Seth Dudowsky Joins Jesse Collins Entertainment as EVP/Head of Sports & Live Content

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The executive boards the company from the NFL, where he worked for more than a decade, most recently as head of music.

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Seth Dudowsky has joined Jesse Collins Entertainment (JCE) as executive vp/head of sports and live content, the company announced Tuesday (Aug. 19). Dudowsky joins from the National Football League (NFL), where he spent more than a decade, most recently as head of music.

In his new role at JCE, Dudowsky will lead the company’s sports and live content strategy while overseeing production of live events and original programming. He will also work to establish collaborations with sports leagues and various brands across platforms.

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“There has never been a more exciting time to build at the intersection of sports, media and live entertainment,” said Dudowsky in a statement. “Jesse Collins Entertainment continues to show what it means to create moments that move culture. I look forward to building on the incredible work they’ve done to reach new audiences, deepen partnerships with leagues and brands and continue to shape meaningful live experiences for fans.”

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During his time with the NFL, Dudowsky served as the lead executive of the Super Bowl Halftime Show, where he worked closely with Roc Nation and JCE throughout his time at the league.

“We had the pleasure of working closely with Seth during his tenure at the NFL and we are thrilled that he has joined JCE to lead the charge as we continue to expand our presence within sports and deepen our direct engagement with brands,” said Jesse Collins and Dionne Harmon, the latter of whom serves as JCE’s president, in a joint statement.

A University of Massachusetts Amherst alum, Dudowsky started his career in international programming at ESPN.



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