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Executive Transactions

Dubiel leaving Pepsi sports
marketing after 13 years
In this week's SPORTSBUSINESS JOURNAL, Terry Lefton reports Pepsi VP/Sports Marketing JEFF DUBIEL "has resigned from the company after 13 years." Dubiel has headed Pepsi's sports marketing since November '08. He said, "This was entirely a personal decision. I've had a lot of fun and satisfaction doing sports marketing for Pepsi, but after 13 years, I just decided it was time to think about something new." Dubiel said that he "would stay with Pepsi through the end of June." Lefton notes the "question of a successor to Dubiel is an intriguing one, since his departure comes during a time of reorganization within Pepsi" (SPORTSBUSINESS JOURNAL, 6/20 issue). 

EXECS: Nike named RANDY BURDETTE its top exec within the company's NFL licensing program....NFL VP/Business Development MARC LOWITZ has left the league for a position with the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in N.Y....Leverage Agency VP/Sales KEVIN MCINTYRE has left the company to join Major League Gaming as VP/Global Partnerships (SPORTSBUSINESS JOURNAL, 6/20 issue)....IMG named Univ. of Oklahoma Senior Associate AD GREG PHILLIPS IMG Academies VP & AD (THE DAILY)....Southeast Missouri State Univ. AD JOHN SHAFER will retire at the end of the month. Associate AD CINDY GANNON will become interim AD, effective July 1 (Southeast Missouri State)....Penn State Univ. named Univ. of Notre Dame Senior Assistant AD for Student-Athlete Welfare & Development CHARMELLE GREEN Associate AD and Senior Woman Administrator (Penn State)....The Vikings named T'Wolves and WNBA Lynx Corporate Sales Associate PAUL HUTCHENS Seasonal Ticket Sales Rep (THE DAILY).

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