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Learn from ballpark opera tions and facility executives\, who are an integral part of the Phillies’ Business Affairs department\, during a moderated question-and-answer sessi on at Pass and Stow at Citizens Bank Park. Panelists will provide excellent insight into the areas of facility management\, food and bevera ge operations\, retail marketing and special events\, as well as share the ir career experience and advice. Speakers include:\n
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Practice networking with Phillies exe cutives and other special guests during a Phillies Networking Hou r. Meet informally with front office personnel from various departments\, as well as those w ho spearhead the Phillies intern and Phillies Ballgirls programs. Attendees are invited to bring their resumes. During this time\, attendees are also welcome to take photos with the World Series Tr ophies\, as well as meet 1993 National League Champion Mickey Morandini.
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Meet members of Temple University’s Fox School of Business\, who will be on-site to share information about their < strong>graduate programs.
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Program cost: $20. In addition to the above networ king hour and panel\, the program cost includes a Phillies game ti cket with $12 concession credit to select games in April at Citizens Bank Park. Note: Following the event\, an email link will be sent to each r egistered attendee to select the game date.
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Carolyn DiGiuseppe\, General Manager\, Facilities\, OVG 360 at Citizens Bank Park
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Carolyn DiGiuseppe is responsible for the day to day main tenance of Citizens Bank Park\, home of the Philadelphia Phillies. Include d in this scope are cleaning\, contracted services\, life safety systems\, green initiatives and oversite and the management of 23 full-time staff\, including union building trades and over 200 seasonal custodial workers.< /p>\n
Carolyn is in her 21st year with Comcast-Spectacor/Spectra. In 200 3\, she was transferred from Comcast-Spectacor at the Wells Fargo Center t o Citizens Bank Park as an Operations Assistant holding several operations roles until becoming General Manager of the facility in 2014. Carolyn has managed the operations of two MLB World Series\, the 2012 NHL Winter Clas sic\, many world class concerts and 11 Philadelphia Phillies baseball seas ons. Carolyn is a member of the Green Sports Alliance\, and Stadium Manage rs Association
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L eila Graham-Willis\, Director\, Special Events\, The Phillies
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Leila has been working in sports and events for 29 years\, including 25 with The Phillies. As the director for special events\, Leila oversees bookings for Citizens Bank Park facili ties for use on non-game days\, managing all aspects of events including b oth sales and logistics. In this role\, she has had the chance to work on events such as the 2012 NHL Winter Classic\, Drexel University graduations \, the Spartan Race and ancillary events surrounding the 2016 Democratic N ational Convention.
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Kevin Tedesco\, General Manager\, Aramark at Citizens Bank Park\n
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Kevin Tedesco is in his 23rd year with Aramark and is currently the General Manager at Citizens Bank Park\, home of the Philadelphia Phillies. Tedesco is responsible for overseeing t he day-to-day management of concessions\, premium and retail operations at Citizens Bank Park. Tedesco’s tenure with Aramark has taken him to six ma jor sports and entertainment facilities in the New York and Philadelphia M etropolitan areas. Prior to being named General Manager at Citizens Bank P ark\, Tedesco was the General Manager at Lincoln Financial Field for three seasons and was part of the “Go Green” movement to make the stadium a zer o-waste facility and becoming one of the “greenest” stadiums in all of spo rts. At Citizens Bank Park\, Tedesco is part of a team that promotes the “ Red Goes Green” initiatives and helped launch the frying oil to bio-fuel p rogram.
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Krist in Zeller\, Director\, Retail Marketing\, The Phillies
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Kristin Zeller is currently the Director of Retail Mar keting\, a position she has held since 2019. Zeller joined the Phillies as a ticket sales intern in 2002 before becoming a full-time employee in the Special Events Department in 2003 until 2019. Under her tenure\, Zeller o versees the daily retail business at Citizens Bank Park including merchand ising and special projects. Some of her notable retail related projects ha ve included the 2019 retirements of Ryan Howard\, Chase Utley\, and Jimmy Rollins\, 2026 All-Star Game commemoration and the 2021 retirement of Roy Halladay.
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Kenny started with the Phillies while still in hig h school in 1999\, serving as both an intern in the Outreach Department an d a game day employee for the Phillies Fan Clubs. While attending Villanov a University the following years as a finance major\, he continued his off ice internship at the Phillies during each of his summers off from school until graduating in 2004.
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Special Networking Hour Guest: Mickey Morandi ni\, 1993 National League Champion and Phillies Club Ambassador
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Mickey Morandini transiti oned to his role as club ambassador in 2018. He had spent the previous two years with the team as first base coach and baserunning instructor.
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2022 Phillies Spring #CollegeSeries Sessions
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Monday\, March 28 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Business Analytics Night for business intellig ence/analytics\, economics\, MIS/information technology/computer science\, marketing\, business & sport management students
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Tuesday\, March 29 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Business Affairs Night for sport management\, business\, hospitality\, specia l event & marketing students
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Wednesday\, March 30 – Phi llies #CollegeSeries Finance Night for accounting\, finance\, economics\, business & sport management students
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Monday\, April 18 – Phillies #CollegeSeries: Business of Sports Me dia & Marketing Night for communications\, journalism\, broad casting\, advertising\, marketing/digital marketing\, social media\, busin ess & sport management students
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Wednesday\, April 20 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Women in Sports Business for sport management\, communications\, journalism\, broadcasting\, advertising\, m arketing\, sales\, business & sport management students
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Learn from top finance executives from the Phillies\, Citizens Bank and KPMG during a mo derated question-and answer-session at Pass and Stow at Citizens Bank Park . Panelists will provide excellent insight into the business of baseball a s it pertains to the finance\, accounting and audit industries\, as well a s share their career experience and advice. Speakers include:\n
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Daniel Astolfi\, SVP Middle Market Regional Executive Mid-Atlantic Region\, Citizens Bank
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Prac tice networking with Phillies executives and other special guests during a Phillies Networking Hour. Meet informally with front office personnel from various departments\, as well as those who spearhead the Phillies intern and Phillies Ballgirls pro grams. Attendees are invited to bring their resumes. Duri ng this time\, attendees are also welcome to take photos with the World Series Trophies\, as well as meet 1993 National League Cham pion Mickey Morandini.
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Meet members of Temple University’s Fox School of Business\, who will be on-site to share information about their graduate programs.
Meet with representative s from PICPA\, whose student members gain access to scholarships\ , CPA Exam guidance\, networking opportunities\, discounts\, and more. Free memberships\, as well as scholarship information\, will be provi ded to #CollegeSeries attendees. Plus\, students are invited to e njoy refreshments at the Networking Hour\, compliments of PICPA. More than 22\,000 accounting professionals\, recent graduates\, and students are me mbers of the PICPA because they know there is strength\, knowledge\, and p ower in numbers.
Program includes a Phillies game ticket with $12 concession credit to select games in April at Citizens Bank Park .

