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Vince McMahon Executed Stephanie McMahon's Leave Of Absence, WWE Source Says Her Leadership "Wasn't Working"

Posted By: Guy Incognito on Jun 06, 2022

Vince McMahon Executed Stephanie McMahon's Leave Of Absence, WWE Source Says Her Leadership "Wasn't Working"

Claire Atkinson has put up an article on Business Insider on the recent changes in WWE.

The article notes that Stephanie McMahon’s leave of absence was executed by her father Vince McMahon. Publicly, the leave of absence was described as Stephanie taking a break to spend more time with her family, which made it's way into reports on the matter.

The article stated that WWE's goal is to replicate the success UFC has had with brand and sponsorship revenue. Stephanie’s responsibilities included marketing and brand business. WWE announced a new Executive Vice President and Head of Marketing today, which you can read more about here.

The article quoted a source, who stated:

“We weren’t seeing that growth. When someone is moved out of a company, it’s usually the result of something not working. We took stronger control of that a few months ago.”

Top WWE Source Provides Insight Into Why Stephanie McMahon Is Taking A Break From WWE

As previously reported, to the shock of many Stephanie McMahon recently announced she was taking a "leave of absence" from WWE to focus on h [...]

— Ben Jordan Kerin May 29, 2022 10:44AM

Source: businessinsider.com
Tags: #wwe #stephanie mcmahon

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