Mark Chipman

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Mark Chipman is a Canadian businessman and sports executive best known for leading the return of NHL hockey to Winnipeg and serving as the principal owner and governor of the Winnipeg Jets.

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instanceOf human
sports executive
affiliatedWith National Hockey League Board of Governors NERFINISHED
True North Square development in Winnipeg NERFINISHED
basedIn Winnipeg NERFINISHED
businessFocus professional hockey operations
sports and entertainment properties
businessModel arena and venue management
sports franchise ownership
businessRegion Manitoba NERFINISHED
Winnipeg NERFINISHED
citizenshipStatus Canadian citizen
countryOfCitizenship Canada
employer True North Sports & Entertainment NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork professional sports administration
sports franchise operations
urban development projects in Winnipeg
hasRole NHL governor for the Winnipeg Jets
principal owner of the Winnipeg Jets
industry entertainment
real estate development
sports management
knownFor bringing an NHL franchise back to Winnipeg in 2011
leadership of True North Sports & Entertainment
language English
league National Hockey League
notableAchievement establishing the current Winnipeg Jets franchise
securing NHL approval to relocate the Atlanta Thrashers to Winnipeg
notableFor leading the return of NHL hockey to Winnipeg
ownership and governance of the Winnipeg Jets
role in relocation of the Atlanta Thrashers to Winnipeg
occupation businessman
sports executive
owns Manitoba Moose NERFINISHED
Winnipeg Jets NERFINISHED
positionHeld alternate governor of the Winnipeg Jets on the NHL Board of Governors
chairman of True North Sports & Entertainment
governor of the Winnipeg Jets
residence Winnipeg NERFINISHED
sport ice hockey
sportsTitle NHL franchise owner
NHL team governor
team Manitoba Moose NERFINISHED
Winnipeg Jets NERFINISHED

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Winnipeg Jets chairman Mark Chipman