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Utah Jazz VP Of Marketing & Fan Development Elaina Pappas Shares Player’s Championship Vision
For Angel McGee, Working For Kansas City Royals & 2020 Super Bowl Winning Chiefs Goes Beyond The Field
Andrea Johnson Toggles Between Student President & Coaching Association of Canada
IIHF Referee Katie Guay Poised To Become First Female NHL On-Ice Referee
Emily Jaenson, GM of MiLB’s Reno Aces Brings Creativity, Innovation & Experience to Nevada Baseball Team
GroundbreakHER Story: Brittney Pagniello, Account Manager Of Sales At MLSE
GroundbreakHER Story: Marlee Shinoff, Account Executive Of Membership At MLSE
GroundbreakHER Story: Nico Serratore, Account Manager for Premium LIVE Events and Concerts at MLSE
GroundbreakHER Story: Ainsley Northam, Account Executive In Sales At MLSE
GroundbreakHER Story: Nicole Serfaty, Account Manager Of Premium Service For MLSE
GroundbreakHER Story: Genadyne Charr, Sales Account Executive For MLSE
GroundbreakHER Story: Melissa Robinson, Account Executive, Experience & Event Sales at MLSE
Nao Okumura Is Studying Sport Leadership In The UK To Help Less Fortunate With Homeless Rugby
WNBA in Toronto? Here’s Why Bid Group Leaders Daniel Escott and Max Abrahams Say It Will Work
Sports Media Business for Women: Roslyn McLarty “Side-Hustled” & Co-Founded The GIST
Morgan Campbell’s Sports Prism: The Intersection of Sport and Society
Women’s Hockey: Why the Pro Canadian League is Folding
Dear John: Every Team Needs a Fan like Kimmy Moisa
About Gender in Sport
Welcome to our category of gender in sport. Here you will find exclusive content from powerful women in sport.
Why is this a category/trend on SPMA?
Women are underrepresented in the industry, so our goal is to share women-driven content that will inspire others while providing tips and advice.
How does SPMA acquire info for this category?
Firstly, we unapologetically covet women sport industry professionals at all levels. Thus, from entry-level employees to chief executive officers, we directly ask questions targeting the experience of women in sport.
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