Todays Guest: ACC Assistant Director of Marketing - Caroline Gagen
From the heart of Raleigh, North Carolina, our guest today has always had a passion for sports, one that began with a love for hockey and the Carolina Hurricanes. She turned that passion into a purpose, starting with a Bachelor of Science in International Business and Business Administration, Management from UNC Greensboro.
Her professional journey in college athletics began at Wake Forest University, where she helped shape the fan experience for Volleyball, Men’s Soccer, and Baseball as a Fan Experience and Sales Coordinator. From there, she headed west to Sam Houston State University, taking on the responsibility ofleading marketing efforts for all 17 varsity sports — a role she held for over a year and a half.
Now bringing her talents to the Atlantic Coast Conference, she continues to drive engagement and strategic marketing as the Assistant Director of Marketing, a role she stepped into in November 2023.
Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Todays Guest: ACC Assistant Director of Marketing - Caroline Gagen
From the heart of Raleigh, North Carolina, our guest today has always had a passion for sports, one that began with a love for hockey and the Carolina Hurricanes. She turned that passion into a purpose, starting with a Bachelor of Science in International Business and Business Administration, Management from UNC Greensboro.
Her professional journey in college athletics began at Wake Forest University, where she helped shape the fan experience for Volleyball, Men’s Soccer, and Baseball as a Fan Experience and Sales Coordinator. From there, she headed west to Sam Houston State University, taking on the responsibility ofleading marketing efforts for all 17 varsity sports — a role she held for over a year and a half.
Now bringing her talents to the Atlantic Coast Conference, she continues to drive engagement and strategic marketing as the Assistant Director of Marketing, a role she stepped into in November 2023.
Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Today's Guest: Executive Director PGA REACH CNY & Golf Coach - Joe TesoriHe has built an impressive career in golf, first as a standout player, then as a decorated coach, and now as a leader in the PGA world.
After graduating from Jamesville-DeWitt High School in 2004, he starred at Le Moyne College, earning Northeast-10 Conference Player of the Year honors and helping lead the Dolphins to their first NCAA National Championship appearance.He went on to earn his master’s from Cortland State in 2012 and coached the women’s golf team there for eight seasons. Under his leadership, the program set eight school records, made its first trip to the NCAA Championship, and he was twice named Coach of the Year.Following in the footsteps of his PGA Hall of Fame father, he now serves as serves as the Executive Director of the PGA Reach CNY Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Central New York PGA and is an assistant men’s and women’s golf coach at his alma mater, Le Moyne.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Todays Guest: Assistant Athletic Director of Special Events at U of Nebraska- Arek Olson
Originally from Wellsville, New York, he began as a student-athlete, playing baseball at Keuka and Cazenovia Colleges, where he earned his degree summa cum laude. He went on to complete his master’s at Syracuse University, gaining hands-on experience in event operations and facility changeovers with the Carrier Dome.
From there, he took on leadership roles at Lehigh University, managing large event teams and facilities, before joining the University of Arkansas in 2021. Over four years with the Razorbacks, he helped launch major first-time events like concerts, conventions, and arena shows, while also improving internal systems and serving as part of the NCAA Gymnastics Regional host team.
Now in 2025, he steps into a new chapter as Assistant Athletic Director of Special Events at Nebraska, leading strategy and execution for concerts, corporate functions, and more. He’s also working toward his doctorate at East Tennessee State University—all while being a dedicated family man and lover of sports, music, and the outdoors.
Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese.Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Today Guest: Associate Director of Marketing West Virginia U- Corie Apodaca
Today’s guest has built her career from the ground up starting at Syracuse University Athletics, where she helped boost Women's Soccer attendance by 26%, created cross-platform marketing campaigns, and led a 50+ person intern team in enhancing the gameday experience.
From there, she took her talents to the University of New Mexico, where she increased Volleyball attendance by a staggering 179%, grew the athletics app’s user base by 22%, and brought new life to the Lobo brand through social media, email marketing, and hands-on fan engagement.
At Long Beach State, she continued raising the bar overseeing marketing for Baseball, Women’s Volleyball, and Women’s Basketball. Under her leadership, Baseball attendance jumped 54%, and she managed digital strategy that skyrocketed Instagram engagement by more than900%.
