Brian leads the LeagueApps team and works closely with sales, partner success, product, and technology. He is also a member of the Board of Directors. Most importantly, he orders pizza and trophies to mark company milestones. Previously, Brian was part of the founding team at Sportsvite and held various business development roles at CBS Sports, College Sports Television and the Official College Sports Network. Brian graduated from the University of Michigan. Go Blue!

As President, Jeremy oversees the LeagueApps marketing, business development, and people operations functions. Jeremy is also an operating partner at 212MEDIA, a venture development firm that produced LeagueApps, Speakaboos, Saavn (exited to Reliance Jio), and LiftMetrix (exited to Hootsuite). Previously, he served in technology strategy roles at the Mitchell Madison Group and Generate Insights and was the Founder and CEO of poliVOICE. Jeremy holds a Bachelor’s degree from Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service, and a Master’s in International Affairs from Columbia University’s School of International & Public Affairs.

Steve is passionate about leveraging new technologies to create great products and services. His mission at LeagueApps is to empower the team to execute the product vision and to deliver the best possible experience for sports organizers, coaches, players and parents.

Prior to co-founding LeagueApps, Steve was the co-founder of Sportsvite.  Steve was also the principal consultant at OpenEvolve Inc, where he led projects in product strategy, architecture, and software engineering for several Internet startups and large enterprises such as SAIC and the Washington DC Office of CTO. Steve holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of Virginia.

Bob is a member of the founding team at LeagueApps where he has had (and continues to have) the privilege of working with highly motivated and intelligent individuals in the pursuit of creating a world-class platform from the ground up.  He oversees platform infrastructure and developer operations, with a keen interest in site reliability and scalability.  Before LeagueApps, Bob held various software and systems engineering roles focused on distributed computing, automated publishing, and data stewardship. Bob earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Virginia, where he studied Environmental Science and Computer Science. He also holds a master’s degree from the School of Information at the University of California, Berkeley.

Mark leads our Enterprise Partnership group at LeagueApps which includes our 50+ pro sports team relationships. He is focused on building scalable technology solutions and growth strategies for our enterprise clients. Mark has over 20 years of experience as an entrepreneur, senior executive and counsel for high-growth technology and services companies. Prior to LeagueApps, he was the President of Educational Direct, which he helped grow from an idea into the 3rd largest federal student loan consolidation company in the U.S. with over $5B of loan volume and 300 employees. Mark graduated from the University of Pennsylvania (BA) and Brooklyn Law School (JD), where he teaches a popular transactional law class on start-ups.

Fitzgerald Mosley, an Olympic Gold Medalist and purpose-led champion in sports and business, is responsible for stewarding LeagueApps partnerships with North American professional sports leagues and their respective youth development initiatives. She also drives the advancement of the NextUp community platform and as President of FundPlay leads this LeagueApps program to support youth sports organizations and foster sports experience opportunities for young people from underserved communities. Prior to joining LeagueApps, Fitzgerald Mosley served as the Chief Executive Officer of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation USA and also previously worked as Chief Operating Officer for the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee and Chief of Sport Performance for USA Track & Field. Fitzgerald Mosley is a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and a charter member of the Tennessee Volunteers Hall of Fame.

Nick leads the Sales team at LeagueApps that forges new partnerships with leading sports organizations across the country. His focus is on scaling company growth while maintaining a best-in-business brand by working with the entire Go To Market team. Prior to LeagueApps, Nick was the Regional Vice President of Sales for Datto, Inc. Over the course of 8.5 years and as one of the first 60 employees, he helped grow Datto into a $4 billion, publicly traded company with 2,000 employees globally. Nick holds three passions close to his heart when it comes to his career and personal life: entrepreneurship, sports, and kids. These passions led him to LeagueApps to help build the best sales team for youth sports in the world. Nick holds a BA from the University of Washington, where he studied History. In his free time, Nick can usually be found on a little league field with one of his four kids as he either coaches or attends all of their practices and games.

Rebecca leads the product team at LeagueApps. She is an outcome-oriented leader with over 20 years of experience empowering teams to create products that drive the business and delight customers. She has worked in the U.S. and internationally, on B2C, B2B products, and marketplaces. In recent years, she has led product teams in VC-funded startups, including WorkMarket which was acquired by ADP. She has a Masters of Business Administration and Masters of International Affairs from Columbia University in New York.

Zach leads the Customer Success, Customer Support and Customer Strategy & Operations teams at LeagueApps with a laser-focus on helping our Partners see the value in our solutions to better serve their sports communities. Zach has a decade of experience leading customer success teams at SaaS companies such as WalkMe, Diligent Corporation, Lotame and newBrandAnalytics. He is also passionate about serving the non-profit community as the: inaugural Chairman of the Board for Nourish Now; Co-Founder of the Young Professional Advisory Board for MENTOR NY (where he worked for four years after college); and, board member for Spence Chapin Services to Family & Children. Zach ran the 400m/800m in high school and at Yale University, where he received his BA in American Studies, and he has an MBA from The Wharton School of Business at UPenn. Zach has three boys — aged 10, 11 and 13 — and when not attending their numerous sporting activities, he can be found on the golf course, in a bowling alley, at a poker table or attending a concert.