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Boston Celtics introduce new ownership group
Bill Chisholm succeeds Wyc Grousbeck as lead governor, marking a shift in Celtics governance with new investors joining before the 2025-26 NBA season.
- On Thursday, Bill Chisholm introduced his investment group as the new majority owners of the Boston Celtics after a $6.1 billion purchase earlier this year.
- After the sale was accepted in March, the National Basketball Association approved the majority sale last month, and Wyc Grousbeck transitioned from lead governor earlier than expected.
- Grousbeck will transition into the CEO and co-owner roles while serving as alternate governor, with Aditya Mittal joining as alternate governor and Gotham and Stevens remaining in leadership.
- The Celtics will enter the 2025-26 season on Oct. 22 without Jayson Tatum for most of the year, relying on Jaylen Brown and role players White, Payton Pritchard, and Sam Hauser, but are unlikely to contend immediately.
- A Georgetown, Massachusetts native and Dartmouth alumnus, Chisolm said `While this is a dream come true for me and my family`, emphasizing the responsibility that comes with ownership and his private-equity experience at Symphony Technology Group.
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New owner Chisholm lays out vision for Celtics: 'Do whatever we can to win'
BOSTON — Flanked by four of his top lieutenants, Bill Chisholm addressed reporters Thursday for the first time as the new majority owner of his childhood team: the Boston Celtics.
·New Hampshire, United States
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Boston Herald‘Do whatever we can to win’: New owner Bill Chisholm lays out vision for Celtics
BOSTON — Flanked by four of his top lieutenants, Bill Chisholm addressed reporters Thursday for the first time as the new majority owner of his childhood team: the Boston Celtics.
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St Catharines Standard
St Catharines StandardNew Celtics owner Bill Chisholm vows to ‘do whatever it takes’ to win championships
BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Celtics are expecting a smooth ownership transition — and not just because much of the old brain trust is sticking around.
·Hamilton, Canada
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