The Hawks have promoted Peter Dinwiddie to executive vice president of basketball operations, the team announced today in a press release. Dinwiddie’s previous position was senior vice president of strategy and analytics.

Dinwiddie was hired by Atlanta in June 2025 along with Bryson Graham. Graham has since left the organization to become the head of basketball operations in Chicago, leaving Dinwiddie as the team’s No. 2 executive behind Onsi Saleh, who was promoted from general manager to president of basketball operations earlier this offseason.

Dinwiddie was with the 76ers for five years and the Pacers for 14 seasons before joining the Hawks a year ago. He held the executive VP of basketball operations title in Philadelphia.

Within today’s press release, the Hawks also announced that Maxwell Kupchak – the son of former Lakers and Hornets head of basketball operations Mitch Kupchak – has been promoted from coordinator of cap strategy and player personnel to director of cap strategy and player personnel.

Additionally, Atlanta has confirmed the previously reported hiring of former ESPN reporter Tim Bontemps as a strategic advisor.