Consumer >> CEO Interviews >> April 26, 2004
ROBERT TUCHMAN is President of TSE Sports. Few executives in the sports
& entertainment marketing fields have made such an impact on their
industries at such an early age as Robert Tuchman, president of
Manhattan based TSE Sports & Entertainment. A Native of Westchester
County, NY, Tuchman heads up a multi faceted operation that specializes
in everything from planning and managing sports and entertainment
hospitality programs and corporate events to developing and implementing
athlete marketing initiatives and consumer promotions. What has been a
secret to Tuchman's remarkable success at such an early age? Clients and
associates point to his tremendous energy and enthusiasm, his knowledge
and expertise in the sports and entertainment worlds, his vast array of
impressive resources and contacts and his unparalleled traditional and
cutting-edge marketing skills. Ask Tuchman and he responds: " I love the
challenge, creativity and sense of satisfaction for a job well done that
TSE provides me. I truly enjoy the fact that because of our size,
youthfulness and drive, we can customize every trip, event, promotion
and contest we develop and implement for our clients, providing total
turn-key, hands-on services for many Fortune 500 companies." A graduate
of Boston University with a B.S. degree in Broadcast Journalism, Tuchman
began his professional career with Sports Phone in 1993. He served as an
investment advisor with Lehman Brothers in 1994, and as a sales
representative for Sports Profiles, a sports Promotion Company, from
1994-1996. Tuchman is a donor of New York Junior Tennis League, Tennis
Hall of Fame, and several other sports related charities. He is a member
of Team in Training an organization that runs triathlons and marathons
to raise money for Leukemia patients. Among Tuchman's greatest interests
away from the office are writing and film. He also plays roller hockey
and tons of pick up hoops. He currently resides on the Upper West Side
of Manhattan. Profile
Sports?
Mr. Tuchman: Yes. TSE, I started, and it's a pretty interesting story. I
was working at Lehman Brothers, it was
