“This club has been a defining part of my life, and I feel humbled to return in this leadership role.
“I am deeply grateful to the club’s ownership and board for the trust they have placed in me, and for the opportunity to serve a club that means so much to me and the community.
“I look forward to working with Scott and the board, our players and staff, corporate and government partners, and our passionate members and fans to deliver on the club’s strategy and drive sustained success.
“I would also like to thank Peter V’landys, the Commission, [NRL CEO] Andrew Abdo and my colleagues at the NRL for their support over the past decade. Our game is thriving at all levels and well positioned for even greater growth under Peter and Andrew’s leadership.
“The Sea Eagles are a very proud club with a rich and successful history. It is a privilege to return home, honour that legacy, and help shape a strong and exciting future.”
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Penn said he was thrilled to have King, a practising solicitor and Manly life member, at the helm.
“Jason is an accomplished NRL administrator bringing over 10 years’ experience to the Sea Eagles,” Penn said.
“As a past captain, playing over 200 games for the club, makes Jason the perfect candidate to bring the Sea Eagles new strategic plan to life.
“We are delighted to welcome Jason back to the club as CEO as we celebrate our 80th year in 2026”.
