SCOTTSDALE, AZ (July 1, 2024) – Fiesta Sports Foundation Executive Director & CEO Erik Moses has been appointed to serve on the Executive Committee for Bowl Season, the trade association that promotes and celebrates the history and tradition of college football postseason bowl games and highlights the economic and social impact each game has within their communities.

"We are very fortunate to add Erik Moses as one of our two new members to this year's executive committee," said Nick Carparelli, Bowl Season Executive Director. "He brings years of experience in the sports industry and a valued fresh perspective to our group. We are excited to be working with him in the upcoming years as we continue to promote the great tradition of the college football bowl system."

Moses has quickly become an influential authority within college football since he was hired as Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Fiesta Sports Foundation on December 1, 2022. A seasoned sports executive and business leader, Moses oversees the organization's two postseason contests, the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl and Guaranteed Rate Bowl, in addition to its robust portfolio of live events and year-round charitable initiatives.

"Postseason college football is one of the most exciting parts of the sports calendar every year, with bowl games continuing to generate excitement and passion, consistently strong television viewership, positive visibility for participating colleges, universities and student-athletes," Moses said. "I'm honored to serve on the Bowl Season Executive Committee to ensure that bowl games preserve the powerful tradition we have built while we evolve with the rapidly changing collegiate athletics landscape. We are excited for the new era of college football with our Vrbo Fiesta Bowl and Cactus Bowl here in Arizona and extending the positive community impact that Bowl Season games deliver all over the country during the holiday season."

Moses joined Fiesta Sports Foundation following his tenure as president and general manager of Nashville Superspeedway. As CEO of the DC Sports and Entertainment Commission, he helped form the Military Bowl in our nation's capital in 2008, which is celebrating its 15^th game this December. Moses also served as senior vice president of Events DC, the convention and sports authority of Washington, D.C., and founding president of the XFL's DC Defenders.

Moses will serve on the executive committee alongside 2024-25 chair John Saccenti (SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl), Mark Neville (DIRECTV Holiday Bowl), Sherrie Dyal (68 Ventures Bowl), Jeff Hundley (Allstate Sugar Bowl), Derrick Fox (Valero Alamo Bowl), Jeff Siembieda (Isleta New Mexico Bowl), Steve Beck (Go Bowling Military Bowl) and Danny Morrison (Duke's Mayo Bowl).