Rick Horrow

Rick Horrow is the leading expert in the business of sports. As CEO of Horrow Sports Ventures, he has been the architect of over 100 deals worth more than $20 billion in sports, performing arts, and other urban infrastructure projects. He is also a Sports Business Analyst for CNN, Westwood One, Fox Sports Radio, and CBS SportsLine.

Horrow's work extends to hosting a monthly national television show on Fox Sports regional networks, titled "The Power of Sports," and his signature radio program, FOX MoneyBall: The Cost of Winning, can be heard Sunday mornings on Fox Sports Radio affiliates nationwide. Additionally, Horrow provides sports business analysis on programs such as Beyond the Game with Rick Horrow on CNN Saturday Morning, ESPN, and PBS-TV's Nightly Business Report. He also produces the "Keeping Score" podcast and contributes a weekly column to Yahoo! Finance, further establishing his presence in sports media. A respected author, Horrow has written "When The Game Is On The Line" and co-authored "Beyond the Scoreboard: An Insider’s Guide to the Business of Sport." His latest editorial work, "How to Get Ahead in Sport Business: Inside Advice on the Path to Success," was published by Human Kinetics in February 2019.

Rick Horrow has been instrumental in pioneering public/private partnerships and the "infrastructure branding" concept, which have collectively brought more than $4 billion in corporate funding to support various city projects and developments. His ability to integrate multiple urban initiatives into cohesive packages has facilitated the construction of new libraries, performing arts centers, convention centers, schools, transportation projects, and tourist destinations. His extensive client list includes major sports leagues and associations such as the NFL, NHL, Major League Baseball, PGA Tour, NASCAR, and several other prominent sports and business organizations. He is also known as "The Sports Professor," a title he earned both from his role as a Visiting Expert on sports law at The Harvard Law School, where he also earned his law degree, and his extensive knowledge and experience in the field.