And now, at West Virginia University, she’s redefiningwhat’s possible in sports marketing. Since June 2023, she’s led efforts that increased Women’s Basketball attendance by 40%, doubled season ticket sales, and drove $15 million in football revenue—the second highest in program history. Her digital and email campaigns alone helped produce over $2.4 million in ticket revenue in 2024.
From creative campaigns to data-driven results, she’s a powerhouse in collegiate athletics.
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Today's Guest: Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Syracuse University - Liv Coiro
From Long Island roots to national championship regattas and WNBA Draft nights, she’s been behind the scenes telling the stories of some of college sports’ most elite programs and athletes.
After earning her bachelor’s degree in sport management from Lasell College in 2012, she began her full-time career at Lynn University, where she led communications efforts across 10 varsity programs and served as postseason contact during back-to-back NCAA Division II National Championship runs for women’s golf. She was also on hand as the men’s basketball team reached the Sweet Sixteen for the first time in a decade.
Her journey continued at UNC Greensboro, where she promoted standout student-athletes including CoSIDA Academic All-Americans. At East Carolina, she took the lead on media relations for four women’s programs while also implementing an intern program to elevate support within the department.
She joined Syracuse University in 2018, and since then, she’s played a key role in promoting All-Americans and future pro —. From Final Four pressers to NCAA rowing championships, she’s been the voice behind the stats, the stories, and the successes.
A leader within College Sports Communicators, she chaired the Young Professionals Committee for four years and continues to serve on key national committees while presenting at industry conventions across the country.
She’s an advocate for elevating women in sports, a strategist in the press box, and a storyteller
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Today's Guest: Founder of NextGen Legacy- Kalei Mahi
From breaking records in the pool as a Division 1 swimmer at Syracuse University to breaking ground in the world of sports marketing, this guest brings over two decades of powerhouse experience to the mic. With a career leading brand partnerships for global giants like AT&T, Sony, eBay,Coca-Cola, Lexus, Molson Coors, YouTube, and Sephora, she’s worked alongside top-tier athletes across the NFL, USGA, US Olympic teams, NASCAR, NBA, and NHRA—gaining rare insight into the business of branding at the highest level.
Now, she’s bringing that expertise to the next generation. As the founder of NextGen Legacy, she’s on a mission to help high school and early college athletes take control of their stories, build marketable personal brands, and navigate the evolving landscape of NIL with confidence and clarity.
Whether it's curating content, educating families, or opening doors to independent partnerships, her work is reshaping what it means to be a student-athlete today.
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5 Tips & Tricks: UConn Director of Development Operations- Madison Arndt
Todays guest began her journey as a Division I student-athlete at Manhattan University, formally Manhattan College, where she competed track and field, served on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and was nominated for the 2018 NCAA Woman of the Year. After graduating with a degree in Marketing and a minor in Digital Media, she went on to serve as a Division II Governance Postgraduate Intern at the NCAA, supporting national committees and championship events.
She then joined Yale Athletics as the Assistant Director of Development & Engagement, where she helped raise over $10 million, launched the Yale Women’s Athlete Network, and led large-scale alumni events and campaigns.
Currently at the University of Connecticut Foundation, she serves as Director of Development, Operations for UConn Athletics. From overseeing major fundraising campaigns and digital strategy to launching the first-ever UConn Women inAthletics Weekend, she continues to lead impactful initiatives that celebrate athletes, build community, and drive meaningful support for collegiate sports.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese.Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Todays Guest: Assistant Athletic Director Boise State- Justin Rogers
Our began his journey in sports business after earning a bachelor's degree in Finance from Saint Joseph's University in 2012. He got his start in the industry as a Group Sales Account Executive with Spectra, before moving into collegiate athletics with roles at the University of Houston, the University of Alabama—where he also completed a Master’s in Sport Business Management—and the University of Texas at San Antonio.
In 2021, he joined Boise State Athletics, where he’s steadily advanced through key leadership roles. From overseeing ticket sales and service, to driving fan development and revenue generation, and now leading resource development as an Assistant Athletic Director as well as leading all Development Operations for the Bronco Athletic Association—he brings over a decade of experience and a proven track record in collegiate athletics and revenue strategy. Welcome Justin Rogers to the podcast.
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Today's Guests:
This is our first episode featuring multiple guests at the same time — and the best part is, they’re our interns! Tune in to hear from these amazing young professionals who are on the rise in the athletic industry. They’re currently working to break into the field and are sharing what they’re learning along the way.
