Marshall is retiring as the CEO of the Mavericks at the end of 2024 but will remain as a consultant
Cynt Marshall is retiring as CEO of the Dallas Mavericks at the end of the year, and then she will stay on for another year as a consultant in the organization where she is credited for a comprehensive overhaul of workplace policies.
Cynt Marshall retiring as CEO of Mavericks at end of 2024
Marshall became the first Black female CEO in NBA history when she was hired by then-Mavericks owner Mark Cuban in March 2018. "My three-year commitment has more than doubled in time," Marshall told Mavericks employees in a letter obtained by ESPN's Andscape.
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