About Lucas Biebelberg

Lucas Biebelberg is a contributing author to sportsnetworker.com, and a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Rutgers University. While participating in the Manhattan Sports Business Academy, Lucas interned for 16W Marketing, a talent and event marketing company in Rutherford, NJ. At the conclusion of his internship, Lucas made the jump to the Leverage Agency in Manhattan as the Special Assistant to the CEO. Lucas strongly believes that mentorship is the key to success in any industry, and credits his accomplishments thus far to the five biggest people who have helped and guided him in his sports endeavors: Lon Rosen, Jason Belzer, Dave Maryles, Chris Chaney, and David Kopelman. Feel free to connect with Lucas on his twitter, @LucasBiebelberg, or via Linkedin.

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Sports Job Interview with Terry Reynolds, Senior Director of Pro & Global Scouting – Cincinnati Reds

By on February 21, 2013 in Sports Jobs

For my first interview of 2013, I was lucky to have been able to interview Terry Reynolds, Senior Director of Professional and Global Scouting for the Cincinnati Reds. Unlike most of the interviews I have done so far, Terry resides in the scouting department of a Major League Baseball team, and shares a lot ofRead more →

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Sports Job Interview with Howard Roseman, Philadelphia Eagles GM

By on December 1, 2012 in Sports Jobs

In the latest edition of my interview series, I was incredibly lucky to have been able to interview Howie Roseman, General Manager of the Philadelphia Eagles. Before becoming the youngest GM in the National Football League, Howie earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Florida, followed by earning his law degree at Fordham Law.Read more →

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Sports Job Interview with Houston Texans President – Jamey Rootes

By on October 21, 2012 in Sports Jobs

In the 6th edition of my interview series, I was able to interview Jamey Rootes, team President of the Houston Texans and former President of the Columbus Crew. Having been named to Sports Business Journal’s “40 under 40″ twice, it was instantly clear how well-regarded Jamey is. After earning his undergraduate degree at Clemson UniversityRead more →

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Sports Job Interview with Mark Lamping – President, Jacksonville Jaguars

By on September 14, 2012 in Sports Jobs

During this edition of my interview series, I was extremely lucky to be joined by Jacksonville Jaguars’ team president Mark Lamping, who has one of the most impressive resumes I have ever seen. Before Mark took over as president of the Jaguars, he was the CEO of the New Meadowlands Stadium Company, team president ofRead more →

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Interview with Brett Stewart – Author, 7 Weeks To Fitness

By on August 22, 2012 in Sports Business

Today I was thrilled to be joined be an outstanding person in Brett Stewart. Along with being a someone I’m proud to call a friend, Brett is an author of over nine fitness books, and an active participant in countless marathons and triathlons. Growing up as a self-proclaimed “chunky kid,” Brett was motivated to gainRead more →

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Sports Job Interview with Sean Flynn, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Event Booking – Miami Marlins

By on August 15, 2012 in Sports Jobs

Today was a fantastic inside look into baseball for me, as I was able to interview Sean Flynn, the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Event Booking for the Miami Marlins. Baseball is America’s past-time, and it was incredibly interesting to hear about the inner workings of how a Major League team operates. Sean talksRead more →

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Interview with Patrick Bellanca – Lead Producer and Designer of EA Sports Madden NFL

By on July 27, 2012 in Sports Jobs

Today was a real treat for me as I was able to interview Patrick Bellanca, one of the lead producers and designers of EA Sports Madden NFL. I’ve been a fan of the Madden series since I was a little kid, and it was a thrill to get an inside perspective on how the gameRead more →

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