Stacie Stern Fantasy Sports Pioneer

Stacie Stern is the Manager, Government Affairs for FanDuel Group, and Executive Vice President for the FSGA. In these dynamic roles, Stacie travels to various state capitals to meet with lawmakers about reasonable sports betting and fantasy sports legislation and regulation. Over the past three years in her role, Stacie has visited 15 states representing both FanDuel Group and the fantasy sports and sports betting industries at large. Under Stacie's guidance, FanDuel Group has been pivotal in the passing of 22 laws across fantasy sports and sports betting in about a dozen states.
Before joining FanDuel in 2016, Stacie spent 15 years at Head2Head Sports where she held multiple roles. She joined Head2Head Sports as Marketing Director and established and maintained relationships with national print and digital media partners as their exclusive fantasy sports channel. She also directed "The Draft" - Head2Head's Live Event division working with radio and media partners across the country from 2003-2016. From 2007 to 2010, Stacie managed the partnership with Turner Sports where Head2Head planned, designed, and implemented fully customized games for PGA TOUR, NASCAR, and PGA of America.
Stacie holds unique experience at the intersection of government affairs and sports-tech entertainment, making her a natural fit for the FSGA and its member companies in a leadership role on the Board of Directors. She truly understands the ever-changing fantasy sports and sports betting industries, and the importance of continuing to monitor fantasy sports regulation while working for sensible legal sports betting legislation across the country.
Stacie is passionate, energized, and optimistic about the path for the FSGA and what lies ahead for innovation in gaming and sports entertainment.
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3/30/2020
- Mon, 1-18-2021 04:55With Brandon Staley leaving to become the head coach of the Chargers, Sean McVay and the Rams are once again looking for a defensive coordinator.
- Mon, 1-18-2021 04:50The two quarterbacks spent a long time together on the Superdome turf after Sunday's tilt, with Tom Brady even slinging one more pass.
- Mon, 1-18-2021 04:47Tom Brady's best game in three tries against New Orleans kept the Buccaneers moving on in the NFL playoffs, and has Saints quarterback Drew Brees headed home - perhaps for good. Brady and the Bucs' offense turned three of four Saints turnovers into touchdowns and Tampa Bay beat New Orleans 30-20 in the divisional round of the playoffs Sunday night.
- Mon, 1-18-2021 04:30Nobody has repeated as Super Bowl champion since the New England Patriots in 2003 and 2004. And those back-to-back titles weren't just down to talent and coaching.
- Mon, 1-18-2021 04:25Despite a 28-point loss in the first meeting back in October, Matt LaFleur's team are the early favorite to advance to Super Bowl LV.
- Mon, 1-18-2021 04:25It's not looking likely that the Minnesota Vikings will be able to land Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson.
- Mon, 1-18-2021 04:21The Los Angeles Chargers have hired Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Brandon Staley as the team's head coach. The Chargers made the decision Sunday after having a second interview with Staley. The interview was held a day after the Rams were eliminated from the playoffs with a 32-18 loss to the Green Bay Packers.
- Mon, 1-18-2021 04:14The Chargers announced their agreement with Brandon Staley as the 17th head coach in franchise history. Staley served as the defensive coordinator for the Rams in 2020 after three seasons as an outside linebackers coach for Chicago (2017-18) and Denver (2019). The Chargers will introduce Staley at a news conference Thursday. “It doesn’t matter if [more]
- Mon, 1-18-2021 04:06What does the general population think of the Chargers' hiring of Brandon Staley as their new head coach?
- Mon, 1-18-2021 03:53Saints quarterback Drew Brees met with the media, more than an hour after Sunday night’s season-ending loss to the Buccaneers. He was asked right out of the gates whether he has played his last game. Prefacing the response by saying, with a smile, that he’s only going to answer the question once, Brees said, “I’m [more]