V'landys to take over as NRL CEO after Abdo quits to join Tennis Australia
Andrew Abdo has resigned as the NRL CEO to take on the role of CEO at Tennis Australia. His departure comes after a successful six-year tenure during which he oversaw significant developments in the league. Peter V'landys will temporarily take over Abdo's responsibilities until a new CEO is appointed.
- ▪Andrew Abdo announced his resignation mid-season to lead Tennis Australia.
- ▪He will remain with the NRL until July 15 to assist with ongoing broadcast negotiations.
- ▪Under Abdo's leadership, the NRL expanded and introduced significant rule changes.
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