CJ McCollum elected as new NBPA president, replacing Chris Paul

McCollum will begin his four-year term as new president immediately.

From NBA.com News Services

August 7, 2021 11:05 PM

CJ McCollum will serve as the new president for the National Basketball Player’s Association.

CJ McCollum of the Portland Trail Blazers was elected President of the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) at Saturday’s Board of NBPA Player Representatives. McCollum replaces Chris Paul, who served as president for eight years.

Introducing the new NBPA President, @CJMcCollum

As voted by the players, CJ McCollum was elected as the new President of the NBPA at today’s Board of NBPA Player Representatives meeting and will begin his 4-year term as President immediately. #WeAre450 pic.twitter.com/6PndqXq2yA

— NBPA (@TheNBPA) August 7, 2021

Additionally, Grant Williams of the Boston Celtics was voted by the players as the new NBPA vice president.

NBPA VP, @Grant2Will

Grant Williams was voted by the players as the new Vice President of the NBPA at today’s Board of NBPA Player Representatives meeting and will begin his term as Vice President immediately. #WeAre450 pic.twitter.com/omQKN51HlZ

— NBPA (@TheNBPA) August 7, 2021

McCollum and Williams will join the NBPA Executive Committee alongside Andre Iguodala (First VP), Harrison Barnes (Secretary-Treasurer), Bismack Biyombo (VP), Malcolm Brogdon (VP), Jaylen Brown (VP), Kyrie Irving (VP) and Garrett Temple (VP).