WWE has been making some changes lately after the TKO merger. Several executives have been let go from the management and yet another significant departure has occurred within WWE.
It has been noted that as per Wrestling Observer Daily Update, Michele Carlucci, WWE’s Director of Production Travel, has been let go from the company.
Carlucci’s exit from the company signifies the culmination of a lengthy and committed tenure with WWE, beginning in 1988. Throughout the years, she held several positions, including a 14-year role as Director of the Freelance Crew, Travel & Special Projects, before assuming her most recent position as Director of Production Travel in 2019.
The report indicates that Carlucci was “let go” on Friday and continued the trend of personnel changes and departures within WWE since the merger with TKO Group Holdings. Her departure is particularly notable due to her extensive tenure with the company, spanning over three decades.
Carlucci’s contributions to WWE over the years have been significant, particularly in managing the complex logistics of production travel for the company’s numerous live events and productions. Her departure is a reminder of the ongoing restructuring and changes taking place within WWE as it adapts to the new corporate landscape post-merger.
