The Indiana Fever announced significant changes to its front office leadership on Sunday, with both team president Kelly Krauskopf and general manager Amber Cox departing the organization. Krauskopf resigned earlier in the day, followed by the team's announcement of Cox’s exit.

Krauskopf had served as the Fever’s team president, a role in which she oversaw business operations and played a key part in the franchise’s strategic direction. Cox, who held the general manager position, was responsible for basketball operations, including player personnel decisions and team building.

The departures mark a notable transition for the Fever as the franchise seeks to redefine its leadership structure moving forward. No immediate replacements or further details regarding the reasons behind the changes were provided at the time of the announcement. The team has not specified how these shifts might affect its short-term plans or its approach to upcoming seasons.

This front office overhaul comes amid efforts to improve the Fever’s competitive standing in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA). Both Cox and Krauskopf had been closely involved in the organization’s initiatives to strengthen the roster and increase the team’s market presence.

The Indiana Fever, a franchise with a history dating back to 2000, have experienced a number of changes over recent years, including shifts in coaching staff and player personnel. The exits of Krauskopf and Cox add to the ongoing evolution of the team’s leadership as it aims to build toward future success.

Further updates on new appointments or organizational strategy are expected as the Fever address this period of transition.