Six Reps From CBS Sports Fantasy on Hand at Daily Fantasy Sports Expo

Written by :

Aaron Goldstein

Published on :

9 July, 2015

(Gambling911.com Fantasy Sports Wire) - Jeffrey Koors, Manager of Project Management for Fantasy Products at CBS Sports will speak on project management as it applies to Daily Fantasy Sports affiliate programs. The session will be at the Daily Fantasy Sports Expo, taking place Aug 6-7, 2015 at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
The event deals with the business of fantasy sports business. Mr. Koors will focus bringing a competitive product to market quickly using agile and scrum methodologies.

Six representatives from CBS Sports Fantasy division will be on hand at the event, Gambling911.com has learned.

CBS Sports has long been a pillar in the world of season long Fantasy Sports. They have not yet announced any entry into the world of Daily Fantasy Sports.

The first ever Daily Fantasy Sports Expo in Miami Beach is a “must go to” for anyone serious about participating in the fast growing sector. Close to 70 speakers were anticipated.

Watch the video below.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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