The National Basketball Players Association is appointing several former NBA players, including Shaun Livingston and Malcolm Brogdon, to leadership positions under current NBPA Executive Director David Kelly. Livingston, a 14-year NBA veteran and three-time champion with the Golden State Warriors…

Former NBA players Shaun Livingston and Malcolm Brogdon have taken on prominent leadership positions within the National Basketball Players Association. Livingston has been named Executive Vice President, Player Relations & Head of Elite Youth, where he will serve as a key advisor to the Executive Committee. Meanwhile, nine-year league veteran Malcolm Brogdon has joined the union as a Senior Advisor and Consultant to assist with strategic vision and philanthropic initiatives.
Additionally, former NBA veterans Eddy Curry and Wilson Chandler will join the NBPA Player Operations team in January 2027 following the completion of the Player Rotational Program. These leadership moves follow the recent election of Myles Turner as vice president on the NBPA Executive Committee alongside union president Fred VanVleet.
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