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ProServ

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in the sale and distribution of the international television rights to the U.S. Open for many years, and represented the French Federation of Tennis for the American television rights for the
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ProServ Television created and produced thirty pre- and post- Olympic shows in 1984 as well as many sporting events. ProServ Television created the Emmy Award-winning documentary
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Through the 1990s, ProServ expanded into football, golf, baseball, figure skating, gymnastics, and also became heavily involved with beach volleyball and the original AVP Tour.
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teams. After adding partners, the name of the firm became Dell, Craighill, Fentress, and Benton. In 1976, the firm started ProServ to handle athlete recruiting and marketing.
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At its peak, ProServ had 16 offices around the world with 300 employees and represented more than 200 professional athletes and coaches, including
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ProServ was acquired in 1997 by The Marquee Group, which in turn was acquired in 1999 by SFX Sports Group (itself now a subsidiary of
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firms. Initially focused on tennis, the company would grow to become among the world's largest
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ProServ was one of the first agencies to negotiate the naming rights for stadiums such as
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when he founded the Law Offices of Donald Dell in 1970. His first clients were
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Lisa Pike Masteralexis, Carol A. Barr, Mary A. Hums,
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Index

Private
Sports management
Event production
Donald Dell
Washington D.C.
Donald Dell
CEO
Marketing
Management
Parent
sports management
sports marketing
Donald Dell
tennis
Arthur Ashe
Stan Smith
Davis Cup
Michael Jordan
Patrick Ewing
James Worthy
Pete Sampras
Stefan Edberg
Nancy Kerrigan
Gabriela Sabatini
Jimmy Connors
USTA
French Open
FedEx Field
M&T Bank
Philips Arena

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