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Philadelpha-Flyers-2014-15-Media ExProvidingpe a Totrali e Entertainmentnce Comcast-Spectacor continues to establish itself as a leader in the sports and entertainment industry, providing high quality sports and entertainment to millions of fans across North America. In addition to owning the Philadelphia Flyers, Comcast- Spectacor operates arenas, convention centers, stadiums, and theaters through its subsidiary Global Spectrum; provides food, beverage, and catering services to these and other venues through its subsidiary Ovations Food Services; sells millions of tickets to events and attractions at a variety of public assembly venues through Paciolan, a leader in providing venue establishment, ticketing, fundraising and ticketing technology, ® ® and enhances revenue streams for public assembly facilities and other clients through its subsidiary Front Row Marketing Services. Comcast-Spectacor owns a series of community ice hockey rinks, Flyers Skate Zone. Comcast-Spectacor is committed to improving the quality of life for people in the communities it serves. The Comcast-Spectacor Charities, and Flyers Charities, have contributed more than $26 million to countless recipients and touched hundreds of thousands of lives. COMCAST-SPECTACOR.COM ® ® COMCAST-SPECTACOR STAFF DIRECTORY OFFICE OF THE CHAIR MARKETING/PUBLIC RELATIONS Chairman ...............................................................................Ed Snider Director of Marketing ...............................................Melissa Schaaf Vice Chairman ..................................................................Fred Shabel Director of Public Relations ................................................................ President & Chief Operating Officer, Rebecca GoodmanSr. Marketing Manager ................ Nate Harris Global Spectrum ............................................................... Dave Scott Assistant Marketing Manager ................................Bryan McIntyre President, Philadelphia Flyers ..................................Paul Holmgren Assistant Marketing Manager .................................Chris Telesford President, Global Spectrum .............................................John Page Assistant Marketing Manager ..............................Elena D’Andrea Executive Vice President, General Counsel ............Phil Weinberg Assistant Marketing Manager ............................ Chelsey Scalese Chief Financial Officer ................................................... Gary Rostick Emeritus ........................................................................Sandy Lipstein 3601 CREATIVE GROUP Director, Video & Event Production ..........................Matt Coppola COMCAST-SPECTACOR SENIOR MANAGEMENT Engineering Manager ..................................................... Chris Corey Executive Vice President, Flyers Producer ........................................................... Artie Halstead Business Development .............................................. Mike Sheehey Senior Editor .......................................................................Chris Shay Sr. Vice President, Strategic Growth Initiatives.... Dan Gallagher Motion Graphics Designer ..............................................Mike Cahill Sr. Vice President, Paciolan ............................................Dan Baker Print/Electronic Graphic Designer ...................Courtland Winslow Sr. Vice President, Front Row Marketing Services .. Bryan Furey Senior Director of Design & Production Services ..........Joe Lopchinsky Vice President, Risk Management ................................Lew Bostic General Manager, Wells Fargo Complex ...................Matt Homan SECURITY & SERVICES DEPARTMENT VP/Sr. Asst. General Counsel ............................. Brian Rothenberg Director, Security Operations ................................. Linda DiJoseph Vice President, Premium Seating ...............................Fran Cassidy Senior Event Manager .................................................Tom McFlynn Vice President, Advertising Sales ....................................Bo Koelle Building Security Manager ........................................Tim Fitzgerald Vice President, Public Relations ..................................Ike Richman Event Security Manager ...........................................Chris Wegfahrt Vice President, Marketing ..........................................Bob Schwartz Concierge Services Manager .........................................Tim Korwin Vice President, 3601 Creative Group ......................... Peggy Moroz Parking Manager ..........................................................Paul Garofalo Vice President, Security & Services ..........................Mike Hasson Assistant Parking Manager ...........................................Jerry White Vice President, Human Resources .....................................Alice Fei Manager, Event Security & Parking ........................Antonio Sciulli Vice President, FanOne Marketing ......................Mark DiMaurizio Vice President, Operations ....................................Michael Ahearn HUMAN RESOURCES Vice President, Rink Management & Development ......Pat Ferrill Director ...........................................................................Patricia Bock Director, Employee Communications ..............................Nora Gary WELLS FARGO CENTER STAFF DIRECTORY Administrative Manager ..........................................Maureen Timlin Benefits Manager .................................................... Lauren McNally GROUP SALES Benefits Manager ............................................................Emily Pilling Director .......................................................................Tom McDonnell Employment Manager ..................................................John Mansor Sports Account Executives ............ Joseph Rossi, Tom McCarthy Employee Programs Manager .......................................Pete Powell Family Shows Account Representatives .......Gabriele Bendistis, Human Resources Assistant ..........................................Cass Sword ......................................................Rebecca Courter, Amanda Pierce Group Sales Coordinator .................................... Amanda Hollaway INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Director ...............................................................................Bill Savage PREMIUM SEATING IT Manager, Events ..................................................... Kerry Chester Director ................................................................................................... Project Manager ....................................................... Meredith Smith ............................................................................................Jimmy Dunk Director, Infrastructure ...................................................Wayne Brill Manager of Finance & Inventory ............................... Julie Battista Sales Executives ... Ben Davis, Matt Kane, Jim Nelson, Pat Ryan FANONE MARKETING Administrative Assistant ..............................................Brigid Curran Director, CRM and Technology ................................Dennis Nelson Marketing Coordinator .......................................... Megan Wiseman Director, Business Analysis .........................................Jill Jablonski Manager, CRM and Technology .............................. Chris Kosmala PREMIUM SERVICES DEPARTMENT Asst. Interactive Marketing Manager .................... Corey Feldman Director, Premium Services ......................................Graig Selgrath Asst. Interactive Marketing Manager .......................Dennis Grove Premium Membership Manager, Cadillac Grille ...........Eric Stiles Manager, Premium Services ................................Chad Cavanaugh OPERATIONS Membership Sales Executive, Cadillac Grille ............Chris Grimm Director ..................................................................................Phil Laws Customer Service Representative ................................Katie Porco Director ................................................................................ Josh Ingle Customer Service Representative ..................... Stephanie Nassib Director, Projects ............................................................. Dan Rubino Operations Manager ......................................................Dan Sullivan ADVERTISING SALES DEPARTMENT General Foreman ................................................................. Tim Allen New Business Development Manager .......................Mike Garrity National Sales Manager .................................................John Braun EVENT PRODUCTION Local Sales Manager ....................................... Andrew Humphreys Director .............................................................................Mike Sulkes Senior Account Executive ............................................. Joe Watson Event Manager ....................................................................Ben Rowe Senior Account Executive ...................................Michael O’Connor Event Manager .............................................................Ashley Vanett Senior Account Executive .................................................Ray Lyons Event Manager ...............................................................Jason Blythe Senior Account Executive .........................................Rich Rodowicz Senior Account Executive ........................................... Bryan
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