X Games Not Returning to Los Angeles in 2014
ESPN, creator of the X Games, has chosen four North American cities—Austin, Texas; Chicago; Detroit; and Charlotte, North Carolina—as final candidates…
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ESPN, creator of the X Games, has chosen four North American cities—Austin, Texas; Chicago; Detroit; and Charlotte, North Carolina—as final candidates…
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Jack Kelly: Ask The Event Doctor
Our sports organization board, which includes a number of non-sports-business representatives…
In partnership with the 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic, downtown Detroit is expected to host more than 250,000 visitors at the SiriusXM Hockeytown…
Continue ReadingTim Leiweke has been named president and CEO of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, a Canadian organization that owns the NHL’s Toronto Maple Leafs…
Continue ReadingThe route for the 2013 USA Pro Challenge professional cycling stage race has been released. The 599-mile course will run through eight host cities in…
Continue ReadingTo commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Battle of the Sexes tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, the International Tennis Hall of…
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Lisa Furfine: On the Road
I enjoyed a great week on Florida’s Marco Island for DMAI’s strategic planning session and their annual CEO Forum…
USA Hockey has been named as the recipient of the United States Olympic Committee’s 2013 Amazing Leader Award. The award will be presented…
Continue ReadingPhiladelphia Mayor Michael A. Nutter has notified the United States Olympic Committee of Philadelphia’s “commitment to working with the USOC to bid on…
Continue ReadingThe United States Olympic Committee has announced that Citi will continue its sponsorship of Team USA as the official bank partner of the U.S. Olympic…
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