According to Mike Klis of 9News, Broncos executive Mac Freeman is leaving the organization. On Friday afternoon, Freeman notified team members of his leaving.
Since taking a position as the Broncos' vice president of stadium operations in 2001, the team has employed Freeman. In 2010, the company elevated him to vice president of business development; in 2017, he assumed his most recent position as a chief commercial officer.
Freeman was in charge of the Broncos' business division and stadium administration; these duties are now handled by the team's recently appointed president Damani Leech.
The Pat Bowlen Trust sold the Broncos to the Walton-Penner ownership group, led by Rob Walton, his daughter Carrie Walton Penner, and Carrie's husband, Greg Penner. As a result, the Broncos are going through a change.
Before moving to Denver in 1998 to oversee the switch from the previous Mile High Stadium to Invesco Field at Mile High, Freeman worked for the Steelers. Before joining the Broncos in 2001, he served as Mile High Stadium's general manager.
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