Phoenix Suns 2010-11 Media Guide - NBA Media Central

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Suns Management 16 Jay Parry Senior Vice President, Brand and Business Development After seven seasons as president and chief operating officer of the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury, Jay Parry joins the Suns as Senior Vice President of Brand and Business Development. She oversees all day-to-day operations of the Ticket Sales, Premium Seats, Suns Digital Media, CRM and Database Marketing, Public Relations, Marketing and Community Relations departments. In seven years at the helm of the Mercury, Parry helped lead the organization to two WNBA championships (2007, 2009) and to double-digit business growth in the areas of corporate partnerships and acquiring new fans. Perhaps most notably, Parry was a driving force behind the Mercury’s innovative alliance with Tempe-based LifeLock, an industry leader in identity theft protection, that resulted in the first-ever corporatebranded jersey in WNBA or NBA history. The partnership was originally announced in June 2009 and then expanded to include the club’s practice jerseys in March 2010, blazing the trail for other major league sports teams to sell sponsorships on jerseys. Prior to joining the Mercury, Parry served as executive vice president of Bank of America’s 10-state central region. A native of Del Mar, California, Parry earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Finance from the University of Colorado in Boulder. She currently serves on the boards of Arizona Women’s Education and Employment (AWEE), Harris Private Bank, Phoenix Thunderbird Charities and Phoenix Suns Charities. Julie Fie Vice President, Basketball Communications Julie Fie, a senior member of the NBA’s public relations community, serves as the club’s primary liaison between the media and the team’s players and management for all basketball communications. Fie and her staff are responsible for media interviews and requests and the dissemination of information locally, nationally and internationally. This includes news conferences, press releases, game night press accommodations and credentialing, the production of media guides, game notes, and statistics. A former member of the NBA Public Relations Advisory Board, Fie joined the Suns in 1992. In 2007, she and her staff won the inaugural Professional Basketball Writers Association Media Relations Staff of the Year award, now known as the Brian McIntyre Award. Fie, now in her 19th season with the Suns, was promoted to her current position in July 1998. Originally joining the NBA with the Kansas City Kings as assistant public relations director, Fie was elevated to director the following season and remained with the club as the franchise relocated to Sacramento. She remained there until joining the Suns. A communications graduate from Iowa State University, Fie spent two years as an undergraduate with the ISU sports information department. She is a native of Jefferson, Iowa. Jeramie McPeek Vice President, Digital Jeramie McPeek enters his 19th season with the Suns and leads the organization’s digital and social media efforts, including eight in-house websites, the teams’ channels on Facebook and Twitter, as well as the club’s print publications. Under his guidance, Suns.com has twice been named the top team site in the league by The Sports Business Journal (2002, 2004) and received the Website of the Year Award from the NBA in 2007. McPeek was also recognized with two Rocky Mountain Emmy Awards in 2008 for his direction of the Suns’ official fan community (PlanetOrange.net) and a virtual tour of the team’s clubhouse (SunsLockerRoom.com). In addition to his position with the Suns, McPeek is the editor at large for the NBA’s official magazine, HOOP. A Phoenix native, McPeek graduated from Arizona State University in 1995 with a degree in journalism. He and his wife, Amy, have two children, Sam and Abby.
Basketball Staff Executive Staff Phoenix Suns Front Office Staff Ann Meyers Drysdale Vice President Corey Gaines Player Development Jacque Alonzo Assistant to the Managing Partner Vince Kozar Basketball Communications Manager Dr. Thomas Carter Team Physician Trevor Bukstein Director, Basketball Operations Administration Gloria Santa Cruz Exec. Assistant to the President & CEO and Vice Chairman Bret Burchard Basketball Communications Coordinator Dr. Craig Phelps Team Physician Amin Elhassan Analytics Assistant Ceola Coaston Suns Receptionist Sherry Reed Asst. to the V.P. Basketball Communications Marketing Partnerships Tom Maystadt Assistant Athletic Trainer Trennis Jones Special Assistant, Basketball Operations Jan Forshee Suns Receptionist Scott Coleman Vice President Marketing Partnerships Activation Jay Gaspar Equipment Manager Elvis Valcarcel Video Coordinator Donald Dangmuk Staff Assistant Matthew Wright Vice President Marketing Partnerships Basketball Communications Nenad Trajkovic Player Development Nick U’Ren Assistant Video Coordinator DC Headley Basketball Communications Manager Carlissa Henry Sr. Account Executive & Local Sales Manager, Marketing Partnerships 17 Personnel
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