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ICA Report.Pdf University of Louisiana-Lafayette ICA Analysis Alpha Contact List Name Title Affiliation Mobile Office Email · Notes Fonner Mizzou AD. Former President of Division 1A ADs AsSOCiation, Fonner UL ICA Analysis/Review Project ConStittant . (573) 882-2091 [email protected] Aid~~ Michael Coordinator t President of NACDA (National Association of College Director of Athletics). Fonner Chair of the NCAA Leadership Council, Fonner Under Annour AD of the Year. Assistant Director for Student Alford, Christy Athlete Academic Center UL Athletics (337) 482-1044 [email protected] Works for Jessica Leger: highly regarded for her work with student-athletes. •. ' Professor & Head Fo,reign Lan~u~ges Department (~37)482-5447 [email protected] Strong knoWted_ge,ln french acadian history and UL history. Ancelet. Simone Manager One Acadiana (337) 408-3667 [email protected] Spoke with Rick Jones (Branding) on the Ragin' Cajun brand in Lafayette. · : ; ; ; Loacfn\8ster.Oerrick & Part ofthe UL EMBA team that authored the Economic Impact study for UL Football. VP Operations . (337) 837-5429 [email protected] ··: EqUipment Met with the'entire ICA Project Team. (337) 981-7300 Andrus. Dwight Ill President, Producer Dwight Andrus Insurance [email protected] Developed the mall of acadiana. Strong historical ties to Lafayette. Met with Rick Ext.225 Jones' (Branding) team for dinner. ; : . .· ForriterVP of Advancement· Office ot Adv8ncement (214) 693-0eoB kenardoln@loufslanaeclu Strong I<J'IooMedge on the Internal history_ of UL and how Irs grown to where it is today. Assistant Director of Athletics Ardoin. Monique ULAthletics (337) 482-63n for Business Affairs [email protected] Long time employee for UL athletics. Ragin' Cajuns Volleyball, met with RlctJones' branding team on the Ragin' Cajuns UL ~luclent Athlete .UL Stucfeitt Alhlete N/A 8xa7811 @Joulsiana.edu brand. Annentor, Sarah Assistant Director University Bookstore (337) 482-6986 [email protected] Part of Tim McFarland's bookstore team. very diligent and thorough. LSdy,ofL~urct'!S Regional . Met With Rick Jones (Branding) on the Ragin' Cajun brand. Lourdes is the offiCial Assistant VP oW- (337) 289-5605 N/A Mea!ciii.cerlter: :. • · · ... partner of Ragirl'.CaJun athletics . Men and Women's Track and Badeaux, Lon ULAthletics (337) 482-6313 lmb3641 @louisiana.edu Met with Mike Alden (ICA Project Leader) Former UL Student- Athlete. Former Field Head Coach Arkansas State head track and field coach. .···, Executive Director · .. Met Wfth.the e~tl~.l~ PrOJect Team. Open to collaboration. With LEDA on future athletk:s]nltlatlves; Operates an entreJ)rfJneuriallncubator In Lafayette: Ragin' Cajuns Volleyball, met with Rick Jones' branding team on the Ragin' Cajuns Beckham, Tylar UL Student Athlete UL Student Athlete N/A [email protected] brand. eegnard, Anita : .(337) 962-6383 [email protected] · MetWith Rick Jones (Branding) on the Ragin' Cajun brand . Graduate Assistant Begnaud,Courtney UL Cheerleaders (337) 482-5108 [email protected] Cheerleading Coach Part of the UL Faculty group that met with the entire ICA Project Team. E3eil$on, Kart Commissioner Sun Belt Conference (504) 556.()888 [email protected] SBC Commissioner since 2012. WAC Commissioner from 1994-2011. Part of the ICA Project Team. Conducted media evaluation for UL athletics. Co­ President & (Contracted LHB Sports, Entertainment & Berke. Lee ceo (914) 954-1740 [email protected] authored the original business plan for the New York Yankees' YES Network and Media Consultant for UL) Media,lnc headed up marketing for Madison Square Garden and MSG Network. Assistant Director, Spirit Ragin' Cajuns Cheerleading Long time spirit squad coach. She met with the entire Project Team and also. met Bernard, MicheUe [email protected] ICA Squadi · 'Ragin' Jazz oance·Team . (337) <1182-5108 with Rick Jones (Brandlng) on Ragin' CaJuns brand. Lafayette Convention and Berthelot. Ben Executive Director (337) 232-3737 [email protected] Met with Rick Jones (Branding). Youngest to hold his position. Open to more Visitors Commission significant collaboration with UL athletics. UL graduate. ·.. ' Formally Witll.Nlke. Initially engaged to l~k at UL media rights. The university did not ceo (917) 7®:-0650 [email protected] ' ...· . conlract With hiiTl · · · · · · · Met with both Rick Jones (Branding) and Mike Alden (ICA Project Leader) during the ICA Project. Engaged in the initiative and sees the value of the project. He oversees the Office of Advancement Services, Loretta Singleton, Director; Office of Alumni Blohm. John VP of University Advancement University Advancement (337) 482-0911 [email protected] Affairs, Jennifer LeMeunier, Director; Office of Communications & Marketing. Aaron Martin, Director: Office of Development, Lisa Capone, Director; UL Lafayette Foundation, Julie Falgout, CEO. Met with ~ld< Jones {(:S{Bndlng) on the Ragin' Cajun brand. Fonner UL alumni, RCAF ')ohn@heme24~nk.com ... ·board member, HigNy liwOlved With UL athletics for manv veers · · Met with Rick Jones (Branding) on the Ragin' Cajuns brand. She is part of Rotary Boulet. Monique Regional Administrator Louisiana Planning District 4 (337) 886-n82 [email protected] Club of Riverranch. Open to more engagement with Ragin' CC!j_uns athletics Mel with Rick Jones (Brandii'lQ) and Mike Alden (ICA ProJect Lead~, He has . ··;'~7)482..6978' ~ .. Lafa~tte rOots aild Is making-steady pi-Ogress gfowing the WBB program. 