WWE Vice President Of TV Production Quits
Another corporate shake-up hits WWE.
It looks like there has been another significant corporate shakeup in WWE: PWInsider are reporting that Michael Mansury, the company's former Vice President of Global Television Production, has walked.
Mansury was a significant name behind the scenes, effectively acting as a director for pay-per-views and weekly television. Per PWInsider, he left the promotion last week, having handed in his notice several months prior, with the reason for his decision unknown.
A WWE employee since 2009, Mansury originally entered the company as a production assistant before climbing the corporate ladder and becoming a Vice President in March 2016, having previously worked for MTV3. He was viewed internally as Kevin Dunn's long-term successor, though Vince McMahon's right-hand man shows no sign of leaving his own lofty position.
The writeup states that Dunn and fellow WWE director will be handling the company's shows in Mansury's absence.
What's particularly interesting about this is that Mansury was very much considered a Triple H guy in WWE and was seemingly well-liked in the company, with the employees PWInsider spoke to shocked by his decision to leave. He is the latest in a line of high-level executives to leave WWE in 2020, including George Barrios, Michelle Wilson, and Kerwin Silfies.