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Tom Wilson retiring after spending decades at the center of live Detroit entertainment, sports
Read full article: Tom Wilson retiring after spending decades at the center of live Detroit entertainment, sportsIt was announced that Wilson is retiring at the end of 2020. His retirement is giving him some time to reflect on all that he helped achieve in Detroit sports over the course of four decades. He spent 32 years working for former Detroit Pistons owner Bill Davidson. First, with the Pistons and most notably as president and CEO of Palace Sports and Entertainment. In February 2010, Wilson was hired by Olympia Entertainment to help develop a new home for the Red Wings.