J. Warren Cassidy

48th Mayor of Lynn, Massachusetts
In office 1970 – January 1972
Preceded by	Irving E. Kane
Succeeded by	Pasquale Caggiano

Personal details
Born	c. 1930
Alma mater	Dartmouth College

J. Warren Cassidy (born c. 1930)^[1] is a Massachusetts politician who served as the 48th Mayor of Lynn, Massachusetts.

After his term as Mayor of Lynn, Cassidy served as the Executive Vice President of the National Rifle Association.

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Non-profit organization positions Preceded byHarlon Carter Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of theNational Rifle Association 1986 – 1991 Succeeded byWayne LaPierre Political offices Preceded byIrving E. Kane Mayor of Lynn, Massachusetts 1970toJanuary 1972 Succeeded byPasquale Caggiano

v t e National Rifle Association of America
Presidents	Ambrose Burnside (1871–72) William Conant Church (1872–75) Alexander Shaler (1875–77) Winfield Scott Hancock (1881) Ulysses S. Grant (1883–84) Philip Sheridan (1885) George Wood Wingate (1886–1900) William Libbey (1916–21) Smith W. Brookhart (1921–25; 1925–26) Francis E. Warren (1925) Patrick J. Hurley (1929) Benedict Crowell (1930–31) Karl Frederick (1934) Littleton W. T. Waller Jr. (1939) Emmett Swanson (1948–49) Merritt A. Edson (1949–50) Morton C. Mumma (1955) Harlon Carter (1965–67) Lloyd M. Mustin (1977–78) Howard Wallace Pollock (1983–85) Joe Foss (1988–90) Robert K. Corbin (1992–93) Marion Hammer (1995–98) Charlton Heston (1998–2003) Sandra Froman (2005–07) John C. Sigler (2007–09) Ron Schmeits (2009–11) David Keene (2011–13) James W. Porter II (2013–15) Pete Brownell (2017–18) Oliver North (2018–19) Carolyn D. Meadows (2018; 2019–21) Charles L. Cotton (since 2021)
CEOs and Executive Vice Presidents	Milton Reckord (1934) Franklin Orth (1959–70) Maxwell Rich (1970–77) Harlon Carter (1977–85) J. Warren Cassidy (1986–91) Wayne LaPierre (since 1991)
See also	NRA Foundation Camp Perry Eddie Eagle Institute for Legislative Action National Firearms Museum Great American Outdoor Show NRATV The Price of Freedom (2021)