1 ; Part of the UL Faculty group that met with the entire ICA Project Team. Dean of a multi-disciplinary college consisting of 75 faculty and 1000 students in three Brooks II, H. Gordon FAIA Dean College of the Arts (337) 482-6224 [email protected] departments induding a School of Architecture and Design with degree programs in Architecture, Interior Design, and Industrial Design, a School of Music and Performing Arts, and a Department of Visual Arts. '. UL MBA student selected by Ryan Conway to assist with ICA Project. She also works Bums, Alicia MBA Student at UL Ul MBA Student N/A [email protected] ' as an SA in athletic camps under UL continuing education. Met with Lee Berke (Media) to discuss the local and regional media landscape for Butcher, Brian President Channel One Digital (337) 234-1422 [email protected] Ragin' Cajun Athletics. Assistant Vice President for Administration and Finance Calais, Debbie·. (337) 482-6.199 Financial ServleGs ; Division N/A c:[email protected] Met. o~ multiple. ~slonswiththe ICA ~j~et team to dlscun UL athletics financials. Execullve Director of Capone, Lisa University Advancement (337) 482-0927 [email protected] Met with Mike Alden (ICA Project Leader). She Is new to her position, arrived to UL Development from Oklahoma State. qasbon, Matt Director of TICket Operations ULAthletlcs (337) 265-2100 [email protected] Met with every team member on the ICA Project. Former UL Baseball Student Athlete. Worked. at the university for roughly 5 years. · UL Lafayette Moody College of Part of the UL faculty group that met with the entire ICA Project Team on the ICA Cheek. Ron Professor (337) 482-5665 [email protected] Business Project Cloutier. Rusty CEOio.mer Mld s&th Bank RCAF (337) 237-8343 [email protected] Sits on Federal Reserve Board. Bank assets worth over $2 binion. Sr. Operations Support Part of the UL EMBA team that authored the Economic Impact study for UL Football. Cole. Cory Frank's Casing Crew (337) 233-0303 [email protected] Engineer Met with the entire ICA Project Team Conley, Brittany MBA Student at Missouri MiSSouri MBA Student N/A [email protected] Mlzzou MBA student selected by Mike Alden to assist In the ICA Project. She has been highly engaged in an aspects of the ICA Project. Played an integral part in facilitating and executing the UL ICA analysis. Former UL Conway. Ryan Marketing Officer UL Lafayette (804) 338-3059 [email protected] football coach. Founder of College AD LLC, an industry news company in college sports business. Local Merchandiser Met with Rick Jones (Branding) along with multiple other local Cr8deur, Fred CEO/President. :Cr8deur's Speclai!Ues (337) 942-8080 [email protected] merchandisers on UL marks and brand. Met multiple times with Mike Alden (ICA Project Leader). Bill is overseeing the Crist, Bill Director of Facility Management Office of Facility Management (337) 482-6624 [email protected] deferred maintenance initiative. Highly engaged with the project Part of the UL EMBA team thafauthored the Economic Impact study for UL Football. D'a.mico, Jeff · Vice Presiqent" trwestme.n1S · .,Wf1ilsfargo (337) 233-04QO [email protected] --~' Met with the enUre ICA Project Team .. Part of the UL Faculty group that met with the entire ICA Project Team. Part of Student Athlete Academic Daigle, Dustin Academic Counselor N/A (337) 482-6273 [email protected] Jessica Leger's athletics academic team, UL graduate, and worked previously at Center Oklahoma. Lawyer. devel?l)ed River Ranch~ outgoing RCAF chair, hired Jim Harrts es the first Dalglei Robert CEO River Ranch Develc1pment RCAF Chair (337) 216-:6550 [email protected] Executive Director of the RCAF. : . ·· . · . · Ragin' Cajuns Volleyball. met with Rick Jones' branding team on the Ragin' Cajuns Da•is, Sydney UL Student Athlete UL Student Athlete N/A [email protected] brand. Met with Mike Alden (ICA Project Coorcllnator) on Ragin' Cajun athletics relationship Deville, Pam Assistant Director CSjundome (337) 265-2100 [email protected] with the caJun Dome. Local Merchandiser Met with Rick Jones (Branding) along with multiple other local DeVillier, Crystal Sales Action Specialties (855) 699-6740 [email protected] merchandisers on UL marks and brand. RCAF board member, met with Mike Alden (ICA Project Coordinator) for lunch at Domingues, Ed CEO Fluid Cranes RCAF (337) 364-6191 [email protected] Abacus during Mike Alden's initial visit, owns a number of retaO shops in Acacf'lana seHing UL merchandise. Part of the UL EMBA team that authored the Economic Impact study for UL Football Core, Jim Business Consultant Business Consultant N/A [email protected] but did not attend the lunch meeting on 1/29.
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