Cheyenne Frontier Days chief to step down next year
CHEYENNE — Cheyenne Frontier Days CEO Tom Hirsig, who has led the annual rodeo and festival since 2015, will step down after the 2027 CFD.
“Tom’s leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment to Cheyenne Frontier Days have
left an indelible mark on this organization,” CFD board chairman Tad Herz said in a news release. “While no one can truly replace Tom, we are committed to building upon the strong foundation he has helped create. We are incredibly grateful that he will remain with us through the 2027 show as we work together to ensure a thoughtful and successful transition.”
The board plans to bring on an external executive search firm to help identify Hirsig’s successor.
Cheyenne Frontier Days CEO Tom Hirsig, who has led the annual rodeo and festival since 2015, will step down after the 2027 CFD.
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