Scripps Names Sports Partnership Executive to Expand Advertising Revenue

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Scripps appoints Oliver Gray as VP of Network Sports to expand advertising revenue. The veteran sports partnership executive brings 15+ years of experience from Amazon, CNN, and Discovery.

Scripps Names Sports Partnership Executive to Expand Advertising Revenue

The E.W. Scripps Company has appointed Oliver Gray as Vice President of Network Sports and Client Partnerships, tasking the executive with accelerating revenue growth across the company's sports and entertainment divisions. Gray assumes the role after holding positions at Overtime, Amazon's NFL partnership division, CNN, and Discovery Communications, bringing over 15 years of experience in sports sponsorship and media advertising to the position.

In his new capacity, Gray will report directly to Chief Revenue Officer Brian Norris and lead efforts to forge strategic connections between national advertisers and Scripps' expanding portfolio of sports-focused platforms and properties. The appointment reflects the company's continued focus on monetizing its sports content offerings amid a competitive media landscape increasingly driven by live event programming and sponsorship partnerships.

Gray's appointment comes as Scripps continues to strengthen its infrastructure around advertising sales and content partnerships. His background in negotiating major sports partnerships, including work with Amazon on National Football League broadcast rights, positions him to identify new revenue opportunities across Scripps' sports properties and secure high-value advertising commitments from national brands.

Source: GlobeNewswire Inc.

Back to newsPublished Feb 18

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