Agencies/Labor and General Assignment Reporter
Irving Mejia-Hilario is a General Assignment Reporter at Sports Business Journal. With a background in breaking news and business reporting, he covers a diverse range of topics including sports business, corporate finance, and event management. Mejia-Hilario has been featured in various publications such as NBC DFW and The Dallas Morning News.
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Irving Mejia-Hilario's coverage predominantly focuses on local business and sports in Texas, particularly Dallas. If you have insights or news related to the Texas business landscape, economic developments, legal issues specific to Texas, or updates within the sports industry in the region - especially regarding the Cowboys or Mavericks - he may be interested in your pitch.
Given his focus on local announcements and government releases, consider providing him with exclusive information about businesses' plans for expansion into the area or any significant changes impacting major organizations operating in Texas. Additionally, if you can offer unique perspectives on how national events like Copa America impact local economies such as those of Dallas and surrounding areas, it could pique his interest.
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Professional sports signings Lynx G Olivia Miles and Mystics C Lauren Betts have switched their representation to Lift Management as a result
GSE Worldwide is launching an advisory division aimed at helping brands and rights holders investment in sports, hiring longtime sports marketing
Professional sports signings Sacramento Kings F Domantas Sabonis signed with CAA Sports and agents Steven Heumann, Aaron Mintz, and Justin Kaufman for full-service representation.
By: Irving Mejia-Hilario
Greenberg Traurig built its sports law practice from the ground up — literally. The firm's first foothold in sports came through concrete, steel
By: Irving Mejia-Hilario
Athletes First is betting the future of athlete representation extends beyond negotiating contracts to helping clients build media businesses.
By: Irving Mejia
PLYRS UNTD, the commercial brand of the NBA Players Association, has opened a year-round performance center in a former Clippers practice facility, giving players a union-operated alternative to team practice facilities.
Professional sports signings Rams WR Puka Nacua signed with WIN Sports Group. He was formerly represented by Ryan Williams and Justin Schulman of Athletes First.
By: Irving Mejia-Hilario
By the time 21-year-old Brando Babini realized he probably wasn't going pro, he'd already seen enough of American youth soccer to know what it lacked.
Tom Chapman Partner and Head of Commercial WME Sports Age: Born: Bristol, U.K. Education: University of Exeter, LLB, law
Jose Diaz Executive Vice President, Strategic Partnerships and Communications SMAC Entertainment Age: 40 (turned 40 in July)
