Charlie Jacobs Succeeds Jeremy as Bruins Governor

• Charlie Jacobs is now the governor of the Boston Bruins, succeeding his father Jeremy Jacobs.
• The Jacobs family has owned the Bruins since 1975, when Jeremy Jacobs purchased the team for approximately $10 million.
• Jeremy Jacobs has been the governor of the Bruins for 51 years.
• Charlie Jacobs, the current CEO of the Bruins, will represent the team on the NHL's Board of Governors.
• The transition of leadership marks a significant change for the Bruins organization, which has been under the Jacobs family's ownership for nearly five decades.