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Check-in begins at 4 p.m. and features an hour-long Networking Hour\, as well as the opportunity to tak e photos with the World Series Trophies and 1993 National League Champion Mickey Morandini.
The panel portion of the program officially st arts at 5 p.m.\, and continues until 6:15 p.m.
The event is limi ted to 120 students. Interested professors\, recent graduates\, and parent s of students are welcome to attend.
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Program cost: $20. In addition to the above networking and panel\, t he program cost includes a Phillies game ticket with $12 concessio n credit to select games in April at Citizens Bank Park. Note: Followi ng the event\, an email link will be sent to each registered attendee to s elect the game date.

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Speake r & Special Guest Bios

Shannon Snellman\, Director\, Finance and Controller\, The P hillies

Shannon Snellman is the Director\, Finance & Controller at the Phillies. She began her career as an auditor for Ernst & Young and held various roles at Endo Pharmaceutical s before rejoining The Phillies in September 2014\, after a ten-year depar ture from her summer Phillies accounting internships held at The Vet and C itizens Bank Park.

As Controller\, Shannon’s main responsibilities include overseeing the daily responsibilities of the accounting and payro ll functions including quarterly and annual financial statements\, financi al reporting to Major League Baseball\, budgeting and forecasting\, taxes\ , treasury\, accounts receivable and accounts payable. She holds an active CPA license in the state of Pennsylvania.

Shannon was born and ra ised in Lancaster\, PA and now resides in Media\, PA with her husband and three children.

Lisa Joshua\, Assistant Controller\, The Phillies

Lisa Joshua is the Assistant Controll er at the Phillies. She joined the Phillies in 2017. Lisa began her career as an auditor at PwC where she worked in the Private Company Services pra ctice for seven years in three separate offices: Washington\, DC\, New Yor k\, NY\, and Philadelphia\, PA.

As Assistant Controller\, Lisa’s m ain responsibilities include overseeing the daily responsibilities of the accounting functions including quarterly and annual financial statements\, financial reporting to Major League Baseball\, budgeting and forecasting\ , treasury and cash management\, accounts receivable and accounts payable. Lisa attended Wake Forest University\, where she received her undergradua te degree in Finance and her masters in accounting. She holds an active CP A license in the state of Pennsylvania.

Lisa was born and raised i n Montgomery County\, and now lives in Philadelphia with her husband\, Rya n.

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Daniel Astolfi\, SVP Middle Market Regional Executive Mid-Atlant ic Region\, Citizens Bank

Daniel Astolfi (EVP) is the Eastern Mid-Atlantic Region Market Executive responsi ble for all Corporate Banking and Not for Profit Banking for Citizens Bank . The Eastern Mid-Atlantic Region includes the following geographies: Penn sylvania (East of Harrisburg)\, Central New Jersey and South\, the State o f Delaware and the Greater Baltimore\, MD region. Clients served include C orporate and Commercial banking companies with revenues ranging from $25 M illion to $500 Million (Commercial Banking) and Mid-Corporate clients with revenues ranging from $500 Million to $2.5 Billion. Additionally\, Dan ha s responsibility for the Region’s Not for Profit business—which includes H uman Service organizations\, Higher Education\, Retirement Communities\, a nd Not for Profit Healthcare. He also manages the Bank’s Foreign Corporate and Professionals Banking groups. Dan has over 35 years of banking indust ry experience\, with the last 17 years at Citizens Bank.

Responsib ilities include managing various teams whose primary responsibility is ser vicing\, building and growing relationships with a network of clients in v aried industries\, including Manufacturing\, Distribution\, Service\, Tran sportation and Logistics\, Chemical\, Higher Education\, Retirement Commun ities\, etc. In addition to client coverage\, Dan is also responsible for growing market share and adding value to each client relationship by intro ducing information and products of value and providing financing solutions to help clients achieve their strategic objectives.

Dan maintains offices in both Fort Washington\, PA as well as Philadelphia\, PA.

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Dan earned a bachelor’s degree in E conomics from Widener University and earned his MBA from Drexel University . He passed the CPA Exam in 2001 and holds Series 69 and 73 licenses.

He has lived and worked in the Philadelphia metropolitan area his ent ire life\, growing up in Delaware County and now residing in Chester Count y\, where he lives (Phoenixville\, PA) with his wife Helena and their thre e daughters – Isabella\, Grace and Leila.

