Podcasts about palace sports

Tim Schuler spent 15 years with Anheuser-Busch, “moving product from the manufacturer into consumer hands in another regulated market.” He sold 48M cases of beer a year.  When Michigan offered medical licenses in 2015, he applied. “I knew where the market was going.”  His company now focuses on concentrates and edibles, with a new drink mix.  Learn how he is tackling key obstacles, including: Increasing costs Winning over retailers and budtenders Direct to consumer marketing Who is Tim Schuler? Tim built a career in Anheuser-Busch marketing and sales and invested in Detriot in a role building parternships for Palace Sports and Entertainment. Now president and COO of Detroit Edible Company/Cannalicious Labs, he supplies the growing Michigan market with innovative edibles and infused beverages.

Tim Schuler spent 15 years with Anheuser-Busch, “moving product from the manufacturer into consumer hands in another regulated market.” He sold 48M cases of beer a year.  When Michigan offered medical licenses in 2015, he applied. “I knew where the market was going.”  His company now focuses on concentrates and edibles, with a new drink mix.  Learn how he is tackling key obstacles, including: Increasing costs Winning over retailers and budtenders Direct to consumer marketing Who is Tim Schuler? Tim built a career in Anheuser-Busch marketing and sales and invested in Detriot in a role building parternships for Palace Sports and Entertainment. Now president and COO of Detroit Edible Company/Cannalicious Labs, he supplies the growing Michigan market with innovative edibles and infused beverages.

Caleb and Prince detail their picks for each series leading up to the NHL Stanley Cup. This was recorded as a few games in the playoffs started so some of our picks are already in trouble but still join us as we go through who we think will win it all!

Caleb and Prince detail their picks for each series leading up to the NBA Championship. This was recorded before the playoffs started so some of our picks are already in trouble but still join us as we go through who we think will win it all

Join Prince and Caleb as we welcome 2021-22 ACC leading scorer Jewel Spear onto the podcast. Learn about this dynamic player as we talk about her path, who she models her game after, her future, and a lot more! Make sure you follow us on the IG @ThePalaceSports and the Snapchat @PalaceSports for more content!

Browns vs Chargers recap + Ohio State vs Maryland recap! Stephon Gilmore traded and Paul Gasol retires. Urban Meyer controversy! MLB wildcard recap + NFL week 5 recap. Cavs record predictions and Updated AP poll after week 6! Tom Brady cements his GOAT status even more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

To kick off the NFL season as a preview episode hosts Prince and Caleb brought Charlotte Native and Fan Blakeo_Brazy/IG to discuss the Cam situation as well as our award and team record predictions for the season. Be sure to follow us on IG @ThePalaceSports and on Snapchat @PalaceSports for the best sports news and highlights available!

In this episode you meet Erika Swilley. Erika is the Vice President of Community and Social Responsibility for the Detroit Pistons. Previously she spent time in community relations for the Chicago Sky and Sky Cares Foundation and Golden State Warriors. In her role, Swilley coordinates the philanthropic initiatives of the Pistons and their players. She also organizes events as part of numerous league wide initiatives as part of NBA Cares, as well as, has an instrumental role with player development and works closely with team sponsors and the players' personal foundations. Swilley was named 2007 and 2008 Palace Sports & Entertainment Community Relations Employee of the Year and has received three World Championship rings as part of overseeing community relations efforts for the WNBA Detroit Shock and Golden State Warriors. In 2009 Swilley was selected as a “Woman of Excellence” by the Michigan Chronicle, in 2010 was recognized in “Who's Who” in Black Detroit and in 2018 was named one of Detroit's 40 Under 40. Swilley received her bachelor's degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a major in communication, marketing and sociology. Some of the things that we discussed that stood out to me were: - Navigating Office Politics - Compromising Your Values - Speaking up about social justice issues - Pivoting into sports - Getting Unstuck Enjoy!

