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| Glenn Greenspan |
Tiger Woods booted long-time PR point man Glenn Greenspan following last month's Hero World Challenge. The golfer hosted HWC, which was held in the Bahamas.
GolfWeek described Greenspan as "a quiet, unassuming figure in the chaos that often surrounded Woods" during the past decade.
He stood beside Woods during his 2010 televised speech in which he apologized for cheating on his wife and handled the 2017 crisis following the golfer's arrest on a DUI charge in the midst of the PGA Tour.
Greenspan, who had the VP-communications job at TRG, Tiger Woods Ventures, was also communications director at Augusta National Golf Club prior to joining Woods' team in 2008.
The College Football Playoff has named sports PR veteran Eric Tosi chief brand marketing and communications officer, a newly created role.
Sylvester (Sly) Peoples, who has worked for such sports-oriented brands as Nike, Adidas and Russell Athletic, is joining Burson as U.S. head of sports & entertainment.
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.
Lara Toscani Weems has joined Saudi Arabia-backed LIV Golf as senior VP-media relations.
Jason Teitler has returned to Burson as executive VP-corporate affairs. He will focus on sports accounts.
