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Brad Howe
Current Position:
Brad Howe currently serves as Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Marketing for the West Virginia University Athletic Department.
Background:
Brad Howe
received his BA from Wartburg College in Waverly, IA and his MA in Education from the University of Connecticut. He spent two years in the sports marketing office of the University of Connecticut before serving as the Assistantt Sports Marketing Director at the University of Maryland for one and a half years.
Howe joined West Virginia University in August 1996 as the Director of Sports Marketing. By the spring of 2004, WVU named him Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Marketing. He is responsible for the corporate relations program at WVU, all corporate sales for the Mountaineer Sports Network, and oversees the gameday experience for athletics including all football, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's soccer, gymnastics, wrestling, and baseball events.
He currently resides in Morgantown with his wife Laura.
WV Tour Dates:
Howe will join Next Generation Marketing on May 14 in Charleston, WV and May 22 in Morgantown.
About the West Virginia University Athletic Department:
Mountaineer athletic history dates back to a blustery fall day in 1891 when a less-than-well-organized group of University students gathered in a cow pasture outside of town to take on Washington & Jefferson in a new sport called football.
Baseball and basketball soon followed and many other diverse sports -- from boxing and wrestling to volleyball and soccer -- have been a part of the Old Gold and Blue over the years. Today, the West Virginia University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics sponsors 17 athletic teams and former Mountaineers number in the thousands and live throughout the world.
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