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Announcing New Head of Business Development—Jason Biggs, Bos Klein
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RALEIGH, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Bos Klein works with lifestyle brands—action sports, recreation, fashion and apparel, and arts and entertainment—with a focus on design and message dissemination.

Bos Klein has appointed Jason Biggs as the Head of Business Development. Biggs has extensive knowledge and experience in sports management, both on and off the field. With this experience, Biggs will spearhead new business opportunities and expand relationships into new markets. This includes Bos Klein's premier networking events and workshops, which are carefully designed to engage, educate, and connect with decision makers in different industries.

His focus will be on growing these relationships and working with other Bos Klein team members to help sports teams and related companies in the industry reach their goals through branding, digital marketing, and storytelling.

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As the head of his department, Biggs also leads the partnership between Bos Klein and the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame (NCSHOF), actively expanding and showcasing the legacy of sports in North Carolina.

"We're thrilled to have Jason lead the charge as Head of Business Development for Bos Klein. We know he will open many doors and expand relationships across the board. His uncanny ability to bring people together paired with his drive and enthusiasm are exactly what is needed in this crucial role." —Jeff Robinson, CEO

Bos Klein is a media and design agency with locations in Los Angeles, CA, Salt Lake City, UT, and Raleigh, NC. For more information visit https://www.bosklein.com

Contact Information:
Bos Klein
Jeff Robinson, CEO
jeff@bosklein.com
(919) 413-1104
www.bosklein.com

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