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Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall to retire at year’s end
Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall to retire at year’s end: ‘An indelible figure in Mavs history’
Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall, a transformative figure who reshaped and energized the franchise during one of its darkest periods, is retiring effective Dec. 31. Marshall finalized her decision late Monday and informed Mavericks staff members Tuesday morning.
Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall announces retirement
Effective on Dec. 31, Cynt Marshall will retire as CEO and will remain a consultant of the organization through December 2025.
Cynt Marshall Retiring?
CYNT MARSHALL DONE IN DALLAS? The Dallas Mavericks published a press release announcing the soon-to-be retirement of CEO Cynt Marshall. Marshall will stay on as CEO until Dec. 31 and then remain a consultant until Dec.
How Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall changed workplace culture after sexual harassment scandal
When Mark Cuban hired former AT&T executive Cynt Marshall in 2018, the Dallas Mavericks organization was reeling from allegations of sexual harassment
Cynt Marshall, an NBA trailblazer, to retire as Dallas Mavericks CEO
Cynt Marshall, who became the first Black woman to ever head up an NBA franchise when she became CEO of the Dallas Mavericks in 2018, has announced her retirement.
CEOs for DFW Airport and Dallas Mavericks announce retirement
The Dallas Mavericks and DFW Airport are about to enter a new era — both of their CEOs announced Tuesday that they will retire from their roles. Why it matters: Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall is the only black female CEO in the history of the NBA.
5 things to know about Mavs CEO Cynt Marshall, a crucial fixture in team’s recent history
Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall, a transformative figure who reshaped and energized the franchise during one of its darkest periods, is retiring effective Dec. 31.
Cynt Marshall is retiring from the Dallas Mavericks.
Per a team statement, Marshall will wrap up her current post at the end of the year before transitioning into a consultant role through December 2025. The Mavericks announce that CEO Cynthia Marshall,
Black Tie Dinner to present Mavs CEO/President Cynt Marshall with Ally Award
Black Tie Dinner officials announced today that Dallas Mavericks CEO and President Cynthia “Cynt” Marshall will be honored with the Dale Hansen Ally for Equality Award at the 43rd Annual Black Tie Dinner in November.
Cynt Marshall to Retire as Mavs CEO at Year’s End
Trailblazing executive Cynt Marshall retires as Dallas Mavericks CEO on December 31, 2024. She will remain with the Mavericks as a consultant.
Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall to retire by end of year
Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall has announced she will retire at the end of December after nearly seven years in the role. A news release sent by the team today, says she will move into a consultant role through 2025.
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Cynt Marshall to Retire as Mavs CEO at the End of The Year
Dallas Mavericks Chief Executive Officer, Cynt Marshall has announced that she will retire from her position effective ...
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