A basketball exec’s journey from startup soccer to the NBA
Kerry Tatlock didn’t imagine herself working in sports, but has so far had a nearly two-decade-long career at the NBA.
As viewer and advertiser interest in women’s sports continues to climb, Marketing Brew is profiling some of the women who are leading the charge—helping to grow teams and leagues, brand investment, and make women’s sports even stronger.
Kerry Tatlock didn’t imagine herself working in sports, but has so far had a nearly two-decade-long career at the NBA.
Julie Haddon, who marketed for the NFL and Hollywood studios, made a pledge to herself after watching a 2019 Women’s World Cup match.
Lara Krug, the team’s first CMO, is working to ensure the back-to-back Super Bowl champs find international fandom.
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After years focused on telling men’s sports stories at major networks, Ally Davis and Melissa Forman founded a company to focus on women athletes.
Christine Wylie leverages her team spirit and competitive nature to help oversee Verizon’s sports marketing strategy and dozens of team partnerships.
“Marketing is marketing,” Radhika Duggal says—but she’s attending live matches and mainlining MLS Season Pass as she gets up to speed.
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