On October 31, 2002, TNA (which originally traded as "J Sports and Entertainment") was renamed "TNA Entertainment".[8][2][11] Carter was appointed president of TNA Entertainment in spring 2003.[4] In December 2007, Carter voluntarily appeared before United States Congress to be interviewed regarding professional wrestling in the wake of the Chris Benoit double murder and suicide.[1] Carter served as the president of TNA until August 12, 2016, when she was announced as the new chairman of the promotion, with Billy Corgan taking over the presidency.[12] Soon after, however, it was announced that Corgan would sue the company and Carter, as he was lied to about when he would get his money back.