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Former ESPN VP, Communications, Rob Tobias, who fought brain cancer as courageously and as strongly as anyone could, died today.…
Read More »ESPN Communications Senior VP Chris LaPlaca interviews X Games exec Tim Reed after the 2018 Minneapolis event.
Read More »SVP, Communications, Chris LaPlaca, is among several ESPN employees delivering commencement addresses this spring. How does he tackle that assignment?
Read More »Laura Gentile accepts her Wonder Women Award. ESPN’s Senior Vice President of espnW & Women’s Initiatives, Laura Gentile, was honored…
Read More »Laura Gentile accepts her “Woman to Watch” award at the 2016 WICT Touchstone Luncheon in New York City. ESPN Senior…
Read More »Several ESPN employees are featured in a video expressing support for friends and colleagues working in Orlando, site of the…
Read More »ESPN Communications head Chris LaPlaca was inducted into the "PR People Hall of Fame" today in Washington, D.C.
Read More »The 2015 CFL season kicks off tonight on ESPN2. In the 1980s, ESPN spread the gospel of three-down football via…
Read More »Disney and ESPN Media Networks welcomed attendees from across the industry to its executive suite (L-R: James Zasowski, Nicole Guanlao,…
Read More »Senior VP, Corporate Communications Chris LaPlaca celebrates one of his closest colleagues as well as the idea of "the ESPN…
Read More »PR News, a leading industry publication, awarded ESPN Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications Chris LaPlaca with its Corporate PR Professional…
Read More »In 33-plus years at ESPN, I have been fortunate to be a part of the evolution of a company that…
Read More »People who spend too much time looking backwards when they should be focused on what’s ahead invariably trip over the…
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