Top Executive Finished with Impact Wrestling
According to PWInsider.com, Anthem’s Ed Nordholm recently sent an email to Impact Wrestling employees alerting them of several changes being made to the Impact offices.
The email notes Anthem will soon begin to consolidate the Nashville Impact Wrestling offices with the Anthem offices in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This means the end of the Nashville offices for Impact is likely near, however it remains unclear how Anthem will handle the office employees. Those working in Nashville will likely either be let go, work from home, or be relocated to Toronto. Impact production is expected to remain in Nashville, however that is still unconfirmed as of this writing.
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In related news, longtime Impact Wrestling Chief Financial Officer Dean Broadhead, who has been around since the Dixie Carter regime, has been let go by Anthem. Broadhead was credited by many to be responsible for keeping TNA/Impact afloat during the years of the company’s financial struggles. It appears Broadhead’s release happened back in September of this year.
Broadhead’s is the first big Impact Wrestling executive departure to happen alongside talent departures such as Jeff Jarrett, The Hardy Boyz, Eddie Kingston, Robbie E, Taryn Terrell, and referee Earl Hebner.