The Washington Commanders have named Mark Clouse as their new president who will oversee all facets of the team's business operations. Clouse will begin his new role in late January.  Clouse joins the Commanders after serving as president and chief executive officer at the Campbell's Company.

The Washington Commanders' revamped power structure added yet another key piece Tuesday when the team hired Mark Clouse as its new president. Clouse, who has served as the president and CEO of The Campbell's Company since 2019,

The Washington Commanders have a new president: former Campbell’s Soup Company CEO Mark Clouse. He will oversee the franchise’s business operations when he assumes his new role in January, the team announced Tuesday.

The Washington Commanders hired Mark Clouse as their new team president after he spent the last five-plus years as the CEO of Campbell’s, the famed consumer products company that recently forged a sponsorship with the Commanders and other organizations affiliated with majority owner Josh Harris.

During his tenure, Mark Clouse reshaped the Camden-based food giant’s portfolio, improved growth outlook and orchestrated the $2.7 billion Sovos Brands acquisition.

The Washington Commanders hired Mark Clouse, the president and chief executive of the Campbell’s Company, as team president, filling one of the top executive positions for a franchise that has been overhauled during the past year.

The Commanders continue their overhaul. New owner Josh Harris has hired Campbell’s Company CEO Mark Clouse to serve as the new team president, according to Nicki Jhabvala of the Washington Post. Clouse,

The Washington Commanders have tapped the CEO of Campbell's to be their new team president. He will start his new role in late January.

Mark Clouse, the chief executive officer of Campbell’s Company, is leaving the soup and snack maker to become president of the NFL’s Washington Commanders.