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Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Today's Guest:
Director of Performance Nutrition at the University of Cincinnati- Dillion Frees
From NCAA athlete to nationally recognized sports dietitian, today's guest has built a career at the intersection of high-performance athletics and nutrition science. With a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Mount Union—where he also played collegiate soccer—and a Master’s in Health and Rehabilitation Sciences with a focus on Medical Dietetics from The Ohio State University, he’s combined academic excellence with hands-on experience to elevate athlete performance at every level.
He’s currently the Director of Performance Nutrition at the University of Cincinnati, where he became the first full-time dietitian in school history. Since stepping into that role,he’s built an entire department from the ground up, developing a multi-disciplinary nutrition team, implementing EMR systems, leading education initiatives, managing multi-million-dollar dining projects, and guiding the fueling strategies of multiple athletic programs—from basketball and volleyball to track and field.
Before Cincinnati, he honed his craft with the Buckeyes, supporting major programs like football and men’ssoccer through individualized counseling, team education, and elite-level fueling strategies. He holds certifications as a Registered Dietitian, Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics, and Strength and Conditioning Coach (CSCS), and he's deeply committed to athlete health, wellness, and performance.
Whether it’s managing high-performance fueling stations, mentoring future dietitians, or developing protocols for eating disorder support teams, today’s guest is redefining what it means to be a sports nutrition leader.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Todays Guest: Assoc. Athletic Director for Facility and Event Ops. Brown University - Sean Banno
His journey in the world of sports, events, and entertainment with a Bachelor’s degree from Johnson & Wales University. Early in his career, he worked as a Sales Manager at PSE Agency, where he sold group and season tickets for the Providence Bruins and a wide range of events at the Dunkin' Donuts Center — including Disney On Ice, Monster Jam, and the Harlem Globetrotters.Driven to deepen his expertise, he went on to earn a Master’s degree in Sport Venue and Event Management from Syracuse University. While there, he also completed internships at both Syracuse and then on to Harvard, gaining hands-on experience in the operations side of collegiate athletics.In 2018, he joined Brown University, where his career has steadily progressed. He began as Coordinator of Facilities & Operations, was promoted to Assistant Director in 2021, and in July 2024, stepped into his current position as Associate Director of Athletics for Facilities & Events.Now, he leads a team of eight full-time staff, manages major facility projects and maintenance, and serves as the event manager for football. He also oversees Ivy League and NCAA tournaments, coordinates special events, and manages both the Facilities & Operations budget and the Athletics Department’s game expense budget.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Today's Guest:
Archery Athlete, Coach, Official and Administrator- SheriRhodes
She’s a living legacy in the world of archery — a pioneer, amentor, and a relentless force behind the sport’s evolution in the U.S. For more than five decades, she’s worn nearly every hat imaginable: athlete, coach, administrator, judge, and international team manager.
She was a state champion in high school, a three-timeAll-American at Arizona State University, and eventually returned to lead her alma mater to nearly 60 titles over 17 years. Her journey continued through seven seasons at Stanford and on to the global stage — coaching the U.S. teamat the Pan Am Games, the 1988 Seoul Olympics, and again in Athens in 2004.
Her influence extended far beyond the shooting line. Fromserving as Deputy Director of Olympic Shooting at the 1984 LA Games to Competition Manager in Atlanta in ’96, she’s been instrumental in shaping some of the sport's most pivotal moments. She’s managed U.S. teams across nearlyevery format — Target, Field, Indoor — and across all age groups, for over 30 years.
From 2013 to 2023, she led as USA Archery’s National EventsManager, while also contributing as a continental judge, a former USAA Board Member, and a member of numerous national and international coaching committees.
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Today's Guest:VP of Marketing and Brand Engagement LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games- Olivia Cheng
Our guest today grew up in the heart of New York City, where the energy of the streets and the culture of sports and storytelling left a lasting impression. That passion led her to Syracuse University, where she earned a degree in public relations and sport management—setting the stage for a career that would bridge strategy, creativity, and impact.
She began her professional journey with roles at the Philadelphia 76ers, Paragon Sports, and Macy’s, sharpening her skills across retail, sports, and experiential marketing.
From there, she took on a leadership role at Legends, where she oversaw marketing, advertising, and creative services—fueling the growth of new clients and divisions by an impressive 250%. Her work supported some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment, including SoFi Stadium, US Soccer, and UFC.
