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Spurs Sports & Entertainment Directory SPURS SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT SPURS SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTORY Chairman & CEO . Peter M. Holt Broadcast Traffic Manager . Robbie Quintana Senior Broadcast Traffic Coordinator . .Elizabeth Quinones SPURS BASKETBALL STAFF Director of Broadcasting. .Mike Kickirillo President of Spurs Basketball & Head Coach . Associate Producer . .Carter Snowden . Gregg Popovich Senior Marketing Manager . Sheri Barros President of Sports Franchises & General Manager . Spurs Marketing Manager. .Jordan Mandlekorn . R.C. Buford AT&T Center Marketing Manager. Steven Rohall Assistant General Manager . Scott Layden Marketing & Project Coordinator . .Stewart Denny Assistant Coach . Jim Boylen, Ime Udoka, Marketing Coordinator . Keisha Wyatt . Sean Marks, Chip Engelland, Chad Forcier Interactive Content Coordinator . .Kylene Helduser Director of Scouting/Toros GM . .Brian Pauga Marketing Associate . .Travis Laveault Director of College Player Personnel . George Felton Senior Director of Creative Services. David Stotts Manager of Basketball Administration . Brandon James Creative Services Project Services Specialist . Laura Perez Manager of Statistical Development. Matt Meiners Director of Game Operations & Special Events . .Chris Garcia Director of Basketball Analytics . Gabe Farkas Game Operations & Special Events Manager. Daniel Casados Manager of Basketball Administration . Brandon James Game Operations & Special Events Coordinator . Cassidy Lien Draft Scouting Coordinator . Dave Telep Game Operations & Special Events Associate . Aaron Teer Pro Scout . Trajan Langdon Game Operations & Appearances Manager. Gretchen Luistro International Scout . .Claudio Crippa Appearances Coordinator . .Daniel Radwanski Head Athletic Trainer . .Will Sevening Creative Entertainment Manager . .Rob Wicall Athletic Trainer Assistant . Dice Yamaguchi Creative Entertainment Coordinator. Martin Sharp Equipment Manager. .Travis Wade Creative Entertainment Associate . Rance Ristau Coordinator of Medical Systems . Jack Ransone Director of Content Production . .Trevor Rivera Video Coordinator . .Will Hardy Associate Producer . .Robert Fisher Athletic Performance Coordinator . Anthony Falsone Associate Producer . .Katie Funk Athletic Performance Associate . Matt Herring Production Manager. Darr Weeks Assistant Video Coordinator . Ben Sullivan Audio Visual Technician . Tracy Allen Director of Player Services . Analisa Rodriguez Senior Graphic Designer . Aaron Masik Senior Director of Communications . Tom James Graphic Designer . Joseph Blanco, Abe Exum Basketball Communications Manager . Kris Davis Manager of Interactive Content. Ben Hunt Basketball Communications Coordinator. Mitch Heckart Interactive Content Coordinator . Chris Wenk, Annie Werner Basketball Operations Executive Assistant . .Leslie Giese Web Operations Manager . James Chandler Basketball Operations Executive Assistant . April Hardy-Holley Web Design Coordinator. Jason Ytuarte Basketball Operations Administrative Assistant . Cindi Moreno Practice Facility Building Supervisor . Julio Rodriguez Senior Vice President of Team Physicians . Dr. David Schmidt, Dr. Paul Saenz Corporate Finance & Strategy . Lori Warren Executive Assistant . Kristin Kellner SPURS SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT STAFF Senior Director of Finance . Ruth Hill President of Business Operations . Rick Pych Accounting Supervisor . .Charlotte Tucker, Darlene Garza Executive Assistant & Investor Relations Manager. Accounts Payable Associate . Mari Gil, Lisa Ochoa . Carolyn Wallace Staff Accountant . Sonia Davies, Wayne Starnes Corporate Communications Manager . Carlos Manzanillo Accounting Coordinator . .Michael Wenske Corporate Communications Coordinator . .Julie Bedingfield Payroll Administrator . .Paul Baum Payroll Coordinator . Kristina Manley Executive Vice President of Corporate Partnerships, Business Analytics Manager . Matthew Benson Broadcasting, Branding & Content . .Lawrence Payne Vice President & AT&T Center General Manager . Executive Assistant & Special Projects