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Ben Fischer

NFL reporter/staff writer at Sports Business Journal / Daily

Ben Fischer is a seasoned journalist with extensive experience covering various beats including the National Football League (NFL), tech companies, venture capital, health care, insurance, media, energy, public education, politics, Olympics, and esports.

He currently excels as an NFL reporter and staff writer at the Sports Business Journal and Sports Business Daily, leading sources for insights into sports, sports media, athletes, events, and marketing strategies.

Ben began his career in news in 1994 as a paperboy for the Marietta Times, showcasing his commitment to the field over more than 15 years as a full-time reporter.

His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Newspaper Journalism from Kent State University and an M.A. in Public Affairs Reporting from the University of Illinois Springfield.

Throughout his career, Ben has held notable roles such as NFL and Olympics reporter, editor, health care reporter, business reporter, and Capitol bureau reporter at respected publications like the New York Business Journal, Washington Business Journal, The Cincinnati Enquirer, The Business Journal Serving Greater Milwaukee, and more.

With a dedication to breaking impactful stories and embracing new knowledge, Ben Fischer thrives on delivering quality journalism and staying updated on the latest developments across various industries.

For professional inquiries or insights, follow Ben on Twitter @BenFischerSBJ or connect via email.

Highlights

Aug 12 · linkedin

In today's Sports Business Journal, I take a deep look at the growth of the National Football League (NFL)'s Club Business Development division. It started as a 2-person operation in 2010 as a way to share information across teams, and today has 30 people in LA, London and New York. Their remit has expanded to touch most everything teams do, and today they handle key league operations too. It's been led from the start by Senior Vice President Robert Gallo.

Here's the story: https://lnkd.in/efcVibnF

Mar 18 · linkedin

New in today's Sports Business Journal:

News: The Arizona Cardinals Football Club and State Farm Stadium are adding hundreds of high-end premium seats on the field, hoping to boost Cardinals revenue and stay in the Super Bowl rotation.

Pay special attention to 10 "Casitas" they're building in the south end zone - two story, private hospitality suites with a "front yard" facing the field. Jeremy Walls spoke with us about the project. https://lnkd.in/erDSA_az

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New York, New York, United States