Assistant Director, UT- Arlington Maverick Stadium Zachary Reed If I wasn’t doing this I’d be an: electrical engineer.
Most impressive person I’ve ever met is: my stepfather. Our fami- ly lost him to lung cancer, and he taught me a life lesson of how to be an “upstanding citizen of society.”
I unwind by: with my friends and family.
On my desk right now is: a small golf bag holding pens that look like
My favorite IAVM conference I ever attended was: the 2015 VenueConnect in Baltimore. I am currently in the Mentor Connector Program, and I am really looking forward to the progression of this program. I am also looking forward to attending Venue Management School soon.
If I were on the other side of the seats, I’d be a: football operations coordinator.
One of my goals for this year is to: become a better manager, as well as an inspiring leader to those I work with. Continue to give back to the community and industry who have helped me reach the level I am at today.
How do you plan to help elevate the profession? Continue to in- spire young professionals to become more involved in our industry and how to be better prepared for local and world issues.
Where do you see new growth opportunities in the profession? In the types of multipurpose facilities that are being designed and con- structed. This would include the continuing innovative technology of enhancing a “smart stadium,” security and infrastructure, and custom- er-service programs.
How do you stay current with industry trends and develop- ments? Touching base with connections that are currently imple- menting these trends and developments. Reading up on reviews and stories of who, what, when, why, and how these trends are improving
Who are three people you’d invite to a dinner party and why? - ures were very successful in each aspect of their industries. Success achieve your goals and reach your ambitions. FM
Zachary Reed is assistant director of UT-Arlington Maverick Stadium. IAVM 9
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