LeagueApps Appoints Three New Executives to Management Team

NEW YORK - June 23, 2021 - PRLog -- LeagueApps, the operating system and community for youth and local sports leaders, today announced three recent additions to its team, Rebecca Gross as Vice President, Product, Nick Hagen as Vice President, Sales, and Joanne Murray as Vice President, People. Gross, Hagen, and Murray each report to LeagueApps CEO Brian Litvack.

"Rebecca, Nick, and Joanne are outstanding additions to our team, bringing their collective experience, passion and leadership to help achieve our mission to create amazing sports experiences for all," said Litvack. "Their strong backgrounds for advancing products, building expansive teams and enhancing value offerings will benefit our entire team and our partners we serve every day."

Gross will lead the LeagueApps product team as it grows, scales the software and mobile platforms and drives innovation for the industry, including in pursuit of the company's mission to unify sport, purpose and technology for equitable access to play. She comes to LeagueApps with more than 20 years of experience in Product, most recently in startups. Gross was vice president, product at Nomad Health, a digital marketplace for healthcare staffing, and previously held product leadership roles in companies such as WorkMarket and ADP.

In his role as sales team leader at LeagueApps, Hagen will develop and execute the organization's sales strategy, increasing its sales activities and partnerships across the youth and local sports industry. He joins LeagueApps with more than 15 years of experience in digital technology platforms and sales. Hagen most recently served as a vice president and sales leader at Datto, a global provider of cloud-based software and security solutions, following prior sales roles at Connex International and OMAX Corporation.

Murray is responsible for developing and executing innovative, data-driven processes for talent acquisition, workforce planning, learning, and career development. An experienced human resources professional, she previously served in a variety of roles at IBM over a 20-year career, including software engineering and people management in software, services, technology and financing. Most recently, Murray built and led human resources teams for a pair of startups.

About LeagueApps
LeagueApps is the operating system and community equipping youth and local sports  organizers, coaches and participants with the tools, data, and community they need to transform their organizations and play for the future. LeagueApps counts professional leagues and teams, and thousands of local organizations as customers of its best-in-class platform, reaching more than 10 million participants. Through its award-winning FundPlay program, LeagueApps donates a percentage of every dollar spent on its platform to further its mission to deliver amazing sports experiences for all. For the last two years, LeagueApps was ranked on Deloitte's Technology Fast 500™, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and energy tech companies in North America. Visit leagueapps.com for more information.