Cleveland Browns Announce Plans For Enhancing Fan Experience
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There are still plenty of dry counties in the South.
No doubt NASCAR came out of running shine. You needed a car faster than the Sheriff's, and you needed a jacked up rear end to first hold the weight, and not show the weight.
Anybody who follows NASCAR knows the name Junior Johnson. Junior wion over 50 races in the 50's and early 60's, and Junior also did time for running liquour for his Daddy's business.....Daddy was a "shiner" in N. Carolina.
By a twist of fate, Junior now sells his fathers corn cooking recipe legally. One of the top Shine brands on the market.
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Cleveland Browns announce plans for enhancing fan experience
The Cleveland Browns released plans today for enhancing the fan experience at FirstEnergy Stadium on gameday. Last week, Jimmy Haslam told the media at training camp that the Browns have two long term goals that drive everything they do. The first is to build a sustainable winning team, and the second is to provide great experiences for the fans.
Today, team president Alec Scheiner unveiled some of the steps the Browns are taking to improve the gameday experience for the fans.
It started with the fans’ ability to use their cell phones and other mobile devices. The Browns have coordinated with the major cell phone service providers in the area to enhance service at a crowded stadium. Scheiner promised fans a much better signal.
The Browns would like for fans to be in the stadium and excited early. In order to get fans to their seats they have installed 20 new turnstiles around the stadium and opened 44 new security “chutes” or checkpoints. They have also added “express lanes” for fans that do not have any bags to search. The goal is to get 4,000 more fans through the gate every 15 minutes compared to 2012.
The team announced that there will be new pregame music including a DJ on the field and new video elements. Player introductions will be completely new as well. The Browns say that fans will not want to miss those introductions.
The Browns will also use a drumline this season, and what they say will be “inventive” halftime entertainment.
In addition, the Browns installed more than 100 new televisions to fan areas and upgraded the merchandise available throughout the stadium.
Obviously the best way for the Browns to pack the stadium is with a winning, exciting football team. Boosting cell phone signals, getting fans in the gates quicker and updating the in-game entertainment is not done at the expense of the former.
Cleveland Browns announce plans for enhancing fan experience
The Cleveland Browns released plans today for enhancing the fan experience at FirstEnergy Stadium on gameday. Last week, Jimmy Haslam told the media at training camp that the Browns have two long term goals that drive everything they do. The first is to build a sustainable winning team, and the second is to provide great experiences for the fans.
Today, team president Alec Scheiner unveiled some of the steps the Browns are taking to improve the gameday experience for the fans.
It started with the fans’ ability to use their cell phones and other mobile devices. The Browns have coordinated with the major cell phone service providers in the area to enhance service at a crowded stadium. Scheiner promised fans a much better signal.
The Browns would like for fans to be in the stadium and excited early. In order to get fans to their seats they have installed 20 new turnstiles around the stadium and opened 44 new security “chutes” or checkpoints. They have also added “express lanes” for fans that do not have any bags to search. The goal is to get 4,000 more fans through the gate every 15 minutes compared to 2012.
The team announced that there will be new pregame music including a DJ on the field and new video elements. Player introductions will be completely new as well. The Browns say that fans will not want to miss those introductions.
The Browns will also use a drumline this season, and what they say will be “inventive” halftime entertainment.
In addition, the Browns installed more than 100 new televisions to fan areas and upgraded the merchandise available throughout the stadium.
Obviously the best way for the Browns to pack the stadium is with a winning, exciting football team. Boosting cell phone signals, getting fans in the gates quicker and updating the in-game entertainment is not done at the expense of the former.
44 turnstyles is a GREAT addition. It is a sonofabitch to gt out of that stadium with everyone leaving the the third Quarter.
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Cleveland Browns announce plans for enhancing fan experience
The Cleveland Browns released plans today for enhancing the fan experience at FirstEnergy Stadium on gameday. Last week, Jimmy Haslam told the media at training camp that the Browns have two long term goals that drive everything they do. The first is to build a sustainable winning team, and the second is to provide great experiences for the fans.
Today, team president Alec Scheiner unveiled some of the steps the Browns are taking to improve the gameday experience for the fans.
It started with the fans’ ability to use their cell phones and other mobile devices. The Browns have coordinated with the major cell phone service providers in the area to enhance service at a crowded stadium. Scheiner promised fans a much better signal.
The Browns would like for fans to be in the stadium and excited early. In order to get fans to their seats they have installed 20 new turnstiles around the stadium and opened 44 new security “chutes” or checkpoints. They have also added “express lanes” for fans that do not have any bags to search. The goal is to get 4,000 more fans through the gate every 15 minutes compared to 2012.
The team announced that there will be new pregame music including a DJ on the field and new video elements. Player introductions will be completely new as well. The Browns say that fans will not want to miss those introductions.
The Browns will also use a drumline this season, and what they say will be “inventive” halftime entertainment.
In addition, the Browns installed more than 100 new televisions to fan areas and upgraded the merchandise available throughout the stadium.
Obviously the best way for the Browns to pack the stadium is with a winning, exciting football team. Boosting cell phone signals, getting fans in the gates quicker and updating the in-game entertainment is not done at the expense of the former.
