What Happened?
Sandy, UT-based ArbiterSports has Appointed Jeremy Brown as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
Organizing and delivering events in the world of sports and recreation is a complex task. In 1984, ArbiterSports pioneered the use of computer technology to help manage officiating programs. Today, sports leagues and associations make nearly 10 million assignments to more than 400,000 officials every year using ArbiterSports technology. Expanding on its leadership in end-to-end referee management solutions, ArbiterSports has developed a complete suite of tools and technology that help Assigners, Coordinators, Athletic Directors and Officials easily manage all aspects of their responsibilities. The solution can be purchased as a total package or implemented one module at a time, and ArbiterSports provides you with the training, support and customization you need to implement your system successfully. Our complete product suite includes ArbiterOne, RefPay, ArbiterWorks, Arbiter360, ArbiterConnected and ArbiterGame. Combined, these products deliver unprecedented control and visibility over the entire process of organizing athletic events. Built on a powerful web-based system allowing secure access from anywhere, the ArbiterSports platform provides seamless integration and easy-to-add features for clients ranging from 8 to 114,000 users.
About the Person
Before joining ArbiterSports, Jeremy Brown worked as a senior software engineer and software director for Novell, Ping Identity and Echopass. His areas of expertise include user experience design, quality assurance automation and software architecture -- in addition to team management. Brown holds a Bachelor of Science in computer science from Brigham Young University, a Master in Education in instructional technology from Utah State University, and an MBA in technology management from Westminster College.
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