U.S. Wrestling Foundation welcomes Jack Clark as new Director of Administration
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by USA Wrestling
Short Hills, NJ – The United States Wrestling Foundation (USWF) is proud to announce and welcome Jack Clark as the Foundation’s Director of Administration. Mr. Clark will work closely with the Board President and other Board members to help set and execute the strategy for the Foundation.
Jack will oversee the day-to-day operations of the Foundation and provide general management of all the Foundation’s activities.
He joins USWF with over 20 years of experience in marketing and managing the development of technology products. Jack has developed strategies for both consumer applications as well as B2B services at such companies as AOL, VeriSign and Network Solutions. He is a former Vice President of Marketing for a next-generation cybersecurity firm and a Director of Product Management for an elearning company.
Throughout Mr. Clark’s career, he has focused on delivering value to users and shareholders through innovation and capitalizing on strategic advantages.
Jack brings to the foundation a fresh perspective on issues facing the wrestling community having recently served as a high school wrestling coach at W.T. Woodson in Fairfax, Virginia. He also wrestled in college internationally, wrestling freestyle for Lakehead University in Canada. Jack is also the coauthor of VAChamps.com, a book and blog that documents the history of Virginia wrestling.
"This is the right time and opportunity to apply my business skills to help grow and market the sport of wrestling in the U.S,” said Clark
Jeff Waters, USWF Board President, is pleased to add Clark to the team.
“We are very excited to welcome Jack to our team at the Foundation. Not only will he bring a marketing focus to our funding campaigns, but will also be a great person to work with our board members, grantees and the wrestling community,” said Waters
The U.S. Wrestling Foundation is in its second year of operations as a strategic partner to the wrestling community, providing research, strategy and funding to wrestling at the youth, high school, collegiate and Olympic levels.
For information, news and events visit www.uswrestlingfoundation.com
Jack will oversee the day-to-day operations of the Foundation and provide general management of all the Foundation’s activities.
He joins USWF with over 20 years of experience in marketing and managing the development of technology products. Jack has developed strategies for both consumer applications as well as B2B services at such companies as AOL, VeriSign and Network Solutions. He is a former Vice President of Marketing for a next-generation cybersecurity firm and a Director of Product Management for an elearning company.
Throughout Mr. Clark’s career, he has focused on delivering value to users and shareholders through innovation and capitalizing on strategic advantages.
Jack brings to the foundation a fresh perspective on issues facing the wrestling community having recently served as a high school wrestling coach at W.T. Woodson in Fairfax, Virginia. He also wrestled in college internationally, wrestling freestyle for Lakehead University in Canada. Jack is also the coauthor of VAChamps.com, a book and blog that documents the history of Virginia wrestling.
"This is the right time and opportunity to apply my business skills to help grow and market the sport of wrestling in the U.S,” said Clark
Jeff Waters, USWF Board President, is pleased to add Clark to the team.
“We are very excited to welcome Jack to our team at the Foundation. Not only will he bring a marketing focus to our funding campaigns, but will also be a great person to work with our board members, grantees and the wrestling community,” said Waters
The U.S. Wrestling Foundation is in its second year of operations as a strategic partner to the wrestling community, providing research, strategy and funding to wrestling at the youth, high school, collegiate and Olympic levels.
For information, news and events visit www.uswrestlingfoundation.com
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