Who Wants to Handle Bill Belichick's Book Launch?
Tue, May 6, 2025
By Andrew Blum
If you had your choice of PR clients, former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick—with his 24-year-old girlfriend/"PR rep" in tow—might not be the way to go.
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If you had your choice of PR clients, former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick—with his 24-year-old girlfriend/"PR rep" in tow—might not be the way to go.
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Jason Teitler has returned to Burson as executive VP-corporate affairs. He will focus on sports accounts.
Olympic Team USA racks up medals in Paris, but breaks federal law in its disrespect of the Stars & Stripes.
Andy Weitz has joined the PGA Tour as chief marketing & communications officer and executive VP for investor relations. He was CMO at financial services giant Aon plc.
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Jon Schwartz, a former SVP, communications, marketing, digital & social for the Big Ten Conference, is signing up with Prosek Partners to launch a new sports business unit.
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While piloting the Golden State Warriors to an NBA championship, head coach Steve Kerr also demonstrated a winning strategy for using his media platform to deliver a timely statement.
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