NHLPA general counsel Ian Penny, who had been serving as the union's interim executive director, resigns just two months after the surprise August 31 firing of former executive director Paul Kelly.
November 03, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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NHL Players Association general counsel and interim executive director Ian Penny has resigned—saying he can no longer work for the union.
Penny, 43, “informed the NHLPA staff and the NHLPA executive board earlier [on Friday] that it is his position he has been constructively dismissed as interim executive director of the NHLPA and can no longer work in the present circumstances,” a press release from the NHLPA said on Friday.
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