A person would think this makes the chain of command interesting.  The Manager, Cito Gaston, answers (although he's on a direct line with Paul Beeston) to the GM, presently J.P. Ricciardi, who answers to CEO/President Paul Beeston (who has almost carte blanche to do what he needs).  Paul answered to Ted as Grand Pooba of it all.  How does it work now?  I can't see him answering to Edward III, that's can be considered a step down.  His chain should go to the new Grand Pooba, sidestepping Ed III, at need.  Anyone with a better idea? 

The new corporate grand poo-bah (President and CEO) is Nadir Mohamed,  who's been running Rogers Wireless since 2001. The late Ted Rogers Jr was positively obsessed with restoring his family honour (his father was a broadcasting pioneer who died young and the family lost control of his business) - but Ted III, who's been running Rogers Cable and takes over as the official Blue Jays owner is still on the light side of 40 years old and might be a little young for the shareholders. (Mohamed is 52.)

Phil Lind always seemed to hover around Ted whenever there would be a free agent signing, or an interview about something off-field related. He's been doing a lot of work for the Bills in Toronto and other Rogers Sports and Entertainment things. I think he's definitely a liason between the team operations and Rogers.