44 turnstyles is a GREAT addition. It is a sonofabitch to gt out of that stadium with everyone leaving the the third Quarter.
44 turnstyles is a GREAT addition. It is a sonofabitch to gt out of that stadium with everyone leaving the the third Quarter.
With all the ass kickings we gonna do this year.
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Cleveland would love these old German rockers at a muni lot pregame show.
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Enhancing.the fan experience is gay. Just win and nobody will care about the ancient scoreboard technology or whether the stadium has bathrooms.
Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind... -
@josephsuxdick said:
Would one of those enhancements be to bring an actual NFL team to Cleveland?
P.S. Leave me out of this...
He referred to Joe Sixpack, not Joe Suxdick.
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Enhancing.the fan experience is gay. Just win and nobody will care about the ancient scoreboard technology or whether the stadium has bathrooms.
Enhancing.the fan experience is gay. Just win and nobody will care about the ancient scoreboard technology or whether the stadium has bathrooms.
If the team goes 16-0, but I have to piss down your back, you might care about the bathroom thing
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@josephsuxdick said:
So then he's actually referring to me, and not one of the homoerotically-altered handles that reflect the mods' own same-sex fixations.
I was just referring to the Iron City (or Rolling Rock) swillin' hard hat type, not you in particular. No offense meant. As opposed to San Francisco's wine & cheese crowd.
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@josephsuxdick said:
So then he's actually referring to me, and not one of the homoerotically-altered handles that reflect the mods' own same-sex fixations.
If the handle fits, wear it. (I would say you are an outright fashionista in that regard then)
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i love it when they admit it bothers them.
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@josephsuxdick said:
So then he's actually referring to me, and not one of the homoerotically-altered handles that reflect the mods' own same-sex fixations.
You can homoerotically handle me whenever you want.
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@josephsuxdick said:
And I would say your continued condoning of this homoerotic handle policy tells me all I need to know about your own sexual proclivities.
My proclivities are toward making fun of stupid Steeler fans.
But, I agree, the moderator that does that could/should come up with more clever ways to do it than just juvenile sex references. Get much more creative.
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They have enhanced things in Berea too:
Renovations 'key' to culture changePosted 15 hours ago
By Matt Florjancic, Staff Writer
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam spent $5 million renovating the team’s Berea training facility with the goal of attracting and retaining the NFL’s best and brightest.When Jimmy Haslam was unanimously approved as the new owner of the Cleveland Browns on Oct. 16, 2012, he spoke of changing the environment within the organization and setting out on a course to create a “winning culture.”
Haslam furthered that commitment during his first offseason as an NFL owner by approving a $5 million renovation which revamped 37,000 square feet of the 90,000-square-foot Berea training facility, and brought an additional 68 people from FirstEnergy Stadium to Berea.
On Monday, Browns chief executive officer Joe Banner gave the Cleveland media a tour of the renovated facility.
“I think we’ve changed the culture very dramatically,” Banner said. “I think it’s going to take longer to change the direction. I think it’s going to take a lot longer to change the perceptions outside to what we think is starting to happen.
“We’re in a ‘prove it’ business. Over time, we’re confident we’re going to do everything we can to prove it. Internally, it’s changed very dramatically. I’d be surprised if anybody said they weren’t optimistic and confident that we’re going to get to where we say we’re going to get to. Outside is going to take time. We’ve planted the seeds.”
In changing the culture within the organization, attracting and retaining the best talent were key elements of the Browns’ renovations.
“Our big, overriding goal is to create a place where we could attract the best people in sports to want to come and work here, have them walk in the office and feel like it felt right, and create an environment where once they got here, we’d really get a chance to hold on to good people for a long time,” Banner said.
“When Jimmy made the investment in renovating this place and wanting this to be a first-class place, in his mind, in my mind, the primary rationale was attracting good people, creating this continuity that we want in creating an environment so that even as we get good enough that people are hiring our employees, there will still be a really good case to be made for why this is the place they want to stay.”
By attracting and retaining the best people in sports to work in the front office, Banner feels that is “the key to winning.”
“As we bring people in here, I think they’re going to walk in and it’ll be a totally different feeling than they would’ve gotten last November,” Banner said. “Whether it’s a coach or somebody in the business area, somebody whose involved with enhancing the fans’ experience, I think we’re going to be in a position to attract and keep them.
“I think it’s important to be thought of as an organization that has an owner who’s willing to put the money out there and run a first-class organization. We ask our players to go out and, literally, risk their health every Sunday. They need to know that the people they’re working with are doing everything they can to be the best they can possibly be. That’s an important message. On all fronts, I think that will help us.”
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He used an awful lot of verbiage to state what it took Al Davis to say in just 3 words: Just Win, Baby.
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I wonder when we might get word on some of the stadium improvements mentioned seveal weeks back?
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They have enhanced things in Berea too:
Renovations 'key' to culture changePosted 15 hours ago
By Matt Florjancic, Staff Writer
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam spent $5 million renovating the team’s Berea training facility with the goal of attracting and retaining the NFL’s best and brightest.When Jimmy Haslam was unanimously approved as the new owner of the Cleveland Browns on Oct. 16, 2012, he spoke of changing the environment within the organization and setting out on a course to create a “winning culture.”
