College GameDay in Bloomington: IU experts available
This weekend, ESPN’s College GameDay heads to Bloomington for the first time on a Saturday as the Indiana University Hoosiers take on the Washington Huskies.
This will be College GameDay’s second visit to Bloomington and its first with its full Saturday pageantry on the IU campus. The show will air for three hours, from 9 a.m. to noon EDT, hosted by Rece Davis, Desmond Howard, Pat McAfee, Nick Saban, Kirk Herbstreit and former Indiana head coach Lee Corso.
With last week’s Big Noon Kickoff crew in town, and national outlets taking notice of the IU football team’s winning record, IU experts are available to comment on the economic and marketing impact in the city of Bloomington.
For more information, contact Teresa Mackin at tmackin@iu.edu or 317-274-5432, or Vic Ryckaert at viryck@iu.edu.
Ann Bastianelli
Kelley School of BusinessAnn Bastianelli is a teaching professor in marketing at the IU Kelley School of Business. Her career spans more than 30 years in advertising agencies and corporate environments.
Expertise
Advertising and branding strategy, consumer insights, consumer behavior, marketing communications management, maximizing personal performance.
Ryan Brewer
Division of BusinessRyan M. Brewer is an associate professor of finance at Indiana University Columbus.
Expertise
Finance, capital markets and derivatives for business and economics.
Galen Clavio
The Media School/Communication ScienceGalen Clavio is the head of the Sports Media program at Indiana University, the director of the National Sports Journalism Center and a professor in The Media School. His research focuses on electronic media and its uses among fans, media and sports organizations, and his professional background is in sports journalism and broadcasting.
Expertise
Sports media, sports journalism, esports, virtual reality in sports, sport communication and social media in sports.
Kim Donahue
Kelley School of BusinessKim Donahue is a teaching professor of marketing at the Kelley School of Business in Indianapolis. She can comment on sports marketing, Super Bowl ads and image marketing.
Expertise
Marketing, sports marketing, marketing concepts, image marketing, crisis management.
David Pierce
Department of Tourism, Event, and Sport ManagementDavid Pierce is associate professor of sports management and the director of the Sports Innovation Institute at IU Indianapolis. He can talk about the economic impact that College GameDay and the national attention on IU’s football team this year will have on the city of Bloomington.
Expertise
Sports innovation, sales, sports sales, sports marketing, sports management, sports finance, sports business, sports technology.
Phil Powell
Kelley School of BusinessPhil Powell is a clinical associate professor of business economics and public policy and a Daniel C. Smith Faculty Fellow at the IU Kelley School of Business in Bloomington. He is also the academic director of the Indiana Business Research Center and an associate editor for Business Horizons, the Kelley School’s academic journal for managers and practitioners.
Expertise
U.S. and Indiana economy, job markets, economic policy, small business dynamics, strategy and innovation in health care.
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