Awards & Honors
Game Changers: Liz Moore, LPGA
This year has been a whirlwind for the LPGA, and more specifically for Liz Moore. Former LPGA Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan announced her intention to step down late in 2024, and Moore, the tour’s chief legal and technology officer, was thrust into the interim role.
Game Changers: Garland Cooper Tsarouchas, RCX Sports
Some sports startups struggle for years before they sign a big client. In fewer than six years, however, RCX Sports has emerged as a critical cog in the youth sports strategy for all Big Five leagues, as well as the WNBA and the USTA.
Game Changers: Carey Hoyt, Ohio State University
Carey Hoyt always envisioned being in college athletics, but administration might not have been the initial path.
Game Changers: Catching up with Kit Geis of Genesco Sports Enterprises, Class of 2011
Then: SVP, Genesco Sports Enterprises
Game Changers: Marsha Oliver, PGA Tour
The PGA Tour late last year surpassed $4 billion in charitable giving, a number that was not reached by accident.
Game Changers: Bracken Zimmerman Gustin, Intersport
Bracken Zimmerman Gustin credits “saying yes” for her two biggest professional breaks.
Game Changers: Chelle Adams, U.S. Soccer Federation
When Chelle Adams retired for the second time, she thought it was for real. She was fresh off a yearlong stint in the C-suite at SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, and had previously served as chief financial officer for The Cosmopolitan resort casino and hotel in Las Vegas, helping to transform th...
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We’ve heard from the league that ... the NBA had been covered the same way for the last 30 or 40 years and ‘When is someone going to have a new idea?’ And so this was kind of that new idea that made us think we can approach the game differently and give the audience a new way to engage in the game.-- NBC Sports Executive Producer Sam Flood, on the decision to place a game analyst on each bench during “Peacock NBA Monday” broadcasts this season.
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