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Tim McDougall steps down as Hornets' Chief Marketing Officer

Discussion in 'NBA Dish' started by AroundTheWorld, Oct 9, 2005.

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  1. AroundTheWorld

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    http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=2183380

    New Orleans Hornets: The New Orleans Hornets' chief marketing officer has become the second executive to resign his position, officials said Friday.


    Team president Paul Mott confirmed the departure of Tim McDougall, who was hired by the team to increase ticket sales. Mott didn't say why McDougall, who was with the team for 6 1/2 months, was leaving.


    McDougall couldn't be reached for comment.


    Last Saturday, Allan Bristow resigned as general manager, citing health concerns.


    Mott said the team's relocation from New Orleans to Oklahoma City because of Hurricane Katrina has been difficult for some of the team's employees.


    "During this time of great change and uncertainty, there have been a number of people who have not opted to come to Oklahoma City," Mott said. "Some who couldn't bring themselves to leave Louisiana in a time of great need. Others had family and things that made the decision to come to Oklahoma City very hard."
     
    #1 AroundTheWorld, Oct 9, 2005
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    man this is horrible hopefully Tim can get the position back at the rockets and fix things back up

    good luck tim we miss ya over here
     
    #2 The_Yoyo, Oct 9, 2005
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    does anybody know why he resigned? Did he get a better offer somewhere else? I hope everything will be ok for him.
     
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    #4 ron413, Oct 9, 2005
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    damn and Tim sounded so hopeful too in his update to Clutch.

    Hope you get back to your old position Tim, the new gyu was a total ****ing idiot and casued a lot fo embarassment to the Rockets we they banned Clutch from training camp
     
    #5 hotballa, Oct 9, 2005
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    thats real sad.. tim, if your reading this, we hope that your ok and may god bless you and your family. all i know is, please come back to the rockets. clutchfans needs you. we would like to get our comments heard by the organization again and you did just that. we need someone to voice out our thoughts. i hope you can be back with the rockets. more power to you tim!
     
    #6 couch_pot8o, Oct 9, 2005
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    There are conflicting reports in that thread, one making it out to be the Hornets fault, and one making it out to be Tim's fault...Guess we'll never know unless he posts here again...
     
    #7 A-Train, Oct 9, 2005
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    Best wishes to our beloved Timmy.

    Well wishing him to come back here is great but it will kinda be a bit selfish of us (which may not necessarily be a bad thing) since he may likely not get a position as high as the CMO. My wish is that he gets a parallel or better offer (even from the Rockets), or whatever his heart desire is.

    When he is happy, I believe most, if not all, of us here will definitely be as well.

    Best wishes again Tim.
     
    #8 Fegwu, Oct 10, 2005
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    The lesson learnt is that if you want to fire your top sales person, you'd better fire his 'clique (tm)' altogether at the sametime. Otherwise, you are just firing yourself. ;)
     
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