Another WWE Corporate Shake-Up Revealed
(Photo Credit: Westfair)
There was also a shake-up in the WWE Communications department this week.
We’ve noted how there was a WWE Talent Relations shake-up over the past few days, which came before Mark Carrano’s firing on Thursday after former WWE Superstar Mickie James went public with how she received some of her belongings shipped to her in a trash bag. Now PWInsider has revealed that there were also several departures in the WWE Communications department.
Mead Rust had been working as WWE’s Vice President of Communications but he is no longer with the company. He came to WWE more than two years ago after more than sixteen years with A&E.
WWE Departure Already Rescinded, Nick Khan Reportedly Has Major Plans For WWE
(Photo Credit: WWE)
Longtime WWE referee John Cone is already back with the company in the Talent Relations department.
It was reported on Thursday that Cone has been released from his job as Senior Manager of the Talent Relations department as a part of the latest shake-up with John Laurinaitis taking back control of the department. It was reported then that Cone would remain with the company as a referee.
In an update, PWInsider reports that Cone’s termination from the Talent Relations department has been rescinded. He is already back with the company as Senior Manager of Talent Relations, under Laurinaitis.
Author of the article: Mary Katherine Keown
Publishing date: Apr 07, 2021  â¢Â 8 minutes ago  â¢Â 3 minute read  â¢Â St. Joseph s Villa has undertaken a $4.2 million, three-year retrofit program to remediate some long-standing issues with the building. They have replaced the roof and plan to upgrade the heating, ventilation and AC system; they need new windows; beds, mattresses and blanket warmers; new kitchen equipment; and new bathroom facilities, including therapeutic tubs. Photo by John Lappa /THE SUDBURY STAR
Article content
Administrators at St. Josephâs Villa were exhaling a sigh of relief Wednesday. The long-term care facility got the nod of approval from city council for a new roof.
Author of the article: Mary Katherine Keown
Publishing date: Apr 07, 2021  â¢Â 8 minutes ago  â¢Â 3 minute read  â¢Â St. Joseph s Villa has undertaken a $4.2 million, three-year retrofit program to remediate some long-standing issues with the building. They have replaced the roof and plan to upgrade the heating, ventilation and AC system; they need new windows; beds, mattresses and blanket warmers; new kitchen equipment; and new bathroom facilities, including therapeutic tubs. Photo by John Lappa /THE SUDBURY STAR
Article content
Administrators at St. Josephâs Villa were exhaling a sigh of relief Wednesday. The long-term care facility got the nod of approval from city council for a new roof.
Author of the article: Mary Katherine Keown
Publishing date: Apr 07, 2021  â¢Â 3 hours ago  â¢Â 3 minute read  â¢Â St. Joseph s Villa has undertaken a $4.2 million, three-year retrofit program to remediate some long-standing issues with the building. They have replaced the roof and plan to upgrade the heating, ventilation and AC system; they need new windows; beds, mattresses and blanket warmers; new kitchen equipment; and new bathroom facilities, including therapeutic tubs. Photo by John Lappa /THE SUDBURY STAR
Article content
Administrators at St. Josephâs Villa were exhaling a sigh of relief Wednesday. The long-term care facility got the nod of approval from city council for a new roof.