Joe Lemire is a Senior Writer at Sports Business Journal. He covers a wide range of topics, including sports, sports business, technology, and telecommunications, with a focus on corporate finance and sustainability. Joe's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, Charlotte Business Journal, and Sports Business Journal.
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Joe Lemire's coverage focuses heavily on the business side of sports, particularly in technology, data analytics, and partnerships within the sports industry. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements related to advancements in sports technology, investments, and AI applications.
To effectively reach out to Joe Lemire for potential coverage or expert commentary opportunities, consider offering insights into trends and innovations within the sports technology sector. This could include discussing new developments in data analytics tools for athletic performance improvement or partnerships that are shaping the future of sports broadcasting and fan engagement.
Furthermore, if you represent a company making significant strides in this space or have access to experts with unique perspectives on these topics, it may be valuable to present them as potential sources for Joe's future articles.
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The NBA is expanding its Launchpad startup program to Asia as part of a multiyear commitment to source new innovations from that continent.
By: Joe Lemire
New York Liberty Chief Innovation Officer Keith D'Amelio and longtime client former NFL All-Pro Ndamukong Suh shared their ideas to improve organizational performance and innovation.
By: Joe Lemire
Movetru, a movement analysis technology, has launched a companion smartphone-based product, Movetru Vision, alongside its flagship wearable solution and also created a new football advisory board.
The tri-country tournament has averaged 64,511 fans across its 78 matches played to date with an occupancy rate of 99.7%. All nine matches in Mexico City and New Jersey have exceeded 80,000.
By: Joe Lemire
The SBJ Tech Sandbox series is where we share our experiences testing products, gear, solutions and more in the sports tech space.
By: Joe Lemire
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The introduction of mandatory hydration breaks in this year's FIFA men's World Cup has been, depending on one's perspective, an
By: Joe Lemire
Croatia's apparent equalizer against Portugal in the 13th minute of second-half stoppage time Thursday was overturned by VAR technology in the most
By: Joe Lemire
Hudl has acquired TeamUp, a gamified fundraising startup for youth and high school athletics. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
By: Joe Lemire
LeagueApps, the youth sports management provider, has acquired NCSI, a safety and compliance firm that conducts background checks for the USOPC and roughly 90% of its national governing bodies.
By: Joe Lemire
NEW YORK -- FIFA House, an exclusive hospitality space overlooking Bryant Park, will open Thursday as a central location for corporate sponsors, business leaders and notables from the soccer world to convene, dine and learn.
