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On Friday, the Chicago Bulls officially introduced new CEO Marc Eversley, whom Artūras Karnišovas, the vice president of basketball operations, did not skimp on.
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Karnishov, who became vice president of bull basketball operations in early April, revealed why he chose Eversley.
“I was looking for a CEO who could implement my vision and values, and Marco’s past and skills would allow me to transfer everything to the Bulls organization,” said the Lithuanian. – He has established connections around the world, has the skills to discover talent, and has the right focus on what we want to create for the Bulls. Eversley is ready for the next step in his career and is ready to make the Bulls a regular contender for the NBA. “
Eversley, who served as Assistant General Manager for the Philadelphia 76ers, thanked the Bulls and Karnishov separately for the opportunity to work in Chicago.
“Becoming a director of an NBA club and joining the Bulls is a dream come true,” said the Canadian. – Thank you for the opportunity to work with someone like Arthur who stands out with passion and determination to achieve victories. With both of us coming from successful organizations, we will work hard to make the Bulls a winning team. ”
“Thanks to Arthur and team owners Jerry and Michael Reinsdorf for trusting in my leadership skills and giving me the opportunity to join this historic organization,” concluded Eversley.
The Canadian, who hailed from the 76ers, became the first non-white man to fill that position in Bulls club history.
Garma Forman served as CEO in Chicago from 2009 to 2020.
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