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Houston Texans hire Mike Tomon as new team president, replacing Greg Grissom

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** Mike Tomon has been appointed as the new team president of the Houston Texans, taking over from Greg Grissom, who had held the position for four years. With over two decades of experience in sports and entertainment, Tomon previously served as co-president and COO at Legends Hospitality Management, where he managed significant stadium operations and partnerships with global brands such as Real Madrid and FIFA. His immediate focus will be to lead discussions with the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo and Harris County regarding the renovation of NRG Stadium or the possibility of building a new one. Team owner Cal McNair highlighted Tomon's proven leadership and passion for the industry as key factors in his hiring. Tomon also received recognition as a 2015 Sports Business Journal '40 Under 40' award winner, showcasing his influence in the sports management field.

Additionally, he played college football at Georgetown, further connecting him to the sports community. This leadership change comes at a pivotal moment for the Texans, as they aim to enhance their business operations and overall team performance. Tomon expressed excitement about joining the Texans, emphasizing the strong vision and commitment of the McNair family to the organization.

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