Roger Goodell, the public face of the National Football League and among the most powerful figures in sports, is expected to sign a contract extension through 2024, according to Sports Business Journal.
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Roger GoodellThe former PR man earned $32M in fiscal 2015 and more than $210M during his 10 years as commissioner.
Goodell's extension comes as the NFL continues to wrestle with the concussion and domestic violence issues. E.g., New York Giants offensive tackle Micheal Bowie won't suit up for tonight's game in Cleveland after authorities in Tulsa last weekend filed assault charges against the 25-year-old.
Goodell, 58, succeeded Paul Tagliabue in 2006. He began his NFL career as intern in the front office and then PR staffer for the New York Jets.
Rubenstein Communications handles Yankee Global Enterprises as its irons out a $2.6B financing pact with Apollo Sports Capital, a unit of the global alternative asset manager.
In Taylor’s latest thought leadership piece, we explore how the creator economy is reshaping sports marketing, and why brands must move beyond visibility to earn cultural relevance in today’s always-on sports conversation.
Teneo has inked Justin Rose, British Olympic gold medalist and the world's No. 7 ranked golfer, as its brand ambassador.
To make a major impact at such events as the upcoming World Cup or the recent Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina, marketers need to make sure that their presence feels connected across the entire experience.
TrailRunner International has named Alden Mitchell, COO of Stanford Athletics, president of its sports unit.
