Days before the Green Bay Packers take the field in green and gold, members of the organization took the field wearing suits, ties, and polos as a part of the annual stockholders meeting at Lambeau Field.

According to the Green Bay Press-Gazette's Richard Ryman, more than 3,200 people took part in the annual rite of summer with Packers team officials taking turns at the podium. 

After general manager Brian Gutekunst acknowledged last year's shortcomings and the hopes of the 2026 campaign, the business side of the operation took center stage. The Packers finished the season with $132.5 million in net income, which despite being an increase from last year was not enough to keep the team out of red due to some of the high-priced contracts they had to get off the books. All in all, 2025 was a record year for expenses and income for the organization. Most of the income came from the league's media rights deals that brought in nearly a half billion dollars for every team in the league. 

Team officials also touched on the future of ticket pricing, its plans for expanding its brand in Europe, and non-football events coming to Lambeau Field. The team also shared that Bob Harlan's name will be added to Lambeau Field's Ring of Honor next to Ted Thompson's when the Packers play the Panthers this fall.