05 Feb 2023

Charlotte Sports Foundation names new COO

The Charlotte Sports Foundation (CSF) announced the naming of Will Pitts as the organization’s chief operating officer. Pitts, who has been at the organization since 2010, previously served as director sales, director of operations, and associate executive director.

In this role, Pitts will continue to manage the day-to-day operation of the organization, as well as plan future large sporting events aimed at driving economic impact to the Charlotte Region.

“Will has been an integral part of CSF for more than a decade and this title reflects the outstanding work he has done to aid in the growth and success of the organization,” Danny Morrison, executive director of CSF, said. “Our team, board of directors, and partners all appreciate his dedication, passion, and advocacy for Charlotte.”

CSF is dedicated to positively impacting the economy and quality of life in the Charlotte Region by developing unique, large-scale sporting events and business opportunities.

CSF has a full schedule of events in 2023 that includes the Duke’s Mayo Classic (North Carolina v. South Carolina), Duke’s Mayo Bowl (SEC v. ACC), Jumpman Invitational presented by Novant Health, and Subway ACC Football Championship Game.

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