The Jacksonville Jaguars’ senior vice president of real estate and development is no longer with the team, the Jaguars said April 16.
In a statement, the team said it parted ways with Drew Frick on April 1. The statement did not provide a reason for Frick’s departure.
When Frick joined the organization in May 2022, the team announced it had created the real estate and development role to support its “plans to revitalize Downtown Jacksonville, including the Sports Performance Center, Shipyards and future projects.”
In the April 16 statement, the team said Frick served in “a novel role where he was engaged to build a strategic, self-sustaining real estate enterprise that would advance the family’s major development projects in the City of Jacksonville.”
“Drew assembled a dedicated and effective real estate development team,” the statement continued.
“He worked with the (Khan) family behind the scenes to bring several of Jacksonville’s most prominent and transformative projects from concept to completion, including the Miller Electric Center and the Jaguars’ new business headquarters, One Tower Court.”
Frick also was involved in development of the Four Seasons Hotel and Residences, and purchases of the Jacksonville Fairgrounds and Seahorse Oceanfront Inn and Lemon Bar in Neptune Beach, the team wrote. Iguana Investments, Khan’s development company, was involved in all of those initiatives.
The Jaguars did not include details about a potential replacement for Frick.
Before taking his role with the Jaguars, Frick was president of GATE Lands, the commercial and residential real estate development arm of GATE Petroleum.
“We are sincerely grateful to Drew for his consistent leadership and contributions. We wish him only the best as he moves on to his next chapter,” the team wrote.