RENIE ANDERSON

Chief Revenue Officer and Executive Vice President, NFL Partnerships

Born and raised in Union County Kentucky, Renie Anderson, is the daughter of Steve and Callie Anderson and proud 1993 graduate of Union Country High School.

Renie has been an employee for 19 years at the NFL and was named by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell as the first ever Chief Revenue Officer and Executive Vice President, NFL Partnerships in March of 2019.

As the Chief Revenue Officer and Executive Vice President, NFL Partnerships, Renie oversees the League’s partnership divisions, including sponsorship, new business, consumer products, and media sales. A few key partners include, Pepsi, Microsoft, P&G, Verizon, Apple, Nike, New Era, EA, etc. Renie’s group works to leverage the goals and brands of the companies associated with the NFL with key initiatives including the NFL’s high-profile calendar initiatives such as Draft, Kickoff, Thanksgiving, Playoffs, Pro Bowl and Super Bowl with the country’s most avid fan base. This group also works to integrate partners in unique and authentic ways, including Surface Tablets on the sidelines of NFL games and Nike uniforms on the field.

In addition to her duties overseeing the League’s partnership divisions, Renie also is responsible for all media sales for the League’s owned and operated media assets including NFL Network and NFL Digital Media as well as the League’s business in legalized sports betting.

Renie joined the National Football League in 2006 after nine seasons at the Arena Football League. Renie graduated from Ole Miss in 1997 with a degree in Journalism. She is a Hall of Fame honoree of the SBJ 40 under 40, 2016 WISE Woman of the Year as well as a Game Changer in sports and entertainment honored by the SBJ. She resides in Darien, CT with her husband Chris McCloskey, and her daughters Callie and Kate.

Renie lead efforts in 2022 to raise funds of $250,000 in support of Western Kentucky following the devastating tornadoes that impacted the region. She has also supported UCHS students through annual scholoraships with the Steve Anderson Farm’s scholarship for female/male seniors.