Edmonton Elks mutually part ways with President and CEO Victor Cui

EE Football Club Board of Directors Chair Tom Richards to address media at Commonwealth Stadium at 1 p.m. MT

EDMONTON – The Edmonton Elks announced Tuesday that the Club has mutually parted ways with President and CEO Victor Cui, effective immediately.

“We thank Victor for his work during his time with the Club. This was a difficult decision for everyone involved, but as a Board we believe it’s in the best interests of all parties to move in a new direction,” said Tom Richards, Chair of the EE Football Club Board of Directors.

“I have made the difficult decision to step back from the Club and focus on my family. Despite the team's current record, I have full confidence that the positives we are starting to see on the field will lead to success moving forward. I want to thank the Board for this incredible opportunity and look forward to my role as a lifelong fan,” said Cui.

The search for a new President and CEO will commence in the coming weeks, with the Club’s day-to-day business operations led by the existing business operations senior leadership team in the interim. Richards will support the senior leadership team throughout the Board’s search for a new President and CEO.

“The Board has the utmost confidence in the Club’s senior business leadership team, who continue to work hard during a challenging time for the Club. Collectively, we are committed to making sure the Edmonton Elks remain a community-owned team that all Edmontonians can be proud of.”


PRESS CONFERENCE DETAILS

  • WHO:
    • EE Football Club Board of Directors Chair Tom Richards
  • WHERE:
    • Alumni Room
      • Park in lot B at Commonwealth Stadium
      • Access the Alumni Room at the southwest corner of the stadium
  • WHEN:
    • Tuesday, August 15 at 1 p.m.

 

 

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About The Edmonton Elks Football Club

The Edmonton Elks are proud members of the Canadian Football League, playing their home games at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta.

The club, officially renamed the Elks in June of 2021, has a tradition of excellence having won 14 Grey Cup championships (1954-56, 1975, 1978-82, 1987, 1993, 2003, 2005, 2015). Since its founding, the club remains focused on providing outstanding football memories for Edmonton and all of Northern Alberta.

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