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Contact Sheet Contact List – Dick's Sporting Goods 1 Name Contact Title Media Joe Amorosino Email [email protected] Sports Anchor Medium TV Phone 1 (617) 725-0756 News Anchor Outlet CW 56 WLVI TV Beat Sports and News NBC affiliate Bio Hosts a show weekly and Why? Amorosino would be able to another on Sundays. share with sports fans the Covering mainly sports. Also news about the mural, which the Sports Director for the would draw more customers in WHDH TV to see it. 2 Name Contact Title Media Mike Felger Email [email protected] Personality Medium Radio Phone 1 (617) 822-9600 Host Outlet WBZ-FM Beat Sports FOX affiliate Bio Host of "Felger & Mazz Why? Felger works mulple shows on Show" and on-air personality the same network and would be able to fit a feature story in on either. 3 Name Contact Title Media Kristi Palma Email [email protected] Culture Writer Medium Newspaper Phone 1 (617) 929-2000 Beat Culture, sports Outlet Boston Globe Entertainment, (boston.com) Bio Regional, local, A writer for the Boston Globe Why? Palma would be perfect to tie national, and and Boston.com; has been culture into the mural aspect of international news working for 23 years in the news. In addition, she writing and ediitng lifestyle writes for both paper and and culture topics online formats. 4 Name Contact Title Media Sarah Burgess Email [email protected] News Director Medium TV Phone 1 (781) 467-1359 Outlet WFXT Beat General Assn. News FOX affiliate Bio Burgess is the general Why? Because a mural in a Dick's assignment news director Sporting Goods would be of and used to be the managing the interest to all of its editor. shoppers, it would be smart to try to reach out to moms and the general public. Burgess directs the news and could try to fit the story into the day. 5 Name Contact Title Media Heather Ford Email [email protected] Co-host Medium Radio Phone 1 (617) 746-5100 Outlet WZLX FM Beat Entertainment CBS affiliate Bio Co-hosts with two other Why? This show is for general personalities, Karlson and entertainment, and so McKenzie because the mural is new and fun, I would count this news as an indirect form of entertainment. Especially if the mural is fantastic and amusing. 6 Name Contact Title Media Zeninjor Enwemeka Email [email protected] Business Reporter Medium Radio Phone 1 (617) 353-0909 Outlet WBUR Beat Business, Culture, NPR affiliate Public Radio Bio Technology International affiliate Covers topics across the Why? Dick's Sporting Goods is board involving business, adding in murals in Boston but culture, and technology, with will everywhere, this is a larger focus on "the business innovation in an innovation economy" artstic and modern way. 7 Name Contact Title Media Hayden Bird Email [email protected] Sports Reporter Medium Online paper Phone 1 (617) 929-7900 Staff Writer Outlet boston.com Beat Sports (Boston Globe) Bio Bird is a sporta reporter for Why? Bird works for Boston.com as the online boston paper. He a writer and would be able to has also worked in streetwise share Dick's Sporting Goods media and hometown news in the sports section. weekly. 8 Name Contact Title Media Bobby Bascomb Email [email protected] Freelancer Producer Medium Radio Phone 1 (617) 287-4121 and Reporter Outlet Living on Earth Beat Environment Public Radio Bio International affiliate Bascomb freelances as a Why? Bascomb may appreciate the producer and reporter for an news of murals painted by envirnmental news show local artists, it would be a called Living on Earth, a PRI positive news piece to add in made show. on the environment around us. 9 Name Contact Title Media Matt Conti Email [email protected] Founder, Editor, Medium Online blog Blogger Outlet NorthEndWaterfront Beat News, business, Bio local news Conti is a blogger, founder Why? This blog reaches out to those and editor of his interested in local news and NorthEndWaterFront business; Dick's Sporting Goods would be able to write more toward the business aspect of the news, how local art could boost sales. 10 Name Contact Title Media Dean Reddington Email [email protected] Web Producer Medium TV Phone 1 (617) 787-7000 Outlet WBZ TV Online Beat Entertainment, sports, CBS affiliate Bio general assn. news, Reddington heads up Why? Because Reddington covers health and wellness, CBSBoston.com's online such a myriad of topics, it medical, regional content and social media should be of general interest interest feeds. to him that Dick's Sporting Goods is hiring local artists to add murials to their store. .
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