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Kevin Murphy\, Partner\, KP MG LLP

Kevin Murphy is a part ner at KPMG LLP\, a global professional services firm that provides audit\ , tax\, and advisory services to leading organizations throughout the worl d. Kevin has spent his entire 25 year career in KPMG’s Audit practice\, wh ere he assists clients in improving the quality and efficiency of their ac counting and financial reporting processes. Kevin has served clients in a wide range of industries\, including sports and entertainment\, gaming\, i ndustrial manufacturing\, and professional services\, and clients that ran ge from Fortune 500 global companies to early stage enterprises. Kevin spe cializes in working with companies undergoing significant organizational c hanges\, including mergers and acquisitions\, divestitures\, and preparing for initial public offerings.

Kevin is a graduate of Mount Saint Mary’s University. He began his career working in KPMG’s Washington DC off ice\, before transferring to KPMG’s Philadelphia office in 2001. Kevin is active in the local community\, having served as the Chairman for the Phil adelphia Financial Executives Networking Group\, a board member for the Ch amber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia’s Young Professionals Council\, Vice President of the Sacred Heart Manoa Home and School Association\, an d a coach for his children’s baseball and softball teams.

Kevin li ves in Havertown\, Pennsylvania with his wife Colleen and seven children\, Molly\, Bridget\, Lilly\, Jude\, Jack\, Katie\, and Fiona.

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Kenny started with the Ph illies while still in high school in 1999\, serving as both an intern in t he Outreach Department and a game day employee for the Phillies Fan Clubs. While attending Villanova University the following years as a finance maj or\, he continued his office internship at the Phillies during each of his summers off from school until graduating in 2004.

In 2007\, Kenny joined the Outreach Department as a full time Representative. Along with his colleagues in his department\, he has been involved in the planning an d implementation of many programs during the season that are geared toward s evolving baseball fans. These programs range from Phillies Coaches’ Clin ics and the Phillies Baseball Academy for kids\, to high school and colleg iate showcase tournaments for teens and young adults\, to Batting Challeng es and mini-Fantasy Camps for corporate sponsors. He has also overseen the operations of the Phillies Fan Clubs and managed its staff of game day em ployees.

Kenny now works in conjunction with the Phillies Outreach \, Events and Sales Departments to plan and promote outreach and community focused events at the Ballpark and around the city\, as well as to keep t he Phillies connected with Philadelphia’s diverse communities. He also ass ists with the Phillies front office recruitment efforts and manages the Ph illies high school internship program. Kenny currently serves on the PHL D iversity Advisory Board\, the Healthy NewsWorks Advisory Board and the UNC F Mayor’s Masked Ball Committee.

Born and raised in Philadelphia\, Kenny continues to reside in his native city.

Special Networking Hour Guest: Mickey Morandini\, 1993 National League Champion and Phillies Club Ambassador

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Mickey Morandini transitioned to his role as club ambassador in 2018. He h ad spent the previous two years with the team as first base coach and base running instructor.

Prior to joining the major league staff\, Mick ey spent five years in the Phillies minor league system as a coach for tri ple-A Lehigh Valley and double-A Reading and manager for single-A Lakewood and single-A Williamsport. He also spent four years as head coach for the Valparaiso High School varsity baseball team.

A 1995 National Lea gue All-Star\, Mickey played nine of his 11 major league seasons (1990-200 0) with the Phillies and was a member of the 1993 NL champions. He ranks f ourth in Phillies history in most games played at second base (926) and wa s the recipient of the Paul Owens Award in 1989 as the best player in the Phillies minor league system. Mickey was originally selected by the Philli es in the fifth round of the June 1988 draft out of Indiana University. As an amateur\, he won a gold medal as a member of the 1988 Olympic baseball team.

