Joe Lemire is a Senior Writer at Sports Business Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, sports business, marketing, and advertising, with a particular focus on individual and team sports, startups, and entrepreneurship. Joe's work has been featured in The New York Times, Charlotte Business Journal, Sports Business Journal, and NewsBreak.
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Joe Lemire's coverage focuses heavily on the business side of sports, particularly in technology, data analytics, and partnerships within the sports industry. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements related to advancements in sports technology, investments, and AI applications.
To effectively reach out to Joe Lemire for potential coverage or expert commentary opportunities, consider offering insights into trends and innovations within the sports technology sector. This could include discussing new developments in data analytics tools for athletic performance improvement or partnerships that are shaping the future of sports broadcasting and fan engagement.
Furthermore, if you represent a company making significant strides in this space or have access to experts with unique perspectives on these topics, it may be valuable to present them as potential sources for Joe's future articles.
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Even today, Darolyn Pierce likes to say she has no idea what she wants to do when she grows up.
Pro Football HOFer Dwight Freeney retired from football in 2018 with 125.5 career sacks, seven Pro Bowl selections and one Super Bowl victory.
By: Joe Lemire
Performance technology firm Vald has acquired strength coaching software supplier BridgeAthletic , less than two weeks after announcing its addition
By: Joe Lemire
Caddix, which makes cleats built with adaptive SmartStuds intended to reduce injury risk, has added Ravens rookie WR Ja'Kobi Lane as its latest investor.
By: Joe Lemire
Propel Pro, a digital coaching platform, has added Hockey HOFer Martin Brodeur as its chief of athlete development for hockey.
AI-minded product manager Jason Weingardt built an alternate MLB app called Mosaic as a side project, but it so impressed the league that it hired him.
By: Joe Lemire
Minute Media has rebranded itself simply as Minute to reflect its broader scope of sports content and technology products.
By: Joe Lemire
SprintAI, an artificial intelligence startup founded to help improve athlete performance, has signed its first NHL team client, the Buffalo Sabres.
By: Joe Lemire
The Dodgers have named Oura as their official health wearable through the 2029 season.
By: Joe Lemire
Apple introduced a series of new fitness and wellbeing features for Apple Watch and in the Health app that more directly compete with Oura, Whoop
