FARMINGTON HILLS, MI, June 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Summit Sports Inc., a Bloomfield Hills-based outdoor recreation and sports retailer, has named Brad Kopitz Internet Marketing Manager.
In this position, Kopitz is responsible for overseeing all Internet marketing efforts across the company's nearly 20 e-commerce websites with revenues of $12 million.
Prior to joining Summit Sports, he served as Marketing Analyst at eBags.com, an Internet retailer in Denver. He started at eBags.com as a Marketing Assistant, working his way up to Marketing Associate and then his most recent position.
Kopitz graduated, summa cum laudi, from the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business, Honors College in 2005, with a degree in finance and marketing and a minor in real estate. He also was an IES Milan University Cherrington Global Scholar in Milan Italy. He currently resides in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
Summit Sports' e-commerce sites include: Skis.com, SummitOnline.com, InlineSkates.net, Wateroutfitters.com, SkateAgressive.com, SnowBoards.net, RollerSkates.net, Hockey.us, Water-Trampoline.com, TowableTubes.com, and WetSuits.net.
With physical multi-category sporting goods shops in Brighton, Keego Harbor, Lansing, and Rochester Hills, Mich., Summit Sports also operates Don Thomas Sporthaus, a dedicated ski shop, in Birmingham, Michigan. For more information, please visit http://www.summitonline.com.
Brad Kopitz Joins Summit Sports, Inc. as Internet Marketing Manager
Will oversee Internet marketing efforts for Summit Sports' 20 e-commerce websites
2011-06-16
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[Press-News.org] Brad Kopitz Joins Summit Sports, Inc. as Internet Marketing ManagerWill oversee Internet marketing efforts for Summit Sports' 20 e-commerce websites