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Networking Hour Participants

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Sha nnon Snellman\, Director\, Finance and Controller\, The Phillies
Sam Drapeau\, Senior Software Engineer\, Baseball Operations – Research & Development
Adina Lowry\, Coordinator\, Human Resources & Benef its\, The Phillies
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Lisa Joshua\, Assi stant Controller\, The Phillies
Justina Campana\, Manager\, Busi ness Operations\, The Phillies
Richard Cucinotta\, Manager\, Acc ounting\, The Phillies
J.P. Dunne\, Coordinator\, Payroll & HR\, The Phillies

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Dan Astolfi\, EVP & Eastern Mid-Atlantic Region Market Executive\, Citizens Ba nk
Denise Caines\, Manager\, Payroll\, The Phillies
Ke nny Johnson\, Manager\, Community Engagement\, The Phillies
Chri s Schlitt\, Lead Software Engineer\, Baseball Operations – Research & Deve lopment

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Kevin Murp hy\, Partner at KPMG LLP
Bobby Della Polla\, Senior Accountant\, The Phillies
Kathy Killian\, Vice President\, Administration\, The Phillies
Joann Milorey\, Director\, Accounts Payable & Cost Management\, The Phillies

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2022 Phillies Spring #CollegeSeries Sessions

Monday\, March 28 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Business Analytics Night f or business intelligence/analytics\, economics\, MIS/information technolog y/computer science\, marketing\, business & sport management students

Tuesday\, March 29 – Phillies #CollegeSer ies Business Affairs Night for sport management\, business\, hospitality\, special event & marketing students

