Little League® International has announced Moira Olexa as its new Marketing Account Executive, effective as of January 2, 2025.
Before joining the Little League team, Olexa worked for three summers as an ESPN Production Assistant during the Little League Baseball® World Series (LLBWS) in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Olexa has also gained experience as the 2022 Fan/Ticket Services Summer Intern for the Philadelphia Eagles where she responded to customer inquiries while ensuring a highly personalized experience at training camps, communicated with customers to satisfy service requests, and assisted the Special Event Ticket Manager with events like concerts.
“We are thrilled to welcome Moira to our team and to begin working with her starting in the New Year,” said Kevin Feinberg, Director of Partnership Marketing. “Moira’s established knowledge and experience with Little League, as well as her time spent assisting with Eagles events, will make her a valuable asset on our marketing team as she helps to enhance our relationships with our Official Partners, especially during their activations around the Little League World Series.”
In her new role as Marketing Account Executive, Olexa will assist with the day-to-day management and operation of Little League’s Official Sponsors and other marketing functions for the organization.
“I am truly honored and excited about the opportunity to join the team at Little League,” said Olexa. “As a former Division I athlete and a marketer, this position represents everything I love – the chance to elevate young athletes, bring together families and fans, and create meaningful programming for brands with shared values on one of the greatest global sports platforms.”
Olexa graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from Old Dominion University where she spent four years playing Division 1 Women’s Lacrosse while studying Strategic Communications and Marketing. In addition to her professional experience, Olexa has spent time giving back to her community through collections for food drives, the coordination of Old Dominion University Lacrosse team’s eighth annual 911 Fire House Dinner and Burn Unit Fundraiser, and by serving as a member of Athletes Helping Athletes from 2016-2020.