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PFL adds two new execs

March 3, 2021 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Professional Fighters League announced two new executives to its team for the 2021 season. Tim Clyne will join as its Chief Financial Officer and Jon Werther as its Executive Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and New Business.

Clyne will oversee all financial activities while Werther will lead the international expansion efforts and new business initiatives. 

“As a global and innovative league, PFL continues to be a disruptor and we are thrilled to expand the team by bringing in two experienced executives like Jon and Tim,” said PFL CEO, Peter Murray. “They will bring their expertise and leadership to amplify the next phase of growth for the PFL and I look forward to working with them.”

The PFL season starts next month on April 23 with events airing on ESPN2 and ESPN+

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