Dawn Hudson Steps Down as NFL's Chief Marketing Officer


Just days after its chief operating officer quit to run Seattle’s proposed NHL expansion team, the National Football League finds itself in search of a new marketing head.

Dawn Hudson on Friday told The Wall Street Journal she was stepping down as chief marketing officer of the NFL, a post she’d held since September 2014. Hudson, who intimated that her position at the league since day one had been conceived as a short-term appointment, said she was not looking to assume another marketing role after she officially parts ways with the NFL in April.

A former PepsiCo North America President and CEO, Cola War veteran Hudson first met NFL commissioner Roger Goodell in 2002, when Pepsi unseated Coca-Cola as the league’s official soft-drink sponsor. Prior to joining Pepsi in 1996, Hudson was managing director of the now-defunct agency DMB&B’s New York office and put in several years at DDB Needham, Chicago.

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