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Cavs Media Guide FRONT OFFICE Directory General Manager . Koby Altman Assistant General Manager . Mike Gansey Senior Basketball Advisor . Bernie Bickerstaff Head Coach . Tyronn Lue Associate Head Coach . Larry Drew Assistant Coaches . Jim Boylan, Damon Jones, Michael Longabardi, James Posey Special Assistant to Head Coach . .. Dan Vincent Director, Player Development/Assistant Coach . Phil Handy Assistant Director, Player Development . Vitaly Potapenko Senior Director, Basketball Operations . Brock Aller Basketball Chief of Staff/Team Counsel . Jason Hillman Senior Director, Analytics/Personnel . Jon Nichols Director of Basketball Administration . .Andrae Patterson Director, Scouting . Brandon Weems Director, International Scouting . Chico Averbuck Scouts . David Henderson, Primoz Brezec, Anton Marchand, Trey Platt Advance Scout . Stephen Giles Executive Administrator, Player Programs & Logistics . Randy Mims Head Athletic Trainer . Steve Spiro Physical Therapist . George Sibel Strength & Conditioning Coordinator . Derek Millender Assistant Athletic Trainer, Performance Specialist . Yusuke Nakayama Athletic Trainer/Athletic Performance Liasion . Mike Mancias Performance Specialist . Alex Moore Team Physicians . Richard Parker, MD, James Rosneck, MD, Richard Figler, MD Team Dentist . Todd Coy, DMD Director of G League Operations . Brendon Yu Basketball Systems Developer . Bradley Havens Coordinator, Basketball Analytics . Michael Hartman Director, Executive Protection . Robert Brown Team Security Manager . Jason Daniel Executive Protection Specialists . Ricky Henry, Kenneth Lewis Player Development Assistant/Director of Player Development, Canton Charge . Mike Gerrity Assistant Video Coordinator/Player Development . Daniel Geriot Video Assistant . Stephen Frankoski Director, Team Operations . Mark Cashman Manager, Team Operations . Maura Schroeder Director, Team Services/Administration . Norma Hoops Manager, Operations, Cleveland Clinic Courts . Matt McGarry Executive Assistant to the General Manager . Jessica Davis Coordinator, Basketball Operations . Adam Barnes Coordinator, Equipment . Willie Williams III Coordinator, Facilities, Cleveland Clinic Courts . Ray Caraballo Coordinator, Special Team Projects . Larry Nance Basketball Operations Seasonal Assistant . Nate Nielsen Chief Executive Officer . Len Komoroski President of Business Operations . Nic Barlage Executive Vice President, Communications . Tad Carper Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Administrative Officer . Mozelle Jackson Executive Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer . Tracy Marek Executive Vice President, Chief Revenue Officer . Brad Sims Senior Vice President, Facility Operations . Antony Bonavita Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer . Michael Conley Senior Vice President . Ellsworth Grimsley, Jr . Vice President, Broadcasting . Dave Dombrowski Vice President, Business Intelligence . Kevin O’Toole Vice President, Community Relations and Player Programs . Holly Yanak Vice President, Digital . Brandon Jirousek Vice President, Event Booking . Hallie Yavitch Vice President, Finance . Joe Zidanic Vice President, Human Resources . Alberta Lee Vice President, Operations . Matt Miller Vice President, Partnership Development . .Matt O’Brien Vice President, Partnership Marketing . Shelly Cayette Vice President, Sales & Service . Dionna Widder Vice President, Ticket Operations . .. Ron Velazquez Vice President, Transformation/Premium Seating . Eric Clouse 8 Administrative Offices: Executive Assistant . Stephanie Kreiner Basketball Director, Basketball Communications . BJ Evans Communications: Director, Communication Integration . Sarah Jamieson Senior Manager, Basketball Communications . Jeff Schaefer Coordinator, Basketball Communications . Cherome Owens Basketball Communications Assistant . ..
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