Today, she brings that expertise to one of the most exciting stages in global sport—as the Vice President of Marketing and Brand Engagement for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games. There, she leads digital, social, email, and content strategy to engage millions of fans and build a brand that represents the future of the Games.With over a decade of experience and a reputation for crafting campaigns that connect and inspire, she’s a leader you’ll want to keep your eye on.
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5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese.
Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Today's Guests:Washington National Washington National Assistant Manager for Event Operations- Drew HurleyDrew Hurley's career trajectory has taken him through a diverse range of roles in sports operations and venue management. Our guest began his journey in sports with the Syracuse University Athletics program. Starting as a Men's Basketball Intern in September 2017, he supported the coaching staff and helped plan and execute various events. He then transitioned to the role of Facilities and Event Operations Assistant in May 2019, where he gained extensive experience in game administration for a range of sports, facility maintenance, and event planning. In August 2020, he took on the role of Game Operations and Events Intern. Here, he played a crucial role in event setup and breakdown, and oversaw credentialing systems during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Following this, he moved to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas as a Conversion Technician in July 2021. His responsibilities included converting the stadium layout for various events, coordinating with multiple departments, and troubleshooting operational issues to ensure a safe and successful event environment.
In October 2021, he joined the Washington Nationals as a Coordinator in Security before being promoted to Coordinator of Security and Venue Systems in September 2023. In this role, he oversees security operations and venue systems, ensuring a secure and efficient environment for all events.This podcast is a part of Athletic Career Consulting (www.athcareer.com). A consulting group empowering young people and professionals with education and knowledge for successful careers in athletics.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
NFL Strength and Conditioning Coach - Hal LutherThis week's guest:Hal Luther is a man on a mission to help elite athletes get to peak performance but also to inspire them to go beyond what they think they can do. A graduate of Springfield College and the University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse graduate school. He went on to be NSCA certified strength coach. After he completed his education he spent time working at North Carolina State and then Syracuse. In 2013 he made a transition to the NFL working with the Buffalo Bills. His resume includes being a part of programs that won the Micron PC Bowl, Insight Bowl, Pinstripe Bowl, two NCAA DI lacrosse national championship, as well as four AFC East Championships. This podcast is a part of Athletic Career Consulting (www.athcareer.com). A consulting group focusing on educating and guiding young people looking towards careers in athletics.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Head Women's Soccer Coach Univ. of Delaware- Kelly Lawrence This week's guest:An all around professional in soccer spanning an amazing career as an athlete and coach. A native of Great Britain she traveled to the United States to both play for and get her bachelor’s degree from Indiana University. She would later get her master’s from Concordia University Irvine in Coaching & Athletic Administration. As an athlete she played for Arsenal Football Club, the English National Team, team Great Britten, University of Indiana, the Boston Breakers and Orange County Waves winning 2 WPSL National Championship with two different team. As a coach she served as an assistant coach at Monmouth, Syracuse, Penn State and an associate head coach at Boston University. In 2022 she was named head women’s soccer coach at the University of Delaware.This podcast is a part of Athletic Career Consulting (www.athcareer.com). A consulting group focusing on educating and guiding young people looking towards careers in athletics.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
Sports Broadcaster and Analyst- Paul CarcaterraThis week's guest:Paul Carcaterra graduated from Syracuse University. He was a four-year letter winner for the men’s lacrosse team and a member of 1995 national title team as well as named a 1997 All-American. He went on to be a professional lacrosse athlete playing for the New Jersey Pride. He began his sports broadcasting career with CBS College Sports as an analyst and web site contributor from 2005-2009. In 2009 he joined ESPN as a lacrosse game analyst and sideline reporter. He has become a staple of ESPN lacrosse both for his coverages of the most popular games on TV and his behind the scenes features. Along with his fame for lacrosse coverage he can also be seen on college football sideline reporting on top ESPN broadcasts. He is a contributor to Inside Lacrosse Magazine and is president of No Limit Lacrosse.This podcast is a part of Athletic Career Consulting (www.athcareer.com). A consulting group focusing on educating and guiding young people looking towards careers in athletics.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.
5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.
5 Tips and Tricks: Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. In each episode, a guest working in an athletic career shares their five best tips and tricks for succeeding in the field. This special episode features five of our favorite tips and tricks from Season One.Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod.
