Multi-Event Facility Enterprises & Management

Amy Moore is a Project Director at the University at Buffalo (UB) and an ACT-Authorized Job Profiler based in New York. With an MBA and Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and French, she has also pursued graduate studies in education and completed PMP training. Her expertise spans various fields, including ESL, strategic HR management, leadership, organizational development, and decision-making statistics. As a former Regional Director for a U.S. House of Representatives member, Amy has led recruitment for businesses and academia, identifying key tasks and developing strategies to match candidates to job requirements. Her leadership extends to serving as Vice President of the Women’s Initiative for Networking (WINS), focusing on community outreach and professional development. She believes in empowering individuals by optimizing their skills and passions to achieve success and satisfaction.

Professor Bruce Pitman is a distinguished academic specializing in mathematical modeling, high-performance computing, and uncertainty quantification. With a strong foundation in both Physics and Mathematics, Professor Pitman holds a BS from Northwestern University, and both a MS (1981) and PhD (1985) in Mathematics from Duke University. His research and expertise revolve around creating mathematical frameworks to solve complex problems, particularly in areas where uncertainty plays a crucial role, such as sports analytics and team performance.In addition to his mathematical work, Professor Pitman has applied his knowledge to the emerging field of sports analytics, where he teaches several courses at The State University of New York. His courses include Analytics, Law, and Athlete Representation, Data Analytics in Sports Law and Team Management, Multi-Event Facility Enterprises & Management, and Player Evaluation, Team Performance, and Roster Management. These courses blend mathematical rigor with real-world sports management, helping students understand how data analytics can influence team strategies, player assessments, and overall organizational success in sports.Professor Pitman’s interdisciplinary approach and cutting-edge work in sports analytics and high-performance computing make him a highly sought-after educator and researcher. His ability to connect mathematical theory with practical applications in sports law and management has provided students with a unique opportunity to explore how data can transform the world of sports management and decision-making.

Helen A. “Nellie” Drew is a leading authority in sports law, with a comprehensive understanding of both professional and amateur sports issues. Her expertise spans a wide range of topics, including NCAA compliance, Title IX, athlete discipline, collective bargaining, franchise law, and the construction of sports facilities. With a particular focus on the legal challenges and opportunities in the sports industry, Drew is deeply engaged with the evolving research and litigation surrounding concussions in both amateur and professional sports.A Professor of Practice in Sports Law at The State University of New York, Drew teaches a variety of courses that examine the intersection of law, analytics, and sports management. Her courses include Analytics, Law, and Athlete Representation, Data Analytics in Sports Law and Team Management, Multi-Event Facility Enterprises & Management, and Player Evaluation, Team Performance and Roster Management. These courses explore critical aspects of the sports industry, such as drug testing, contract negotiation, and arbitration for professional athletes, providing students with both theoretical insights and practical tools for navigating the complex legal landscape of modern sports.Drew’s work reflects her commitment to advancing the understanding of athlete rights, legal compliance, and the governance of sports organizations. Her focus on concussion research and litigation underscores her passion for addressing the health and safety concerns of athletes at all levels. Through her teaching and research, Drew empowers the next generation of sports lawyers, managers, and policy-makers to engage with the legal complexities of the sports world and advocate for positive change in athlete welfare and rights.

Gerry Meehan is a distinguished figure in both the world of professional sports and corporate law. A former National Hockey League (NHL) player and executive, Gerry had an illustrious 14-year career contributing to six different NHL teams. His extensive playing experience on the ice laid the foundation for a second successful career in sports management and law. After retiring as a player, Meehan earned his JD from the University at Buffalo Law School and transitioned into corporate and sports law, where he built a distinguished practice.