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Monday\, April 18 – Phillies #CollegeSeries: B usiness of Sports Media & Marketing Night for communications\ , journalism\, broadcasting\, advertising\, marketing/digital marketing\, social media\, business & sport management students
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Wednesday\, April 20 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Women in Sports Business for sport management\, communications\, journalism\, broadcasti ng\, advertising\, marketing\, sales\, business & sport management student s
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T ickets: https://www.mlb.com/phillies/t ickets/specials/college-series/form.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220330T160000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220330T181500 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Phillies #CollegeSeries Finance & Accounting Night Sponsored by Tem ple University’s Fox School of Business URL:https://community.mis.temple.edu/professionalachievement/event/phillies -collegeseries-finance-accounting-night-sponsored-by-temple-universitys-fo x-school-of-business/ X-COST-TYPE:external X-COST:$20 X-TICKETS-URL:https://www.mlb.com/phillies/tickets/specials/college-series/ form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-1403@community.mis.temple.edu/professionalachievement DTSTAMP:20220625T151020Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:25 Points\,Point Opportunity CONTACT:https://www.mlb.com/phillies/tickets/specials/college-series/busine ss-sports-media-marketing-041822 DESCRIPTION:
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Learn from Phillies sports media and marketing executives during a moderated question-and-answer sess ion at Pass and Stow at Citizens Bank Park. Panelists will provid e excellent insight into the business of sports media and marketing\, as w ell as share their career experience and advice. Speakers to be announced soon. Moderator: Scott Palmer\, Phillies Ambassador.
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Practice networking with Phill ies executives and other special guests during a Phillies Network ing Hour. Meet informally with front office personnel from various departm ents\, as well as those who spearhead the Phillies intern and Phillies Bal lgirls programs. Attendees are invited to bring their resumes. During this time\, attendees are also welcome to take photos with the World Series Trophies\, as well as meet 1993 Na tional League Champion Micke y Morandini.
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Meet members of Temple Univers ity’s Fox School of Business\, who will be on-site to share infor mation about their graduate programs.\n
Program includes a Phillies game ticket with $12 concessio n credit to select games in April at Citizens Bank Park.
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Check-in begins at 4 p.m. and features an hou r-long Networking Hour\, as well as the opportunity to take photos with th e World Series Trophies and 1993 National League Champion Mickey Morandini .
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The panel portion of the program officially starts at 5 p.m.\, and continues until 6:15 p.m.
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The event is limited to 120 stude nts. Interested professors\, recent graduates\, and parents of students ar e welcome to attend.
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Dress is business casual.
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Student s are urged to ask questions throughout the program.
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Program cos t: $20. In addition to the above networking and panel\, the program cost i ncludes a Phillies game ticket with $12 concession credit to selec t games in April at Citizens Bank Park. Note: Following the event\, an email link will be sent to each registered attendee to select the game da te.
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Speaker Bios
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Sp eaker lineup to be announced soon.
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Scott Palmer\, Phillies Ambassador – moderator
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As Phillies Ambassador\, Scott is involved in various aspects with the club\, including fan engagement and Phillies Charities\, Inc. He also can be found at the podium\, hosting new s conferences and other special events for the organization.
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In 20 16\, Scott was inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame\, which honors the lifetime sports contributions of Pennsylvanians. Scott is also a proud member of the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia.
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Prior to joining the Phillies in 2005\, Scott was an anchor and sportscaster at WP VI-6ABC in Philadelphia for over 24 years.
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Special Networking Hour Guest: Mickey Morandini\, 1993 National League Champion and Phillies Club Ambassador
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Mick ey Morandini transitioned to his role as club ambassador in 2018. He had s pent the previous two years with the team as first base coach and baserunn ing instructor.
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Prior to joining the major league staff\, Mickey s pent five years in the Phillies minor league system as a coach for triple- A Lehigh Valley and double-A Reading and manager for single-A Lakewood and single-A Williamsport. He also spent four years as head coach for the Val paraiso High School varsity baseball team.
