Daniel Libit is an investigative and enterprise reporter for Sportico. He previously co-founded The Intercollegiate, a college sports outlet that gained national attention for its inventive use of public records journalism. Prior to covering sports, Libit spent over a decade reporting on national politics for Politico, National Journal, The Daily, CNBC.com, and other outlets, before launching an experimental blog dedicated to scrutinizing the University of New Mexico Lobos. In 2017, the New Y...| Sportico.com
Scott Soshnick is the editor-in-chief of Sportico, Penske Media's new sports business platform. He joined Sportico in April of 2020. Prior to joining Sportico, Soshnick spent 27 years at Bloomberg News, where he spearheaded the global news agency's sports business coverage. He also created and co-hosted Bloomberg's Business of Sports podcast. Soshnick has appeared on a number of national programs, including ESPN's Outside the Lines. Soshnick graduated from Syracuse University in 1992 with a d...| Sportico.com
Betsperts has acquired Fantasy National Golf Club, the latest add for the betting-focused sports media company in a new fundraising round.| Sportico.com
Brendan Coffey is the sports finance reporter at Sportico. Prior to joining Sportico in June 2020, Coffey spent years writing about business, markets and innovative thinkers, during which he called Carl Icahn more times than he can remember, split a bottle of wine with Gordon Getty three times and was cursed at by Leon Cooperman more than once. His prior stints include serving as founding senior reporter for Bloomberg News’ billionaires news team, reporter for Forbes magazine, commodities a...| Sportico.com
Jacob Feldman is a sports business reporter with a focus on technology, media and fan experience. He was previously a staff writer at Sports Illustrated, where he wrote multiple cover stories while reporting on the NFL and the media industry. His work has also appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and Popular Science. Jacob is a graduate of Harvard University and a co-founder of The Sunday Long Read. He currently lives in Boston.| Sportico.com
Kurt Badenhausen is a sports valuations reporter at Sportico. Prior to joining, Sportico he was a senior editor at Forbes where he worked from 1998 to 2021. He co-engineered Forbes’ annual sports team valuations and launched numerous initiatives at the company, including annual features on brand valuations, best banks and top business schools. He profiled a bunch of athletes who go by one name: LeBron, Shaq, Danica and others for the magazine. Prior to joining Forbes, Badenhausen worked at ...| Sportico.com
