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Falcons, Atlanta United name Zulawski chief revenue officer

Tim Zulawski (left) is shown with Mercedes-Benz Stadium general manager Scott Jenkins while the stadium was still under construction.

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Tim Zulawski (left) is shown with Mercedes-Benz Stadium general manager Scott Jenkins while the stadium was still under construction.
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Nov 17, 2017

Tim Zulawski will assume new responsibilities and a new title -- chief revenue officer -- with AMB Sports & Entertainment, the parent company of the Falcons and Atlanta United.

He will be responsible for all revenue departments, including the sales and service functions, AMBSE said Friday.

Zulawski has led sponsorship sales for Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Falcons and Atlanta United, as well as negotiating and managing major event bookings for the stadium. His expanded role follows the departure from the organization of Michael Drake, who had been chief revenue officer and leader of the Falcons' personal seat license sales program.

Zulawski, an AMBSE senior vice president, has been with the Falcons organization for 13 years.

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