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A 1995 National League All-Star\, Mickey played nine of his 11 major league seasons (1990-2000) w ith the Phillies and was a member of the 1993 NL champions. He ranks fourt h in Phillies history in most games played at second base (926) and was th e recipient of the Paul Owens Award in 1989 as the best player in the Phil lies minor league system. Mickey was originally selected by the Phillies i n the fifth round of the June 1988 draft out of Indiana University. As an amateur\, he won a gold medal as a member of the 1988 Olympic baseball tea m.
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Born in Leechburg\, Pa.\, Mickey and his wife Peg currently liv e in Glen Mills\, Pa. They have three sons: Jordan\, Griffin and Braydon.< /p>\n
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2022 Phillies Spring #CollegeSeries Sessions
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Monday\, March 28 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Business Analytics Night for busin ess intelligence/analytics\, economics\, MIS/information technology/comput er science\, marketing\, business & sport management students
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Tuesday\, March 29 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Busi ness Affairs Night for sport management\, business\, hospital ity\, special event & marketing students
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Wednesday\, March 30 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Finance Night for accounting \, finance\, economics\, business & sport management students
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Monday\, April 18 – Phillies #CollegeSeries: Business of Sports Media & Marketing Night for communications\, journa lism\, broadcasting\, advertising\, marketing/digital marketing\, social m edia\, business & sport management students
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Wednesday\, April 20 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Women in Sports Business for sport management\, communications\, journalism\, broadcasting\, adv ertising\, marketing\, sales\, business & sport management students
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Tickets: https://www.mlb.com/phillies/tickets/specials/ college-series/form.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220418T160000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220418T181500 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Phillies #CollegeSeries Business of Sports Media & Marketing Night Sponsored by Temple University’s Fox School of Business URL:https://community.mis.temple.edu/professionalachievement/event/phillies -collegeseries-business-of-sports-media-marketing-night-sponsored-by-templ e-universitys-fox-school-of-business/ X-COST-TYPE:external X-COST:$20 X-TICKETS-URL:https://www.mlb.com/phillies/tickets/specials/college-series/ form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-1404@community.mis.temple.edu/professionalachievement DTSTAMP:20220625T151021Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:25 Points\,Point Opportunity CONTACT:https://www.mlb.com/phillies/tickets/specials/college-series/women- sports-business-042022 DESCRIPTION:
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Learn from Phillies sports business executives during a moderated question-and-answer session at Pass and Stow at Citizens Bank Park. Panelists will provide excellent insight into their areas of business\, as well as share their career expe rience and advice. Speakers to be announced soon. Moderator: Kathy Killian\, Vice President\, Administration\, The Phillies.
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Practice networking with Phillies executives and other special guests during a Phillies N etworking Hour. Meet informally with front office personnel from various d epartments\, as well as those who spearhead the Phillies intern and Philli es Ballgirls programs. Attendees are invited to bring their resume s. During this time\, attendees are also welcome to take photos with the World Series Trophies\, as well as meet 1 993 National League Champion Mickey Mo randini.
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Meet members of Temple University’ s Fox School of Business\, who will be on-site to share informati on about their graduate programs.
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Program includes a Phillies game ticket with $12 concession cr edit to select games in April at Citizens Bank Park.
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Check-in begins at 4 p.m. and features an hour-l ong Networking Hour\, as well as the opportunity to take photos with the W orld Series Trophies and 1993 National League Champion Mickey Morandini.\n
The panel portion of the program officially starts at 5 p.m.\, an d continues until 6:15 p.m.
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The event is limited to 120 students . Interested professors\, recent graduates\, and parents of students are w elcome to attend.
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Dress is business casual.
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Students a re urged to ask questions throughout the program.
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Program cost: $20. In addition to the above networking and panel\, the program cost incl udes a Phillies game ticket with $12 concession credit to select g ames in April at Citizens Bank Park. Note: Following the event\, an em ail link will be sent to each registered attendee to select the game date.
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Kathy Killian\, Vice President\, Administration\, The Phillies – Mode rator
