The Fantasy Sports Trade Association’s (FSTA) 2010 Winter Conference is only 12 days away. The agenda for the winter conference was recently published. This year’s conference is a hodge-podge of topics, including fantasy sports basics, internationalization, legal issues, advertising, and working in the current industry.
If you have never been to a FSTA conference and are thinking about investing in a future in the industry, attending an FSTA conference is a great way to get a feel for all the players and the complexities of running a fantasy sports business.
In other news, FSTA Association Manager Justin Cleveland announced that he will be leaving the FSTA at the end of January. Justin was responsible for the day-to-day operations, organizing the two annual conferences, working with FSTA members, and responding to incoming requests from media or other interested parties. Justin you were great for the industry and good luck in your future endeavors.
For you opportunists (or just a job seeker), this means that the FSTA is looking for a new Association Manager and is currently hiring. If you are interested in the position, feel free to contact the FSTA.
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