Bruce LeVine

Bruce LeVine has held various roles throughout their work experience. Starting in 1995, they served as the Vice President of Broadcasting and Marketing for the Louisiana IceGators where they were responsible for play-by-play announcing, pre-game and post-game shows, and hosting a weekly TV show. From 1999 to 2003, they worked as the Vice President of Media Relations and Marketing for Arkansas Sports Entertainment, overseeing media aspects and marketing initiatives for the organization. In 2005, they became the Senior Vice President of B2 Networks LLC, leading content acquisition and broadcast operations for the broadband broadcasting network. LeVine then served as the Director of Sports Programming for America One from 2010 to 2014, playing a key role in the media strategy and negotiating multi-media rights deals. From 2015 to 2020, they worked as a Client Solutions Manager for Freeman Company, focusing on event technology solutions. In 2020, LeVine became the National Director of Business Development for Sentry Global Technologies LLC, achieving the highest revenue sales in company history and launching a new division. Bruce joined ESPN in 2011 as a Contract Field Producer, covering various sports and handling live interviews and segment writing. LeVine also served as an International Hockey Play-by-Play Announcer for IIHF/KHL, calling games for the U-18 World Championships and becoming the first American to call play-by-play of KHL games in North America. Currently, they are a Business Development Representative for Endsight, where they are responsible for regional sales and integration efforts. In addition to their roles, LeVine has contributed analysis, articles, and podcasts to the Dallas Stars website during their time as a Radio Host for the team's radio broadcasts.

Bruce LeVine attended The University of Texas at Arlington and earned a Bachelor's degree in Journalism. Bruce later pursued further education at the same university and obtained another degree in Journalism.