Evan Wasch
About Evan Wasch
Evan Wasch is the Executive Vice President of Basketball Strategy & Analytics at the NBA, with a long tenure in various strategic roles within the organization.
Company
Evan Wasch is currently employed at the National Basketball Association (NBA). He has held various positions within the NBA over the years, demonstrating a long-standing relationship with the organization. The NBA is a professional basketball league in North America, known for being one of the major sports leagues in the United States and Canada.
Title
Evan Wasch holds the position of Executive Vice President, Basketball Strategy & Analytics at the NBA. In this role, he oversees strategic planning and analytical efforts related to basketball operations.
Previous Roles at NBA
Evan Wasch has a progressive career at the NBA, starting from an intern role in Team Marketing & Business Operations in 2010. He has served in several positions: Senior Manager, Strategic Development (2011-2012), Senior Director, Strategic Development (2013), Associate Vice President, Global Strategy (2014), Vice President, Global Basketball Strategy (2015-2016), Senior Vice President, Basketball Strategy & Analytics (2016-2020), and now, Executive Vice President, Basketball Strategy & Analytics (2021-present).
Consultant Experience at Marakon
Prior to his extensive career at the NBA, Evan Wasch worked as a Consultant at Marakon, a strategy consulting firm, from 2005 to 2009. In this role, he was involved in various strategic consulting projects, providing business insights and solutions to clients.
Education and Expertise
Evan Wasch has an educational background in both engineering and management. He holds an MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management (2009-2011). Additionally, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering & Management Sciences from Northwestern University (2001-2005). This combination of technical and managerial education has equipped him with a diverse skill set for strategic planning and analytics in the professional sports sector.