Episode Nine of PRODIGY SEARCH PRESENTS features Molly Arbogast, President and CEO of POV Sports Marketing - an agency she launched in 2016. Before launching POV, Molly spent time with the Philadelphia Eagles, IMG/Learfield, the WNBA and Palace Sports & Entertainment - all on the partnership sales side. Molly shares her experience as a female sports marketing executive within the industry and how she became successful in the eventual launch of her own agency. She also talks about POV Sports Marketing's platform, their clients, special projects and potential future opportunities. Thank you Molly for taking the time and for your willingness to share! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On today's StartupNation Radio show, Jeff is once again joined by co-host, Norm Pappas, president and CEO of Pappas Financial. Today, the two are chatting with two industry experts to learn how COVID-19 is impacting the sports and hospitality industries.To kickstart the show, Jeff and Norm discuss various funding programs available to startups and small businesses during the COVID-19 crisis, including the Paycheck Protection Program.Arn Tellem, vice chairman at Palace Sports and Entertainment, joins the show to discuss the impact the coronavirus is having on professional sports. He also provides forward-thinking insights into what sports lovers can expect in the future.During the interview, Tellem discusses:How his role working for a professional sports team has changed amid COVID-19The most rewarding part of his workHow he got his start in the sport businessThe importance of having a mentor and the value of communityWhat the Detroit Pistons and partners are doing to help the community during this crisisFor more information on the Detroit Pistons' community efforts with Wayne County and its corporate partners, learn more about the $375,000 grant for Forgotten Harvest here.Next up is Jim Bellinson, local serial entrepreneur best known for his work as chair and co-founder of Brilliant Detroit, which he runs with his wife, Carolyn Bellinson. Jim also owns 11 local restaurants, including Social Kitchen and Bar, MEX, Beau's and Como's.He discusses the impact on the restaurant industry right here in Michigan, and shares his thoughts on what all of this will likely mean to the industry and to our lifestyles going forward once the storm passes.Throughout the interview, Bellinson talks about:His entrepreneurial journey and what led him to becoming a restaurant operatorThe ways he is managing the crisis with his restaurantsHow failure during this crisis is unlike typical business failureWhat Brilliant Detroit is doing for children and struggling families in Detroit during COVID-19We'll be back next Saturday with an all-new edition of StartupNation Radio!

Charlie Metzger is the EVP, Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer at Palace Sports and Entertainment and the Detroit Pistons, where he oversees all business functions including marketing/sales strategy, communications, fan experience, social media, and community relations. We discuss the challenges of his job and the differences of working for a team, brand and agency (he has done all three!). He discusses the advice he shares to many about the willingness to take on all challenges and try as many adventures as you can. He is data driven, customer-centric and the dad of a recent Miami grad.

After earning his JD and MBA from BU, Alan Ostfield (LAW’90, Questrom’91) went on to occupy the c-suite of legendary organizations including the San Diego Padres, the Detroit Pistons and now, the North Atlantic division of the world’s largest live entertainment company, Live Nation. Alan explores the process of building his career, learning from his mistakes and his advice on how to pivot when the future of your career stretches beyond your control. To learn more about Alan and the Proud to BU podcast, visit our website – bu.edu/alumni/podcast. A transcript of this episode is also available. Please note, transcripts may be edited for clarity and do not represent a verbatim record of dialogue.Listener Survey: We want to hear from you! Complete a 3-minute survey and claim your pair of our custom-made limited edition Proud to BU podcast socks!Support the show (http://www.bu.edu/give)

My guest today, Chris Pittenturf, is a Senior Vice President of Information Technology and Analytics at the Detroit Pistons organization. With nearly 20 years of IT experience, the last 12 leading data initiatives at Palace Sports & Entertainment, Chris Pittenturf has accumulated extensive knowledge in applying cutting edge technology to business objectives. In early 2012 he was tapped by new ownership to lead a newly formed department, Data & Analytics, which centralizes PS&E's CRM, Market Research and Business Intelligence efforts. Since that time Palace Sports & Entertainment has become an industry leader in applying a sophisticated CRM platform to sales and service operations, using market research to drive marketing decisions and assist with partnership sales, and leveraging analytics to make informed business decisions with an emphasis on real time information and mobility. What You Will Learn from this Interview: Lessons he has learned over 10+ years How to listen to what customers say they want, in context and what their behaviors tell you they want Importance of creating custom customer experiences Decisions around Salesforce CRM, Data warehousing, using MicroStrategy as a BI platform Data Decisions that support or contradict cognitive biases Learn from past decisions he wishes he had made sooner Major Take-Aways From This Episode: Hear a success story beginning with Chris' love of the game of basketball and a dream career that went from being fizzled to sizzling as they married into a career that's better than he could ever have dreamed. Expect change. After Chris' company, PAL Sports & Entertainment radically changed its business model he was glad to be able to continue supporting the Pistons as well as the entertainment business from a data and analytics perspective. How being attentive to everything the customer says directly through survey responses, and indirectly through their behaviors and activities, is essential to understanding what they really want. Chris talks about being able to differentiate between the B2B and B2C customer, and the importance of understanding how each customer relates to the business through a different lens. The importance of having the pulse of the customer - understanding what they're thinking and where you may be coming up short or where you're doing well. The customer relationship is dynamic and today's environment A different customer relationship has that the that the relationship with the fans has become much more complicated than it was in the past - including a maturity curve ranging from 0 100%. Why choosing Salesforce was a win, after some challenges and time spent working to develop their own CRM. In a small team environment, staffing with people that understand a lot of the discipline, like with data warehousing the structure, the design and the integration and how to move the information, is more effective than hiring highly-specialized individuals. Business trusting data. Support from the top down can help gain acceptance and partner with different business verticals. Business is more accepting of data when it supports someone's bias, when you're providing information to somebody that fits what they know. Business supports the data quickly when it clearly meets a company goal and objective; we have information that can inform whether our success or failure there would be one area. Learning how to determine what information derived from the data is most valuable to the business objective. An interesting fact that machine learning is being used to produce algorithms or data sets that can be used to drive decisions on the basketball side. There are BI platforms that are being developed that are changing the landscape of how we even structure and use our data. Being involved in different peer groups, within your industry and outside of it, helps you to be more well-rounded as professional in understanding best practices at the enterprise level right down to the small business level. Chris Pittenturf is Vice President of Data & Analytics for Palace Sports & Entertainment, the parent company of the Detroit Pistons, the Palace of Auburn Hills, DTE Energy Music Theatre, Meadowbrook Music Festival, and Freedom Hill Amphitheatre. Chris and his team in the Data & Analytics department are responsible for Business Intelligence, CRM, and Market Research. The Business Intelligence sub-department has developed many innovative dashboards and mobile applications focused on real-time reporting using Microstrategy for data visualizations that leverage an enterprise customer data warehouse. Ways to connect with Chris Pittenturf: Linkedin Resources and Links: Sync Magazine Article, How Chris Pittenturf Drives Fan Loyalty for the Detroit Pistons Sync Magazine Article, Palace Sports and Entertainment Fill Seats With Stats - How Chris Pittenturf harneses the power of analytics to give fans the ultimate experience. Baseline Magazine Article, Selling the Not-So-Easy-to-Sell – How Palace Sports and ntertainment has leveraged its Salesforce environment to help it overcome poor play. Toggle Magazine Article, Palace Sports and Entertainment: Real time apps and serices make Pistons fans feel like part of the team - How Chris Pittenturf and his IT team are nurturing company’s relationship with Pistons fans through innovation. Palace Sports and Entertainment – sports network official website. This episode is sponsored by the CIO Innovation Insider Council, dedicated to Business Digital Leaders who want to be a part of 20% of the planet and help their businesses win with innovation and transformation. Credits: * Outro music provided by Ben’s Sound Other Ways To Listen to the Podcast iTunes | Libsyn | Soundcloud | RSS | LinkedIn Leave a Review If you enjoyed this episode, then please consider leaving an iTunes review here Click here for instructions on how to leave an iTunes review if you’re doing this for the first time. About Bill Murphy Bill Murphy is a world renowned IT Security Expert dedicated to your success as an IT business leader. Follow Bill on LinkedIn and Twitter.

