Wayne LaPierre, the long-time leader of the National Rifle Association of America, known for his staunch defense of the Second Amendment and advocacy for firearms owners and manufacturers, has declared his resignation. This announcement comes just days before the commencement of his civil trial.
LaPierre will be stepping down from his roles as executive vice president and chief executive officer, with his resignation effective from January 31, as stated by the NRA. Andrew Arulanandam, an executive at the NRA overseeing general operations, will assume the interim positions of CEO and executive vice president.
Now, let’s delve briefly into his financial standing and explore the reasons behind his decision to resign in this article.
What Is Wayne LaPierre’s Net Worth?
Wayne LaPierre, an American author and proponent of gun rights, possesses a net worth estimated at $20 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Born in Schenectady, New York, in November 1949, LaPierre served as the executive vice president of the National Rifle Association from 1991 until 2024.
Why Did Wayne LaPierre Resigns From N.R.A.?
According to the NRA, Wayne LaPierre has resigned, citing health reasons. The resignation was accepted by the NRA’s president, Charles Cotton, on Friday (Jan 5).
Wayne LaPierre’s lawyer, Kent Correll, chose not to provide further details regarding the “health reasons” behind LaPierre’s abrupt resignation on Friday. This comes as the jury selection process continues in the NRA’s corruption trial in New York.
Kent Correll, the attorney representing LaPierre in the New York corruption trial, refrained from commenting on his client’s health upon leaving the court on Friday evening. LaPierre had cited “health reasons” as the basis for his resignation. Notably, no jurors have been selected yet, and the commencement of openings is scheduled for Monday.