Gerrit Ritt (He/Him)

--Put in charge of initial research for upcoming documentary project centered around a Broadway flop from the 1980s, despite starring some of the biggest stars in the history of comedy --In charge of all background research, contacting potential guests to interview and digging up difficult to find information on the play and its talent

--Served as the Story and Archival Producer for an iconic sports radio show with an extensive reach, boasting 3 million daily viewers and broadcasted on over 250 national affiliates. --Managed guest bookings spanning sports, entertainment and politics, contributed as a scriptwriter, researcher, studio engineer, established a strong social media presence and showcased on-air talent in a multifaceted role. --Efficiently produced three podcasts, overseeing the creation of numerous episodes, securing guest appearances from 200-300 individuals, coordinating each live guest appearance in studio and during remote broadcasts, and meticulously edited all show production components.

--Produced the national morning show for the NBC Sports Network, broadcasted across 100+ markets, multiple regional networks and on SiriusXM Radio, managing the network's top talent in the studio each day and on the road during remote broadcasts. --Pioneered the creation and production of "The Daily Line," NBC's inaugural sports gambling show, successfully orchestrating its simulcast on both radio and television platforms. --Provided live on-air coverage of prestigious events such as the Super Bowl, NBA All-Star Game, World Series, NASCAR and the US Open, coordinating my talent's schedules at each one.

--Consistently authored and produced multiple daily articles for the world's foremost source of breaking entertainment news. --Delivered real-time coverage of international pop culture and sports news, transforming breaking stories into fully produced front-page articles in minutes. --Played pivotal role in covering breaking news involving some of the most influential figures in entertainment, sports and pop culture.

--Part of the team that created the NFL team on the FOX Sports news desk, initially consisting of three people, then growing to a sizable part of the newsroom, working directly with the NFL and its media partners. --Wrote engaging sports columns for one of the world's largest sports websites, catering to an extensive monthly readership of several million users. --Produced 4-5 columns weekly, engaged with fans through live Q&A sessions and meticulously maintained up-to-date NFL statistics for comprehensive coverage.

• Produced The GoHarrison Show, a political and pop culture talk show aired nationally with listenership in the hundreds of thousands. • Responsible for content distribution, all show research, archival production and updating all social media feeds. • Managed audio and video production, booked all show guests and directed a staff of 7-8, including the host, other anchors, engineers and interns.

--Acting Editor-In-Chief of a network of five sports and entertainment websites, overseeing a team of over 30 writers, editors and web designers. --Recognized as one of the Top 10 Sports Blogs of 2008 and successfully forged strategic working partnerships with industry giants ESPN and Sports Illustrated. --Achieved remarkable feat of having a story from our flagship site, The Love of Sports, featured on ESPN's primetime SportsCenter broadcast.

--Oversaw the nation's largest nightly sports talk show, hosted by JT The Brick, syndicated to over 200 national affiliates. --Directed all aspects of show content, archival production, guest bookings, audio production and the creation of recurring show segments. --Show's primary point of contact for remote broadcasts at the Super Bowl, Daytona 500 & celebrity golf tournaments, coordinating travel and timing for the show’s host, my team of 12 engineers, assistants and executives, as well as all celebrity guests who appeared on set.