WWE Plans To Ramp Up Endorsement Deals With Signing Of Veteran Marketing Executive

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The appointment is effective Jan. 2, 2012.

Judelson will join WWE from the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Assn., where he was evp/chief revenue and marketing officer. He will report to CMO Michelle Wilson

According to WWE, Judson “will be responsible for all sales and key marketing partnerships for the company including talent endorsement deals.”

“Andrew is an accomplished sales executive with broad revenue generation experience in the sports and media industries,” Wilson said in a statement. “He brings with him a wealth of knowledge and contacts, which will benefit WWE and serve him well in his new position.”

Prior to the USSA, Judelson was CMO for the Sports Illustrated Group, where he was responsible for all the marketing functions within the SI Franchise.

His resume also includes more than eight years at NHL Enterprises. In his last position with the league he was as svp-corporate sales and marketing, where he oversaw the league’s corporate sales, marketing and new business development functions on a worldwide basis.

USSA is the parent organization of the U.S. Ski Team, U.S. Snowboarding and U.S. Freeskiing, overseeing all domestic and international competition, including the Olympics.

“In the past 18 months our organization has made great strides in establishing more productive business partnerships to support our athletic programs and grow our brands,” USSA president and CEO Bill Marolt said in a statement. “We are fortunate that Andrew has established a structure and direction which will benefit us moving forward.”

Marolt said that an “aggressive search for Judelson’s replacement is already underway.”

According to Judelson, “I’m proud of what our team has done here at the USSA in building a valuable business enterprise. I have a great passion for this athletic organization and hope to continue to contribute in the future. I know that the team here will continue to build and grow our business and brands.”