Greg Turner Email & Phone Number

Florida

Orlando, Florida Area

Senior level position in the basketball department at the AAU which will be responsible for skill development camps/clinics and educational programs for this historic, well known national organization. Position also includes managing other designated duties within the basketball department which includes assisting in retaining and creating new membership, event planning and operations, marketing and promotions of boys and girls basketball. In addition, future plans are to develop a national of a 3-on-3 division within AAU basketball. All actions are in conjunction with the desires of each National Sport Committee..

Indianapolis, Indiana

Responsible for nationwide educational outreach efforts to high schools, informing them about the upcoming NCAA Academic Standards for prospective Division I student-athletes.• Communicated with high school administrators (i.e., guidance counselors, principals, assistant principals, athletic directors and registrars) via telephone calls and electronic mailings.• Recent Survey of nearly 3,000 schools showed knowledge of academic standards increased to 78%, up from 59% since spring of 2013.

Indianapolis, In

iHoops is the Official Youth Basketball Organization for the NCAA and NBA. Promoted to Director of Programs and reported directly to CEO in establishing “Off-Line” Programming. Managed department budget $350K and direct supervision of two support staff

Indianapolis, In

Directed the annual elite player program for iHoops (First Team Basketball Mentoring Program), which included mentoring, guiding and motivating over 150 prospective student-athletes from around the nation year round preparing them to navigate the NCAA recruiting and Initial Eligibility processes.Assisted director in the creation and execution of the first iHoops Unsigned Prospects Camp for high school seniors, in two separate states. Over 120-prospects attended the events which provided exposure for overlooked seniors.

Indianapolis, In

Directed the operations of a national NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Mentoring Program (First Team) for some of the nation’s elite pre-college athletes. Directly supervised a staff of four. Provided a range of services and support to teach the value and advantage of obtaining a college education through participation in athletics and managed an annual budget of $400K plus for the entire operations of the program.Managed, trained and organized 25 adult volunteers (“Captains”) who assisted with the pre-collegiate student-athletes in the program.Led, guided, motivated and counseled some of the nation’s top prospective student-athletes concerning the recruitment and NCAA initial eligibility processes.

Indianapolis, In

As 2nd in command, assisted direction and operations of a national NCAA D-I Men’s Basketball Mentoring Program (First Team) for some of the nation’s elite pre-college prospects; directly supervised a staff of 3; NCAA’s First Team Program provided a range of services and support to teach the value and advantage of obtaining a college education through participation in athletics. Developed a reputable national program known for its dissemination of information and unique mentoring for its members; Information included writing, editing and production of an internal and external publication for members and general public. Led, guided, motivated and advised over 100-high school athletes in any given program year.

Greater Nashville Area, Tn

Served as a Division I Conference liaison to Host Communications in regards to conference sponsorships and corporate partners and responsible for securing more than $250K in sponsorship during tenure.• Assisted in developing league TV package schedules with Fox Sports and managed TV Inventory.• Worked with Commissioner on special tasks and assignments and also the direct liaison to Commissioner on basketball officiating matters for men and women.• Directed all aspects of 4 different conference championships and oversaw conference licensing/merchandising programs.• Served as the Conference liaison for the Student Athletes Advisory Committee (SAAC).

Tyler, Tx

• Created and submitted monthly features and wrote medical news stories & releases.• Directed and increased number of educational tours of facility by attracting area schools.• Coordinated and booked physicians taping of a weekly radio program entitled “Health Talk.”• Organized, planned and recruited largest employee group participation ever in the March of Dimes WalkAmerica.

Fairfield, Ct

• Performed On-the-floor coaching; Scouting, Recruiting; Specialty Teaching (Post-Play) • Provided Off-the-Floor pre-season conditioning; Weight training; Tutorial/Study Hall Sessions; Film Exchange.• Prepared Scouting reports; Seasonal Practice scheduling in on campus facilities; and Summer Camp director.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Mass Communications

Activities and Societies: 4-Year Letterman in Basketball Co-Captain of '84 Team, the "1st team" in school's history to appear in the NCAA.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Educational Media & Technology