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I'm not sure if he's the right guy, but it looks like he's been working in the sports market for a long time. Best of luck Mr. Swarbrick, & GO IRISH!!!



John B. Swarbrick

Professional Experience
Jack Swarbrick's clients have included individual athletes, owners of sports teams and organizations which sanction or conduct athletic competitions. He has served as general counsel for numerous national governing bodies of Olympic sports, including USA Gymnastics and USRowing. As a result of these representations and his extensive experience as an event organizer (see civic activities identified below), Jack has also served as a consultant to communities hosting or desiring to attract athletic events. He formerly served as the President and CEO of LMiV, LLC.

Honors
Phi Beta Kappa
Joseph Meehan Medal (Notre Dame)
Civic Activities
Indianapolis 2012 Super Bowl Committee ??? Vice President
Indiana Sports Corporation ??? Executive Committee and Board of Directors (Chairman of the Board, 1992-2001)
1994 World Rowing Championship ??? Advisory Committee
1991 World Gymnastics Championship ??? Chairman
1987 Pan American Games ??? Competition Director
1982 U.S. Olympic Festival ??? Sports Commissioner
Penrod Society
Presentations
"A Report on the Tax Treatment of Sponsor Revenue Received by Tax-Exempt Sports Organizations," IEG Sponsorship Report
U.S. Diving Safety Manual, Associate Editor
USGF Gymnastics Safety Manual, Associate Editor
Business of Sport Symposium II
Conference of International City Managers Association
Seventh Circuit Bar Association Conference
U.S. Olympic Committee Congress
ILE International Sports Conference

Can there be an easier job in sports ?

Swarbrick was a finalist in 2002 for the job of NCAA president. He was a key figure in the NCAA's move to Indianapolis in 2000, and he brokered the deal that makes Indianapolis a regular home to Final Fours.

Swarbrick was a finalist in 2002 for the job of NCAA president. He was a key figure in the NCAA's move to Indianapolis in 2000, and he brokered the deal that makes Indianapolis a regular home to Final Fours.

Sexton | 07/15/08, 09:02 AM


Sounds liek he's crooked enough to run and big schools Athletic Department. But, can he make cheeseburgers fast enough for Charlie?

Thanks for the c.v., Sexton, but I don't see college or AD experience. Why can't ND get a legitimate experienced atheletic director?

I think this guy would be a good fit.

It's reassuring to know that we'll have the Associate Editor of the USGF Gymnastics Safety Manual running one of the largest athletic departments in the country.

Always good to have people like FootballGuru insert their meaningless comments about Charlie's weight. Thanks for the insight, I hadn't noticed that he is overweight!

So I guess they ran out of options, saw him in the back of a phone book called him, and figured, well he's about the only guy who can deal with all of Notre Dame's pushy alum.

Hiring an attorney is what I would a call a proactive move for this school of risky hires

Always good to have people like FootballGuru insert their meaningless comments about Charlie's weight. Thanks for the insight, I hadn't noticed that he is overweight!

Gariboy | 07/15/08, 10:49 AM


Glad I could bring that to your attention. Apparently you need to adjust the aspect ratio on your TV or consider going to get glasses.

How the hell did you title yourself "Football Guru", what...did you get that off a box of donuts? Maybe you meant it to be "Fatball Guru" since that seems to be your focus. Hey, I know...go to the Kansas website since that's the kind of tremedous insight you have to college football. Get outta here!

Yawn... no one cares

Anyone who works for the Sports Corp can get an AD job. They turned Indiana-No-Place into one of the best cities for sports. I think they made the right decision in getting someone outside of the organization and college football all together. He got the 2012 Super Bowl to a northern city. I'm sure he can do wonders with Notre Dame.

Anyone who works for the Sports Corp can get an AD job. They turned Indiana-No-Place into one of the best cities for sports. I think they made the right decision in getting someone outside of the organization and college football all together. He got the 2012 Super Bowl to a northern city. I'm sure he can do wonders with Notre Dame.

IrishR#1 |

Blind optimism. I love it - but also hate it.

Great hire.

Great hire.

Crean n' Crimson



Substantive post.

A school that hasn't won a bowl game or doing anything substantial in 12 years is the lead story on Fannation. That pretty much sums up the entire day....

Always good to have people like FootballGuru insert their meaningless comments about Charlie's weight. Thanks for the insight, I hadn't noticed that he is overweight!

Gariboy | 07/15/08, 10:49 AM

Yeah, your comment about the kid not taking his final exams on the USC thread was a significant contribution to society.

A school that hasn't won a bowl game or doing anything substantial in 12 years is the lead story on Fannation. That pretty much sums up the entire day....

NWPA | 07/15/08, 05:45 PM
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Very Good Point ! I agree this is getting a little bit old and a little bit boring... I think i will go back to watching Rudy now I think they actually win the game he played in... was that the last time they won a game??