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WWE EVP of Talent Dan Ventrelle gone from the company

In an e-mail sent to WWE employees yesterday by WWE President Nick Khan, it was announced that Dan Ventrelle, the company’s Executive Vice President of Talent, has been removed from his position.

Khan wrote that WWE has started the process of reorganizing its Talent Relations group and moving forward, Chris Legentil will help in leading this new group. Matt Altman has also been added to the group. Both Legentil and Altman have other duties with the company.

Talent Development and Recruiting will now report to WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels while the whole department will report to Paul Levesque.

Trent Wilfinger, Senior Vice President of Athlete ID & Development has also left with WWE as part of this reshuffle.

Ventrelle joined WWE in September 2022 and came from the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders where he served as General Counsel and then President before he was fired from his role.


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