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Canada Rod Bryden

Ottawa Senators / NHL - 02/03
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Date of Birth
Mar 13, 1941
Place of Birth
Port Elgin, NB, CAN
Age
83
Nation
Canada

Rod Bryden, a successful business executive, became the majority owner of the Ottawa Senators when he acquired Terrace Investments from Bruce Firestone. Bryden managed to secure funding for the Palladium arena project through a number of loans. The Senators filed for bankruptcy on January 9, 2003, due to debt owed its largest creditor, Covanta Energy Corporation, that had filed for bankruptcy on April 2002. As a result of the bankruptcy, the Senators franchise and the arena, known as Corel Centre at the time, was sold to Eugene Melnyk.

Team Staff History
S Team League Role on Team Notes
1993-94 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner Bought the franchise from Bruce Firestone
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
1994-95 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
1995-96 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
1996-97 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
1997-98 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
1998-99 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
1999-00 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
2000-01 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
2001-02 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
2002-03 Ottawa Senators NHL Franchise Owner Franchise sold to Eugene Melnyk
Ottawa Senators NHL Chairman
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