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A member of th e Phillies organization since 1985\, Kathy Killian was promoted to vice pr esident\, human resources and customer services in December 2008. She move d into her current position in October 2018. As a catalyst for the preserv ation and development of the organization’s culture\, Kathy’s responsibili ties include assisting in the annual performance review process\, compensa tion setting and workforce development. As a business partner for manageme nt\, she continues to develop the club’s diversity and inclusion initiativ es and opportunities\, as well as oversee employee engagement\, employee r ecognition\, employee food services\, the high school associates program a nd other special projects.
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Born in Philadelphia\, Pa.\, Kathy grad uated from Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls in 1981 and earned a bachelor’s degree in management/marketing in 1985 from Spring Garden Co llege. A standout basketball player\, her No. 35 was retired by the school in 1988. She also coached the women’s basketball team at Holy Family Univ ersity from 1987 to 1995.
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Kathy began her career with the Phillies as an intern in the sales office. A year later she was hired as a full-ti me sales office representative and in 1995 she was promoted to director\, group sales\, the position she held before her promotion to vice president . In 2006\, Kathy was honored with the Richie Ashburn & David Montgomery S pecial Achievement Award\, which is given to a member of the Phillies orga nization who has demonstrated loyalty\, dedication and passion for the gam e. Kathy was inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in 2014 an d was honored by the Girls Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania with the Take th e Lead Award in 2015.
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Kathy serves on the board of the David Palme r Foundation as well as the Temple University STHM Board of Visitors and t he Pennsylvania Hospital Board of Managers.
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She and her partner Je n live in Northeast Philadelphia.
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Mickey Morand ini transitioned to his role as club ambassador in 2018. He had spent the previous two years with the team as first base coach and baserunning instr uctor.
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Prior to joining the major league staff\, Mickey spent five years in the Phillies minor league system as a coach for triple-A Lehigh Valley and double-A Reading and manager for single-A Lakewood and single-A Williamsport. He also spent four years as head coach for the Valparaiso H igh School varsity baseball team.
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A 1995 National League All-Star\ , Mickey played nine of his 11 major league seasons (1990-2000) with the P hillies and was a member of the 1993 NL champions. He ranks fourth in Phil lies history in most games played at second base (926) and was the recipie nt of the Paul Owens Award in 1989 as the best player in the Phillies mino r league system. Mickey was originally selected by the Phillies in the fif th round of the June 1988 draft out of Indiana University. As an amateur\, he won a gold medal as a member of the 1988 Olympic baseball team.
\n< p>Born in Leechburg\, Pa.\, Mickey and his wife Peg currently live in Glen Mills\, Pa. They have three sons: Jordan\, Griffin and Braydon.
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2022 Phillies Spring #CollegeSeries Sessions
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Monday\, March 28 – Phill ies #CollegeSeries Business Analytics Night for business inte lligence/analytics\, economics\, MIS/information technology/computer scien ce\, marketing\, business & sport management students
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Tuesday\, March 29 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Business Aff airs Night for sport management\, business\, hospitality\, sp ecial event & marketing students
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Wednesday\, March 30 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Finance Night for accounting\, finan ce\, economics\, business & sport management students
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Monday\, April 18 – Phillies #CollegeSeries: Business of Sport s Media & Marketing Night for communications\, journalism\, b roadcasting\, advertising\, marketing/digital marketing\, social media\, b usiness & sport management students
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Wednesday\, April 20 – Phillies #CollegeSeries Women in Sports Business for s port management\, communications\, journalism\, broadcasting\, advertising \, marketing\, sales\, business & sport management students
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Tickets: https://www.mlb.com/phillies/tickets/specials/college- series/form.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220420T160000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220420T181500 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Phillies #CollegeSeries Women in Sports Business Sponsored by Templ e University’s Fox School of Business URL:https://community.mis.temple.edu/professionalachievement/event/phillies -collegeseries-women-in-sports-business-sponsored-by-temple-universitys-fo x-school-of-business/ X-COST-TYPE:external X-COST:$20 X-TICKETS-URL:https://www.mlb.com/phillies/tickets/specials/college-series/ form END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR

