With more than 20 years of experience rooted in both academia and applied sport management, this Ph.D.-level professional focuses on sport management education, program administration, and workforce development within the sport industry. His work centers on academic program oversight, curriculum development, internship integration, and teaching in areas such as sport governance, sport law, and sport marketing. He has been actively involved in academic program assessment, strategic planning, student recruitment and retention initiatives, and the development of structured pathways connecting students with industry experience.

His research, publications, and presentations reflect a strong focus on the legal, ethical, and administrative dimensions of sport, including negligence, risk management, governance, and decision-making within athletic and educational environments. In addition to his academic contributions, he has provided expert witness services in matters involving sport operations, organizational practices, and risk-related considerations, offering insight into industry standards, policies, and management practices.

He holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Higher Education Administration, a Master of Science in Sport Management, and a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. His academic background and professional experience provide a multidisciplinary perspective on sport management, higher education, organizational leadership, and the intersection of legal and operational issues within sport organizations.