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Val Ackerman Commissioner Big East Conference Katrice Albert Val Ackerman Commissioner Big East Conference Katrice Albert Executive VP, Inclusion and Human Resources NCAA Morgan Alexander Student Athlete Syracuse University Tamera Alexander Tracey Allsbrook Awards Program Coordinator Sports Business Journal David Almany Associate DLR Group Dustin Alpert Executive VP, Business Development & Strategic Partnerships VenueNext John Anthony Founder & CEO Anthony Travel Nate Appleman Director, Global Sports, Recreation & Entertainment HOK Mike Aresco Commissioner American Athletic Conference Sharon Aresco Michael Arthur Senior VP, Sports & Content Licensing Veritone Digital Dylan Ashbach John Atkinson Senior Commercial Partnerships Manager, North American Sports Genius Sports Nicole Auerbach National College Football Reporter The Athletic Karen Austin Assistant VP, Licensing NFLPA Washington Nationals; PKB Paxton Baker Founding Partner & Co-Owner; Founder Entertainment Rick Barakat Executive VP, Sales Strategy and Innovation Learfield IMG College Samantha Barany Legislative Director CSCAA Sandy Barbour VP, Intercollegiate Athletics Penn State University Dan Barrett Consultant 4Topps Premium Seating Chris Bayh Partner & Practice Group Co-Leader, Athletics Barnes & Thornburg LLP Scott Bearby VP, Law, Policy and Governance NCAA William Beekman VP & Athletic Director Michigan State University Jason Belzer Publisher AthleticDirectorU Megi Beqiraj Advertising Coordinator Sports Business Journal Jason Bernstein VP, Content Intersport Drew Berst Practice Director, Collegiate Sports Dimensional Innovations Anthony Biondo Buick Media Strategy, Experiential Marketing & Partnerships General Motors Travis Black Head, Emerging & U.S. Sports Genius Sports Greg Blackwell Dinner Liaison National Football Foundation Mike Bobinski VP & Director, Intercollegiate Athletics Purdue Charley Bocklet Regional Sales Manager Daktronics Zachary Bolno Deputy Athletic Director, External Operations George Mason University Bob Bowlsby Commissioner Big 12 Conference Kyle Bowlsby Bowlsby Sports Advisors Matt Bowlsby FloSports Mike Boykin CEO Bespoke Sports and Entertainment Will Brannon Relationship Manager Eventellect Kyrstyna Braxton Apparel Licensing Manager NFLPA Vincent Briedis NFF Scholar - 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