Manager . Tom Paquette . Yolanda Trevino Executive Assistant . Jenna Podlogar Director of Corporate Partnerships. Jeanne Garza Director of Event Services. Holly Zuver Partnership Administrative Assistant . Sara Pena Meeting & Special Events Manager . .Ace Barajas Partnership Sales Senior Manager . .David Elkins Event Production Coordinator . Ryan Bensinger, Partnership Sales Account Manager . Tifini Furst, . Kenny Hartmann . Robert Stockhausen Director of Facility Services . Ron Snead Partnership Sales Senior Account Executive . Scott Winegar Building & Events Administrative Assistant . .Amanda Castillo Partnership Sales Account Executive . .Brianna Garza, Building Operations Manager . .Jim Weiler . Ruben Navas, Jeri Ramos, Blake Skinner Building Operations Lead . Kyle Maertz, Cindy Salazar Partnership Activation Senior Manager. Lisa Keeth Building Operations Crew . Cliff Baum, Timothy Macias, Partnership Activation Senior Coordinator. Stacy Jobes . Lucio Vasquez Partnership Activation Coordinator. Ashley Del Valle, Maintenance Lead . .Carlos Cedillo . Lamar Wilkerson, Doug Hester Maintenance Technician . Frank Jimenez, David Ramon Partnership Activation Associate . .Margaret Cannata, . .Pat Eland, Hillary Williams Conversion Crew Manager . .Leya Mphande Conversion Crew Lead . Robert Cano 66 BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS SPURS SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTORY Plumber . .Ben Mayfield Franchise Ticket Office Manager . Jason Dawbin Welder . John Aguilar Franchise Partnership Sales Account Executive . Journeyman . Henry Gonzalez . Harmony Schwethelm, Amy McClellon Lead Electrician . Wayne Webster Painter . George Lopez Senior Vice President General Counsel & Rigger . .Anthony Martinez Corporate Relations . Bobby Perez Director of Security . Scott Anderson Executive Legal Assistant . Stephanie Ashe Parking Services Coordinator. Cindy Trevino Director of Corporate Relations . Joe Donnelly Security Manager. .Todd Weber Executive Director of SBGB, Director of Community Event Security Manager . Kevin Dooley Responsibility . .Laura Dixon Event Security Coordinator . John Castillo Community Responsibility Specialist. .Andrea Leal Security Leads. Bobby Adams, Bryan Conrad, Silver & Black Give Back Manager . Loretta Kerner . Carl Fowler, Nicholas Galindo, Joe Esperiqueta, Mari Morales Education Outreach Coordinator . Hollis MacDonald Senior Logistics Manager . Dave Susi Community Responsibility Senior Coordinator . Cedric Ikpo Logistics Supervisor . Michael Alden Community Responsibility Coordinator . Ashley Combs Senior Procurement Coordinator . Joe Cantu Community Responsibility Representative. George Gervin Procurement Coordinator . .Andrea Maloney Box Office Manager . Bruce Radley Vice President of Human Resources & Box Office Supervisor. Adam McKenzie Corporate Administration . .Tammy Turner Director of Service Innovation. Rebecca Caven Senior Manager of Human Resources. Jaimi Martinez Experience Innovation Manager . Shannon Walsh Benefits & Compensation Manager . .Heather Staples Service Innovation Associate Manager . .Tim Derk Training & Staff Development Specialist . Laural Logan-Fain Fan Experience Associate Manager . Rachael McGuire Senior Internal Communications Coordinator . Tanya Navalta Service Innovation Coordinator . .Liz Garcia, Maggie Shaffer Senior Director of Technology . Jeff Dreesen Family Service Representative. .Jessica Salinas IT Systems Manager . Shane Skaggs IT Systems Senior Specialist . Eli Jefferies Senior Vice President of IT Helpdesk Senior Technician . Edward Guerrero Sales & Franchise Business Operations . .Frank Miceli IT Event Technician . .Mario Martinez Executive Assistant . Jennifer Vara Director of A/V Engineering . Clinton Rathmell Vice President of Spurs Ticket Sales & Service . A/V Systems Manager . .Chris Thompson . .Joe Clark Video Display Engineer. Lou Sangurima Executive Assistant . Alex Melo Audio Systems Senior Engineer . Stephen Pyle Spurs Ticket Sales Manager . Ryan Denbow Video Maintenance Technician. Joe Smierciak Senior Sales Account Executive . Lynn Classen, A/V Technician. ..
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