Kyle Davidson

Kyle Davidson (born 1988 or 1989) is a Canadian sports executive who has been serving as interim general manager of the Chicago Blackhawks ice hockey organization in the National Hockey League (NHL) since October 26, 2021.[1]

Kyle Davidson
Born
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
EducationLaurentian University
Bachelor's degree
OccupationChicago Blackhawks
Hockey / Video Analyst 2010–2011
Coordinator for Ice Hockey Administration 2011–2015
Head of Ice Hockey Administration 2015–2017
Senior Head of Ice Hockey Administration 2017–2018
Assistant to general manager 2018–2019
Assistant general manager 2019–present
Interim general manager
2021–present
Spouse(s)Angelica Davidson

Davidson graduated with a bachelor's degree in sports leadership from Laurentian University. After graduating in 2009, he began working for the Ottawa Senators (NHL) in their supporter relations department. The following year, Davidson became an intern with the Chicago Blackhawks as a video analyst. Between 2012 and 2018, he worked for the ice hockey organization's administration and held various positions. In 2018, he was appointed assistant to general manager Stan Bowman. The following year, Davidson was promoted to assistant general manager, and in October 2021 he took over on an interim basis after Bowman stepped down from his positions with the Blackhawks.[1]

Davidson has been involved in winning the Stanley Cup with the Blackhawks for the 2012–2013[2][3] and 2014–2015 seasons.[4][5]

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