Kathryn Vanbellghem

Name: Kathryn Vanbellghem
School: Louisville ’24
Job or Internship: Partnerships role at Monumental Sports and Entertainment; Tournament Director, TPGF Golf

This season at Monumental Sports has gone by so quickly! As the season comes to a close, I am in the process of searching for a new job, as my time with Monumental Sports and Entertainment will be ending. I’ve truly enjoyed my time here and gained invaluable experience in my partnerships role. This month has been especially busy, with me assisting with partner dinners, game night experiences, and creating recaps for our partners. To wrap up the month, I’ll have the opportunity to shadow the game presentation team and get an inside look at how an NBA game is run!

Go Caps! Go Ovi !!

Looking forward to TPGF Golf Tournament # 13 on July 14 at TPC Potomac! This will be my second one with the Foundation and this year I’ll be handling Tournament Director responsibilities. Hope to see you there!

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