Acklin stepping down as Penguins President of Business Operations
Kevin Acklin, the Pittsburgh Penguins’ president of business operations, is stepping down at the end of the season.
Acklin Stepping Down as Penguins President of Business Ops
Kevin Acklin, the Pittsburgh Penguins’ president of business operations, is stepping down at the end of the season. The Pittsburgh native was promoted to that position in June 2022 after serving as the team COO.
Kevin Acklin steps down as president of business operations for the Penguins
Teddy Werner, a partner at Fenway Sports Group, the ownership group of the Penguins, as well as senior vice president, strategic operations for Fenway Sports Management, made the announcement that Kevin Acklin would be leaving the team. The announcement came at the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation’s 2025 Night of Assists Gala at Rivers Casino.
Pittsburgh Penguins' business operations president decides to resign
Kevin Acklin has resigned as the president of business operations for the Pittsburgh Penguins, according to the Pittsburgh Business Times. The announcement was made by Teddy Werner, Senior Vice President of Strategic Operations at Fenway Sports Management,
Kevin Acklin to step away as Penguins president
Kevin Acklin will be stepping away as president of business operations for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Via a text message with TribLive, Acklin indicated he would remain with the team through the end of the ongoing season.
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