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David Tamburrino |
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Company website / linkin profile / other public online presence |
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Where are you from (city / state) |
Wauwatosa, WI |
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Where did you go to college (name / city / state)? |
Marquette University and University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee |
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How where you involved in the Sports Law Program as a law student? |
Received the NSLI certificate and interned with Prof. Anderson on the CAS database project for the USOC. |
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What experience was most valuable for you within the Sports Law Program? |
Learning how to build and finance a sports facility through Prof. Greenberg's Sports Venues class. Also, developing a lifelong network and friendships with classmates and Prof. Anderson. |
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What is your current job (title / organization)? |
Director - Partnership Sales; Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club |
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How did your participation in the Sports Law Program prepare you for your current position? |
Learning about baseball's Anti-trust exemption, building and financing a sports facility via Prof. Greenberg's "Sports Venues" class, and learning how to research collective bargaining agreements, league constitutions and bylaws, etc. through Prof. Anderson's workshops. |
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Would you recommend participation in the Sports Law Program to incoming admitted students? If yes, why? Please include any advice for these students as well. |
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Absolutely, I recommend the Sports Law Program to any interested student. Receiving the NSLI Certificate will differentiate from others and demonstrate expertise in professional, amateur, and recreational sports. The network of NSLI alumni runs strong and deep creating a lifelong network that will lead to professional development and growth for years. Milwaukee is a great city to live, work and play in, and has a very reasonable cost of living. With close proximity to MLB, NBA, and NFL teams, a Division I University, as well as many entertainment venues, the city has much to offer from a professional and recreational perspective. And perhaps most of all, 'Cura Personalis' serves as a cornerstone principle within the Sports Law program, something few other programs can offer. |
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