Rick Wolf/Glenn Colton, Rotoworld.com

Rick Wolf is currently Director of Business Development for NBC Sports’ Rotoworld.com.  In his role, he focuses on business relationships that can expand the fantasy sports businesses of NBC, including Rotoworld.com, the largest pure-play fantasy sports site on the Internet.  Additionally, Wolf supports NBCSports.com and NBCOlympics.com on their Business Development needs.

Wolf currently serves as Chairman of the Fantasy Sports Association (FSA), a non-profit trade association whose mandate is to raise awareness for fantasy sports among sponsors, brands and advertisers.

Wolf was previously Executive Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at Allstar Stats, Inc.  His deep contact base, coupled with product creativity, delivered many great partnerships including USA Today, FOX Sports, NHL.com, CBS Sports, MAXIM and Head2Head Sports.  Wolf defined a business model that balanced Business-to-Business services with Business-to-Consumer products and content allowing Allstar Stats to grow into a favorable acquisition target of a larger media company.  In August 2006, NBC Universal purchased Allstar Stats Inc.

In 1998, Wolf was a founding Board Member of the Fantasy Sports Trade Association (FSTA), a non-profit organization with the mission of raising awareness worldwide for Fantasy Sports. From 2002 to 2006 he served as FSTA Chairman. In 2001, the FSTA recognized Wolf as their Executive of the Year.

In 1995, Wolf was hired as the 13th employee at SportsLine.com to direct their digital product.  In 1997, he became GM of Fantasy Sports and designed a plan for the consolidation of the Fantasy Industry under the CBS SportsLine brand.  In 1998, Wolf created the partnership between Commissioner.com and SportsLine.com that led to building the most robust fantasy sports suite on the Internet.

In 1991, Wolf was part of the technology team at PRODIGY that produced the first online Fantasy game for baseball, Baseball Manager.

Wolf and college friend Glenn Colton have won three USA Today LABR fantasy baseball championships in nine tries making their lifetime batting average .333 placing them 26th on the all-time batting average list tied with Eddie Collins and Paul “Big Poison” Waner.

Glenn Colton has been playing in fantasy sports leagues since 1988 when a group of law school classmates gathered in a classroom to pick their inaugural teams. In his full-time profession, Glenn is a litigation partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich and Rosati in New York. Prior to joining WSGR, he spent 10 years as a federal prosecutor in New York. Glenn’s legal and fantasy sports careers intersected when he represented the Fantasy Sports Trade Association in the battle over the right to use player names in fantasy sports games. Together with co-author Tonia Klausner, he played a key role in obtaining huge victory for the fantasy sports industry in what was, in essence, a bet the industry case.
Glenn has been successful on the fantasy sports battlefield as well. He and partner Rick Wolf have won three LABR titles. The tandem also has an FSTA experts fantasy football title to their credit.

Glenn lives in Manhattan and has two children — Bobby and Jennifer.