AEW vice president & chief marketing officer departing company

This story was updated at 11:50 PM Eastern.

A key cog in putting together AEW’s live events will be leaving the company following next Saturday’s Worlds End in addition to their chief marketing & merchandising officer.

Rafael Morffi, the company’s inaugural vice president of live events & touring, has taken a senior executive position with Brooklyn, New York’s Barclays Center, working on both booking events for the arena and working for the Brooklyn Nets’ ownership team.

PWInsider first reported the news Saturday with Dave Meltzer later confirming.

Morrfi’s responsibilities included setting up AEW’s live event tours, booking buildings, local marketing, and the rest of the logistics around that part of the business.

According to PWInsider, Morffi gave his notice earlier this month when AEW was in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The reason behind the move is that it gives Morrfi more family time as they reside in Brooklyn.

Shortly after that news, Fightful and Raj Giri reported that chief marketing & merchandising officer Dana Massie is also finishing up, confirmed by our Bryan Alvarez. There was no specific departure date given, but according to Alvarez, it was her decision not to re-sign.

Massie is the wife of the Young Bucks’ Matt Jackson who, along with brother Nick, signed new multi-year deals this year.

No replacements has been made public as of this writing.

These are the latest changes in AEW leadership in the past few months as Kevin Sullivan, their vice president of post production, was let go earlier this month while QT Marshall, their vice president of show & creative coordination, is leaving the company by year’s end.

Britt Baker signs with All Elite Wrestling

Britt Baker has signed with All Elite Wrestling.

Dave Meltzer has confirmed that Baker, 27, has signed with AEW. In the last year, she has worked for promotions such as Stardom, RISE, Shimmer and ROH. She also was an alternate for the Mae Young Classic and worked an NXT taping recently.

She was also part of the All In event in September where she competed in a fatal four way that also had Tessa Blanchard (who won the match), Madison Rayne (who has now signed with ROH) and Chelsea Green (who has signed with WWE).

Baker’s signing comes as AEW is continuing to take formative steps in establishing itself as a new promotion.

It is already known that Cody Rhodes and The Young Bucks will have executive vice president roles within the organization. Meltzer is also reporting that Brandi Rhodes will be the key person when it comes to the women. Dana Massie, who is key to the Young Bucks merchandise business, will also be key in the merchandise for AEW.

Rhodes, Brandi, the Bucks and Massie recently posed together in a photo, signing their contracts with the promotion.