Todd Greenberg has stepped down as chief executive officer of the NRL.
Greenberg's departure from the role is effective immediately, meaning he worked his final day for the Australian Rugby League Commission on Monday.
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The NRL said in a statement the decision was made by mutual agreement, with Greenberg's four-year tenure coming to an abrupt end with the 2020 season on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Chief commercial officer Andrew Abdo will take over as acting CEO while a search begins to find a permanent replacement
"Despite the variety of challenges and pressures I have loved every single minute of the journey," Greenberg said in a statement.
"Our growth over the last four years has been extraordinary and I am very proud of my contribution to the game.
"I am indebted to the game for the variety of opportunities and experiences that have been provided to my family and I, and we leave with many great memories and life-long friendships.
"My sincere thanks to all the stakeholders across the game, particularly the fans who are the lifeblood of rugby league. Their unwavering passion for the game is wonderful.
"I remain in awe of the players' skill and bravery to play this game week in and week out and I thank all of them, both past and present for their friendship and support.
"My thanks also to the staff and executive team at the NRL. It has been an absolute honour to lead this team of talented, resilient and hard-working professionals."
