy retired due to the Packers' mandatory retirement policy at age 70, which he supports despite feeling capable of continuing. The meetings and ceremonies highlighted the strong community connection of this publicly owned NFL team, with fans and shareholders celebrating Murphy's impact and welcoming Policy's leadership. Murphy's final day included autograph signings and emotional moments, underscoring his deep ties to the Wisconsin community and the Packers organization.