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October< /h3>\nDinesh Desai\, Chairman & CEO\, Emtec\nTopic: Re positioning IT services for a digital future\nOctober 19\, 2020 \, 12pm-1pm\nRegister\n

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Speaker & Special Guest Bios

Josh Barbieri\, Director\, Business Analytics\, The Phillies

Blake Summerfield\, Director\, Business Analytics-Strategy\, T he Phillies

Angela Ditri\, Business A nalyst\, The Phillies

Joe Dementri\, Data Engineer\, The Phillies

Moderator: Kenny Johnson\, Manager\, Community Enga gement\, The Phillies

Speci al Networking Hour Guest: Mickey Morandini\, 1993 National League Champion and Phillies Club Ambassador

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2022 Phillies Spring #C ollegeSeries Sessions

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Carolyn DiGiuseppe\, General Manager\, Facilities\, OVG 360 at Citizens Bank Park

L eila Graham-Willis\, Director\, Special Events\, The Phillies

Kevin Tedesco\, General Manager\, Aramark at Citizens Bank Park\n

Krist in Zeller\, Director\, Retail Marketing\, The Phillies

Special Networking Hour Guest: Mickey Morandi ni\, 1993 National League Champion and Phillies Club Ambassador

Networking Hour Partici pants

2022 Phillies Spring #CollegeSeries Sessions

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Shannon Snellman\, Director\, Finance and Controller\, The P hillies

Lisa Joshua\, Assistant Controller\, The Phillies

Daniel Astolfi\, SVP Middle Market Regional Executive Mid-Atlant ic Region\, Citizens Bank

Kevin Murphy\, Partner\, KP MG LLP

Moderat or: Kenny Johnson\, Manager\, Community Engagement\, The Phillies.

Special Networking Hour Guest: Mickey Morandini\, 1993 National League Champion and Phillies Club Ambassador

Networking Hour Participants

2022 Phillies Spring #CollegeSeries Sessions

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Scott Palmer\, Phillies Ambassador – moderator

Special Networking Hour Guest: Mickey Morandini\, 1993 National League Champion and Phillies Club Ambassador

2022 Phillies Spring #CollegeSeries Sessions

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Kathy Killian\, Vice President\, Administration\, The Phillies – Mode rator

2022 Phillies Spring #CollegeSeries Sessions

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