Bob Harlan Biography

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Bob Harlan had a 37-year tenure with the Green Bay Packers before retiring in 2008.  Harlan originally joined the organization as assistant general manager in 1971.  From 1989-2006, he served as president and CEO of the Packers.  During Harlan's tenure piloting the franchise, Green Bay returned to its former glory.  He hired team architect Ron Wolf who traded for quarterback Brett Favre and signed defensive end Reggie White.  Those acquisitions culminated with victory in Super Boxl XXXI.  In addition to on-field success, Harlan also oversaw renovations to Lambeau Field and the construction of the Don Hutson Center.  He decided to capitalize on revenue streams at Lambeau, moving all games to Green Bay in 1994 after a 62-year stay playing some games in Milwaukee.  Today, Harlan still serves as chairman emeritus.  In 2004, he was elected to the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame.  

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