AEW marketing director announces departure
Saturday’s Full Gear pay-per-view will be the last show for one of AEW’s behind-the-scenes employees.
Jeremy Flynn — AEW’s Senior Marketing Director of Live Events — posted a tweet today announcing that Full Gear will be his last event with the promotion. He’ll now be working for his own company, with Flynn saying this will allow him to spend more time with his family.
This is bittersweet, but this Saturday will be my last event with @AEW. I have an opportunity to work for my own company and spend more time with family. @AEW has been like family and I appreciate the opportunity from @TonyKhan. Wishing nothing but continued success for AEW! pic.twitter.com/TBlbORpPO9
— Jeremy Flynn (@JeremyAFlynn) November 21, 2025
“This is bittersweet, but this Saturday will be my last event with @AEW,” Flynn wrote. “I have an opportunity to work for my own company and spend more time with family. @AEW has been like family and I appreciate the opportunity from @TonyKhan. Wishing nothing but continued success for AEW!”
Flynn joined AEW in May 2024 after previously serving as Senior Director of Marketing, Live Events for the Professional Bull Riders league. His other job experience includes a sales and marketing manager role for Simmons Bank Arena, a venue in North Little Rock, Arkansas. Flynn has an MBA from the University of Central Arkansas.
Full Gear 2025 is being held at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey this Saturday (November 22). The card includes AEW World Champion Hangman Page vs. Samoa Joe and AEW Women’s World Champion Kris Statlander vs. Mercedes Mone among the top bouts.
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