ATLANTA — The Atlanta Hawks have named Bryson Graham as Senior Vice President of Basketball Operations and Peter Dinwiddie as Senior Vice President of Strategy and Analytics, the team announced on Wednesday.
“We are fortunate to be able to add Bryson and Peter to our leadership team. Bryson is widely regarded as one of the league’s top young talent evaluators and Peter is one of the most strategic minds in the NBA. Ownership has empowered me to build a robust and dynamic front office, and adding two extremely talented, experienced and respected executives in Bryson and Peter is a home run for our group,” said Hawks General Manager Onsi Saleh.
Graham comes to the Hawks after spending the previous 15 seasons with the New Orleans Pelicans, most recently serving as the team’s general manager during the 2024-25 campaign. He joined the Pelicans as a front office intern during the 2010-11 season, rising through the ranks, eventually serving as player development director (2011-12), video coordinator/player development coach (2012-14), scouting coordinator (2014-17), director of college scouting (2017-19) and assistant general manager (2019-24).
A 2009 graduate of Texas A&M University, Graham played on the Aggies men’s basketball team from 2006-09, leading the team to the 2007 Sweet Sixteen and the second round of the 2008 and 2009 NCAA Tournament. Following his graduation, the San Antonio, Texas, native returned to Texas A&M to serve as a graduate assistant on the men’s basketball team.
Dinwiddie joins Atlanta after five seasons with the Philadelphia 76ers as executive vice president, basketball operations (2020-25). Prior to his stint with the 76ers, Dinwiddie spent 14 seasons with the Indiana Pacers, beginning in 2006 in the inside sales department before moving to basketball operations. He began his time in basketball operations as director of basketball administration (2008-12), before being elevated to vice president of basketball operations (2012-17) and senior vice president of basketball operations (2017-20).
A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Dinwiddie graduated from Indiana University in 1999 and the New England School of Law in 2004.
