Responsibilities: Provide strategic leadership for CSC in conjunction with the executive board of directors … Coordinate corporate partnerships sales and fulfillment and build relationships with organizations within collegiate athletics ... Represent association at national events and with peer organizations … Manage full-time staff.Accomplishments to Date: • Provided staff leadership to develop new podcast, salary survey and an enhanced Membership Appreciation Week• Finalized new contracts or extensions with multiple corporate partners and service providers• Worked with third-party sales groups to increase engagement with potential Academic All-America title partners

Responsibilities: Serve as 501c6 organization’s chief financial officer and chief operating officer … Work with Executive Board officers, cabinet leaders, and committee chairs … Manage association’s annual convention that hosts 900+ attendees … Member of the corporate partnership sales team … Coordinate human resources for the association … Primary liaison with association’s legal and accounting firms. Accomplishments • Managed successful transition of annual convention from a stand-alone model to one in conjunction with NACDA and its affiliates, including registration, scheduling, audio/visual, exhibit hall, VIP travel, and transportation • Have represented and spoken on behalf of organization at various conference, regional and national meetings • Helped grow staff from three to five plus an intern • Developed organization’s first annual budget in conjunction with newly formed Budget Committee • Launched CSC Membership Appreciation Week and National Championship Communicators program • Produced organization’s first comprehensive convention management operations manual • Helped increase annual sponsorship sales to record levels • Negotiated new contracts with service providers and corporate partners • Facilitated Board of Directors’ first strategic branding review with consulting firm • Enhanced human resources functions, including payroll, group health insurance and retirement program • Provide staff leadership to committees and cabinets

Responsibilities: Teach one course each semester in Sport Public Relations through the Department of Communications

Case Coordinator for Indiana Army National Guard, J-1 Medical Division at Fort Benjamin Harrison

Promoted from Assistant Commissioner for Communications in 2006Responsibilities: Directed strategic communications efforts for an NCAA Division I athletics conference, with an emphasis on men’s basketball ... Facilitated scheduling with League’s television partners, including ESPN, syndication and local networks ... Coordinated regular-season scheduling for League men’s and women’s basketball ... Coordinated other special communications projects, including on-line film exchange ... Worked with Executive Committee (athletic directors), sport committees (head coaches) and long-range planning committeesAccomplishments• Launched Horizon League Network, a first-of-its-kind conference-wide video streaming platform• Managed the League’s men’s basketball championship that turned a profit• Co-chaired the Local Organizing Committee’s media services group for 2005 NCAA Women’s Final Four and 2006 and 2010 Men’s Final Four in Indianapolis• Prepared material for corporate marketing sales efforts in conjunction with marketing director and sales staff• Overhauled the League’s official web site to include multimedia functions• Capitalized on member institution’s successes with marketing/advertising campaigns

• Promoted from Assistant Sports Information Director in March 1999Responsibilities: Served as senior communicator for NCAA Football Bowl Series football program ... Directed staff of three full-time assistants, historian and multiple students ... Helped produce coaches television shows and game- day radio broadcasts ... Represented department on athletics hall of fame selection committee ... Served as athletics logo licensing coordinatorAccomplishments• Successfully coordinated university through unique media-intensive run to NCAA Tournament’s “Elite Eight”• Formulated public relations component of athletic department’s first crisis management team• Launched and edited quarterly booster tabloid news magazine• Coordinated brand management of new athletics logo launch and licensing

Formerly known as Host Communications, Inc. Responsibilities: Managed publication layout and design for game programs and newsstand publications ... Wrote feature stories and game previews ... Clients included the University of Texas, the University of Kentucky, the National Collegiate Athletic Association and Dave Campbell’s Texas Football magazine