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NORTH MANKATO — Glen Taylor has replaced daughter Jean Taylor as the top official for North Mankato-based Taylor Corporation.

A recent announcement to some Taylor Corporation employees said Jean Taylor was resigning her post as CEO and president of the privately held company and that Glen Taylor would replace her.

Officials with Taylor Corporation did not return messages seeking comment.

According to a biography on the Taylor Corporation website — which was removed from the site by Monday afternoon — Jean Taylor began serving as CEO in 2007. She had previously held president and vice-president duties since 1994.

The Minnesota Timberwolves today announced that team owner Glen Taylor has been re-elected Chairman of the NBA Board of Governors. Taylor was originally elected as Chairman on Oct. 23, 2008.

Along with membership on the Board of Governors, Taylor previously served as the Chairman of the NBA's Audit Committee and has been a member of the Advisory/Finance, Planning and Labor Relations Committees.

Just a day after I believed the Wolves had narrowed their search to former Indiana GM David Kahn, Glen Taylor and Rob Moor apparently continue it anew with a candidate who was either interviewed today or soon will be.

I heard it was a candidate from within the Northwest division. The first guy I thought of was Rex Chapman in Denver, who was with the organization for a while about three years ago. But I don’t think it’s him. Might not be from within the division either.

Sorry, but I don’t think it’s Bill Simmons, either.

About the only thing that seems certain is that this will go on through the weekend.

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I heard this evening Taylor and Moor are cooling on one candidate the more they learn about him. Sure sounds to me like that could be Kahn, who without a doubt those the owner and team CEO were (are?) very serious about.

Randy Pfund has remained quiet since he called me back Saturday and I haven’t heard that he’s out so I’d say he’s still a possibility.