WWE’s Longest-Running Employee Sue Aitchison Released

WWE’s success as a well-oiled machine is a result of numerous moving parts and the dedication of many individuals within the organization. However, recent developments suggest a change in the company’s organizational structure, including the release of Sue Aitchison, WWE’s longest-running employee.

Sue Aitchison, the longest-running employee in WWE, has officially parted ways with the company, according to a report from PWInsider.com. Aitchison served as the Director of Community Relations for WWE and had been with the company since 1986, totaling over 38 years of dedicated service.

”The longest running WWE employee still with World Wrestling Entertainment, 2019 WWE Hall of Fame Warrior Award winner Sue Aitchison exited the company yesterday, PWInsider.com has confirmed with multiple sources.    We are told that Aitchinson was left go.”

Aitchison’s impact on WWE has been significant, particularly in the realm of community outreach programs. She is widely credited for her work in building the company’s relationship with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, as well as other charitable initiatives. Her efforts in these areas have helped WWE establish a positive reputation and strong community ties.

In recognition of her contributions, Aitchison received the WWE Hall of Fame Warrior Award in 2019. Her departure marks a notable change for WWE, as her leadership and expertise in community relations have been an integral part of the company’s operations.

Dan Ventrelle, who held the position of WWE Executive Vice President of Talent Relations, exited the company as well. Additionally, Trent Wilfinger, who served as WWE’s Senior Vice President of Athlete ID & Development, also parted ways with the organization. These departures mark significant changes in WWE’s executive leadership and talent management structure.

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