Haslam furthered that commitment during his first offseason as an NFL owner by approving a $5 million renovation which revamped 37,000 square feet of the 90,000-square-foot Berea training facility, and brought an additional 68 people from FirstEnergy Stadium to Berea.
On Monday, Browns chief executive officer Joe Banner gave the Cleveland media a tour of the renovated facility.
“I think we’ve changed the culture very dramatically,” Banner said. “I think it’s going to take longer to change the direction. I think it’s going to take a lot longer to change the perceptions outside to what we think is starting to happen.
“We’re in a ‘prove it’ business. Over time, we’re confident we’re going to do everything we can to prove it. Internally, it’s changed very dramatically. I’d be surprised if anybody said they weren’t optimistic and confident that we’re going to get to where we say we’re going to get to. Outside is going to take time. We’ve planted the seeds.”
In changing the culture within the organization, attracting and retaining the best talent were key elements of the Browns’ renovations.
“Our big, overriding goal is to create a place where we could attract the best people in sports to want to come and work here, have them walk in the office and feel like it felt right, and create an environment where once they got here, we’d really get a chance to hold on to good people for a long time,” Banner said.
“When Jimmy made the investment in renovating this place and wanting this to be a first-class place, in his mind, in my mind, the primary rationale was attracting good people, creating this continuity that we want in creating an environment so that even as we get good enough that people are hiring our employees, there will still be a really good case to be made for why this is the place they want to stay.”
By attracting and retaining the best people in sports to work in the front office, Banner feels that is “the key to winning.”
“As we bring people in here, I think they’re going to walk in and it’ll be a totally different feeling than they would’ve gotten last November,” Banner said. “Whether it’s a coach or somebody in the business area, somebody whose involved with enhancing the fans’ experience, I think we’re going to be in a position to attract and keep them.
“I think it’s important to be thought of as an organization that has an owner who’s willing to put the money out there and run a first-class organization. We ask our players to go out and, literally, risk their health every Sunday. They need to know that the people they’re working with are doing everything they can to be the best they can possibly be. That’s an important message. On all fronts, I think that will help us.”
Zombo said:
By attracting and retaining the best people in sports to work in the front office, Banner feels that is “the key to winning.”
“As we bring people in here, I think they’re going to walk in and it’ll be a totally different feeling than they would’ve gotten last November,” Banner said. “Whether it’s a coach or somebody in the business area, somebody whose involved with enhancing the fans’ experience, I think we’re going to be in a position to attract and keep them.
“I think it’s important to be thought of as an organization that has an owner who’s willing to put the money out there and run a first-class organization. We ask our players to go out and, literally, risk their health every Sunday. They need to know that the people they’re working with are doing everything they can to be the best they can possibly be. That’s an important message. On all fronts, I think that will help us.”
You want to enhance the fan's experience? Start by taking a long hard look at the nightmare entrance policy you just created, NFL. NO camera cases, NO binocular cases (I almost lost my softshell at the Lions game). Mini- purses for the ladies, no seat cushions.
http://www.nfl.com/qs/allclear/index.jsp
But don't worry about that stick of dynamite I have strapped to my back.
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Zombo said:
By attracting and retaining the best people in sports to work in the front office, Banner feels that is “the key to winning.”
“As we bring people in here, I think they’re going to walk in and it’ll be a totally different feeling than they would’ve gotten last November,” Banner said. “Whether it’s a coach or somebody in the business area, somebody whose involved with enhancing the fans’ experience, I think we’re going to be in a position to attract and keep them.
“I think it’s important to be thought of as an organization that has an owner who’s willing to put the money out there and run a first-class organization. We ask our players to go out and, literally, risk their health every Sunday. They need to know that the people they’re working with are doing everything they can to be the best they can possibly be. That’s an important message. On all fronts, I think that will help us.”
You want to enhance the fan's experience? Start by taking a long hard look at the nightmare entrance policy you just created, NFL. NO camera cases, NO binocular cases (I almost lost my softshell at the Lions game). Mini- purses for the ladies, no seat cushions.
http://www.nfl.com/qs/allclear/index.jsp
But don't worry about that stick of dynamite I have strapped to my back.
You want to enhance the fan's experience? Start by taking a long hard look at the nightmare entrance policy you just created, NFL. NO camera cases, NO binocular cases (I almost lost my softshell at the Lions game). Mini- purses for the ladies, no seat cushions.
But don't worry about that stick of dynamite I have strapped to my back.
Easy there, Hoorta, that's like saying "bomb" in an airport.
Remember, Skippy has his season tickets yanked and was called intoLew Merletti's office for posting in our forum that he threw bottles at Bottlegate.
Zombo
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Well in all fairness the new security policies affect all the NFL teams. Pretty soon you will have to go through one of the full body scanners they use at the Airports.
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I was there for the Lions game the other day, and my Verizon phone still worked like crap. Very slow texting and the 3g network kept cutting out. The 2 only differences I saw were the new signs for First Energy. And the fire the players walked through at introductions
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