About Mark
For those of us in the sports and entertainment industry, technology gives us more opportunities to build our brand, connect (and build meaningful relationships) with our fans and drive revenue than ever before.
For over a decade, I have worked on the front lines of technology and athletics. First as a staffer on campus and conference administrator, and later as a product manager for leading technology companies. Crafting an effective strategy requires a comprehensive understanding of your organization’s objectives, challenges and opportunities as well as available technology to help you reach your potential.
I am passionate about using technology to solve problems and devise solutions in the sports and entertainment space.
A lifelong learner, I am also interested in how we work and focus and explore these topics in the Sports Leadership Podcast, which I co-host.
I am available to consult and advise on a number of topics and am always looking to expand my professional networks. So let’s connect!
Work Experience
Director of Partner Solutions
WMT
2020 - Present
EVP of Product Innovation
TicketSocket
2019- 2020
Director of Product Innovation
NeuLion College
2016- 2019
Assistant Commissioner (Branding, Creative & Digital)
American Athletic Conference (BIG EAST Conference from 2009-13)
2009-2016
Marketing & Communications Assistant
Boston College Athletics
2008-2009
Director of Marketing
Bryant University Athletics
2006-2008
Education
University of Texas, B.A (2006)
Bryant University, M.B.A (2008)
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Specialties
Technology, Product Development, Digital & Social Media, Strategic Communications, Branding, Revenue Generation.
Services
Consulting Services, Writing,
Speaking/Presentations, Career Services.
“Problems are only Opportunities in Work Clothes.”
- Henry Kaiser
The Sports Leadership Podcast
Co-hosted by Mark Hodgkin and Kevin DeShazo (FieldHouse Leadership), The Sports Leadership Podcast debuted in 2016. The podcast explores the challenges of leadership - particularly in the sports industry.
Where to Listen:
Clients
I’ve been fortunate enough to work with the following brands
Blog
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