Alexandra Sutter Junior,  Endico,  College  

I am a junior at Endicott College in Beverly, MA

majoring in sport management working towards a career in sports marketing.  

Kathryn Carter

“I oversee all of the revenue streams for the sport of

soccer in North America. That includes sponsorships,

consumer products and digital ad sales. We handle the majority of the revenue

stream, except for ticket sales. SUM was created to make it easier for companies to get

involved in the game of soccer.”

-Interview with ESPN W

President,  Sports  United  Marke:ng    

Resume: Alexandra Sutter Experience •  Intern, CT Sports Management Group: July 2012 •  Administrative Assistant, Endicott College Center For Teaching Excellence: Jan 2010-Sept 2011 •  Intern, Soccer Extreme, Inc.: January 2010 •  Program Staff, Girl’s Inc. of Southwestern CT: April-August 2009 Activities •  Participated in 3 week volunteer trip to Cape Town, South Africa •  Study abroad to Madrid, Spain •  Member of Endicott College women’s soccer team •  Member of Endicott College Scholars Program •  Volunteer work with Relay for Life, Pan-Mass Challenge, Endicott College safe trick-or-treat Honors and Awards: •  Dean’s list 2009-2011 •  4.0 GPA •  Varsity Club Achievement Award: 2009, 2010

Resume: Kathryn Carter Experience •  President, Sports United Marketing- 2010-present •  Vice President Sales and Marketing, AEG •  Vice President, Envision •  Vice President Sales and Marketing, ISL United States •  Vice President Corporate Marketing, MLS •  Organizing Committee, World Cup USA 1994 Awards •  Sport Business Journal- 40 Under 40: 2006 •  Crain’s New York Business- 40 Under 40: 2008 •  Women in Sports and Events (WISE): 2009 •  Forbes Most Powerful Women in Sports-#9: 2009 •  ESPN W Power Player: 2011 References “Kathy is incredibly passionate about the sport and has been deeply committed to our many properties, partners and affiliates. She has been a major contributor to our commercial strategy and is dedicated to ensuring our partners derive great value through their association with us. I am confident that she will excel in this new role and help take MLS and soccer in North America to even greater heights.” (retrieved from mlssoccer.com)

Other Involvements

•  Representative FIFA’s Committee for women’s football

•  Representative FIFA Women’s World Cup committee

MARKETING CONNOISSEUR

 SOCCER ENTHUSIAST

PROMOTER OF WOMEN’S SPORTS

INTELLIGENT BUSINESSWOMAN

Sports Law: Professional Role Models Kathryn Carter

How do you view the

future for women in

leadership positions in

our industry?

Optimistically?

Well for starters, I think we

already are leaders. We

may not be in the majority

but we absolutely have

made an impact. And I don’t

see the clock being turned

back.