Generator Studio adds three partners
NEW GENERATION: Generator Studio has expanded its work apart from sports to include designing a...
Read More
Category: Front Row
NFL/MLS stadium architect Jon Knight dies
OPEN ENDED: Gillette Stadium, shown here in 2017, was originally designed with open end zones for...
Read More
Pereira back at the ballpark
Tony Pereira has come full circle through his love of baseball and spring training. Pereira, a veteran stadium manager who spent 37 years with the Seattle Mariners, recently took the job of manager of operations and events for the Cactus League Baseball Association, a nonprofit committed to strengthening the spring training industry in Arizona, which is pegged as a $700 million economic driver annually for state tourism. Continue Reading Pereira back at the ballpark
Read More
Sports builder Aylesworth dies at 73
IN BOB WE TRUST: Bob Aylesworth, shown here during SoFi Stadium construction, served as a mentor...
Read More
Scoop Marketing Publicist Maxie Solters Dies At Age 37
BRIGHT LIGHT: Maxie Solters was the third generation of her family at Scoop Marketing, the public...
Read More
Ohl “eases” into retirement as project manager
Budweiser Gardens general manager Brian Ohl has announced his retirement after 34 years in the industry, but he’s not walking out the door just yet. Continue Reading Ohl “eases” into retirement as project manager
Read More
Nations Group expands to Charlotte
ONE NATION: Chris Nations, standing, addresses his colleagues in Scottsdale, Arizona, where The...
Read More
HOK shifts DeVolder, Jacob to new roles
HOK announced this week some key changes in leadership for the Kansas City sports, recreation and entertainment practice. Continue Reading HOK shifts DeVolder, Jacob to new roles
Read More
Midwest arena manager Walinski dies at 71
Glenn Walinski, a beloved manager of multiple venues across the Midwest for over 45 years, died Tuesday (Jan. 2) in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He was 71. Continue Reading Midwest arena manager Walinski dies at 71
Read More
Tingle removes shingle
Tom Tingle has retired after a stellar 42-year career as a sports architect, the majority of which was spent designing arenas and minor league ballparks. Continue Reading Tingle removes shingle
Read More
Setting Goals for LA 2028
TALL ORDER: Kathy Carter says the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics are a model for 2028. LA28 CEO Kathy...
Read More
Ade Patton Named Oak View Group CFO
PATTON ON THE MOVE: Ade Patton previously was CFO of HBO Max/Global DTC at WarnerBros Discovery. (Courtesy Oak View Group) Former with WarnerBros Discovery exec will be based in Denver Oak View Group, the global venue development, advisory and investment company for the sports and live entertainment industries, announced Ade Patton as chief financial officer.Patton will direct and oversee the global financial and accounting activities of OVG, the parent company of Pollstar and VenuesNow. Based in Denver, Colorado, Patton will report to OVG chairman and CEO Tim Leiweke. He assumes his new role effective immediately.“I’m pleased that Ade will be joining OVG as our new Chief Financial Officer,” said Leiweke in a statement. “Ade is a seasoned financial executive who has helped lead world-class companies, and I look forward to having him on our team to help guide OVG’s continued strategic and sustainable growth at scale.” “I am both proud and… Continue Reading Ade Patton Named Oak View Group CFO
To access this content you must be a subscriber and logged in with your subscriber credentials here. To subscribe to VenuesNow, click here for more information or here for combo subscriptions including sister-publication Pollstar.
Continue Reading Ade Patton Named Oak View Group CFO
Read More
