Jason Wahlers, now in is his 14th season with the Packers, is entering his seventh year as vice president of communications, a position to which he was promoted on Jan. 23, 2018.
"I'm really excited for Jason. He has done a great job for us during his seven years here, and is very deserving of this promotion," said Packers President and CEO Mark Murphy at the time of Wahlers' promotion. "He is highly respected throughout the organization and will be a great addition to our senior staff."
Wahlers oversees communications while also leading the community-outreach, public-affairs, digital and social-media departments.
"Jason brings a wealth of public-relations expertise to this new position. He has also developed a comprehensive skill set to ensure that our entire organization is effectively communicating with our fans, our customers and our community," said Packers chief operating officer and general counsel Ed Policy. "His talent and perspective have been invaluable, and I am excited to have him taking a broader role in the organization."
Wahlers, 46, joined the Packers in July 2011 as the director of public relations. Over his tenure, he has been in charge of the communication for the head coach and general manager as well as directing a staff that serves as the media contact for assistant coaches and the entire roster. Wahlers' role also sees him serve as a principal contact for the National Football League and broadcast networks.
Prior to joining the Packers, he worked as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' public relations manager for six years (2005-10), serving as the main media-relations contact for players and assistant coaches in addition to working closely with team management. He also served as the Buccaneers' public relations coordinator for two years (2003-04) after starting with the team as an intern during the club's Super Bowl XXXVII championship season in 2002. His other NFL experience includes work with the Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe, spring of 2002) and the Denver Broncos (2001).
In Wisconsin, his professional experience includes time with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (1999-2000), where he served as group sales manager after roles in promotions, marketing, public relations and ticketing. He earned a bachelor's degree from Iowa State University (1999) and a master's degree in sports administration from Ohio University (2001). He and his wife, Jennifer, have two daughters, Harper, 13, and Isla, 11.