On this week’s episode, we sit down with Jessica Bryant, Event Coordinator for Palace Sports and Entertainment, as part of our Young Female Professionals Series.  Jessica tells us a little bit about how the worlds of entertainment collide with sports on a regular basis based on how often the industries share venus. One of Jessica’s main messages for young women looking to break into the industry is how important the role of volunteering is in terms of gaining experience and padding your resume.   For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcast visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports Radio is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 1000+ episodes across 30+ shows and a global audience of 2 million. WiSP Sports Radio is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.   

In this episode, Vince Ellis interviews Palace Sports and Entertainment CEO Dennis Mannion about the Detroit Pistons and some of the business side of the franchise. Subscribe to "Preachin' Pistons" in iTunes!

October 2015 ndash Paul W. Smith and co-host Regional President of PNC Bank Ric DeVore welcome Arn Tellem Vice Chairman of Palace Sports amp Entertainment PSampE to this monthsrsquo PNC Roundtable. Arn is no stranger to professional sports as he has represented over 500 athletes during his career as a sports agent and as CEO of SFX Entertainment in Los Angeles. Paul Ric and Arn will also talk about the resurgence of the City of Detroit how PS amp E can play a bigger role in the community and the state of the Detroit Pistons. To hear the full conversation for this monthrsquos PNC Roundtable click on the link below

October 2015 ndash Paul W. Smith and co-host Regional President of PNC Bank Ric DeVore welcome Arn Tellem Vice Chairman of Palace Sports amp Entertainment PSampE to this monthsrsquo PNC Roundtable. Arn is no stranger to professional sports as he has represented over 500 athletes during his career as a sports agent and as CEO of SFX Entertainment in Los Angeles. Paul Ric and Arn will also talk about the resurgence of the City of Detroit how PS amp E can play a bigger role in the community and the state of the Detroit Pistons. To hear the full conversation for this monthrsquos PNC Roundtable click on the link below

March 2012 ndash Paul W. Smith and co-host Ric DeVore welcome Dennis Mannion President and CEO of Palace Sports and Entertainment to discuss how the passion that Detroit holds for its sports teams along with how he plans to add more family value to ticket purchases. Click Here to watch the video podcast of this month39s quotPNC Roundtable.quot

March 2012 ndash Paul W. Smith and co-host Ric DeVore welcome Dennis Mannion President and CEO of Palace Sports and Entertainment to discuss how the passion that Detroit holds for its sports teams along with how he plans to add more family value to ticket purchases. Click Here to watch the video podcast of this month39s quotPNC Roundtable.quot