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Andrew Abdo resigned on Monday. On Tuesday, he has his most important meetings yet
Leading NRL club bosses have backed Andrew Abdo to deliver the code one last, lucrative gift before signing off on the “longest and strongest legacy” of the NRL era.
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smh.com.au
Peter V’landys set to be interim NRL chief executive following Andrew Abdo resignation
After six years in the job, Abdo’s departure comes at a time when the game is about to add two new teams and secure its next TV deal.
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theage.com.au
Andrew Abdo resigns as NRL chief executive
After six years in the job, Abdo’s comes at a time when the game is about to add two new teams and secure a new TV deal.
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stuff.co.nz
NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo resigns after six years
The chief executive of the NRL has stepped aside from his role following six years of record TV ratings and expansion projects.
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afr.com
Andrew Abdo quits as NRL boss, joining Tennis Australia
Abdo took charge of the NRL in April 2020 and helped the league navigate the competition’s COVID-enforced shutdown.
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france24.com
NRL boss Abdo quits to join Tennis Australia: reports
Andrew Abdo has quit as chief executive of the National Rugby League and will take up a new role as head of Tennis Australia, according to media reports Monday.
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Code switch: Rugby league boss Abdo expected to lead Tennis Australia
The expectation within rugby league circles is that Abdo, who was the NRL’s CEO for six years and the organisation’s chief commercial officer before that, will succeed Craig Tiley…
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Code switch: Rugby league boss Abdo set to be Tiley’s successor
The expectation within rugby league circles is that Abdo, who was the NRL’s CEO for six years and the organisation’s chief commercial officer before that, will succeed Craig Tiley…
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NRL boss Abdo confirms exit
Andrew Abdo has confirmed he will step down as NRL chief executive after six years.
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Abdo to depart NRL
Andrew Abdo is stepping down as NRL CEO after six years.
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Peter V’landys says the NRL needs ‘Superman and Jesus’ as CEO. That person will be Peter V’landys
The resignation of NRL chief executive officer Andrew Abdo on Monday represents Peter V’landys’ golden ticket.
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There’s no tennis on Abdo’s CV. Can he make the hard calls?
While Craig Tiley was lauded for turning the Australian Open into an entertainment behemoth, how Abdo handles the other side of the business will determine his success.
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Andrew Abdo resigned on Monday. On Tuesday, he has his most important meetings yet
Leading NRL club bosses have backed Andrew Abdo to deliver the code one last, lucrative gift before signing off on the “longest and strongest legacy” of the NRL era.