January Membership Luncheon

Please join us for our Monthly Chamber Luncheon with:
Guest Speaker: Jim Nagy- Reese's Senior Bowl, Executive Director
Student of the Quarter Presentations
Caterer: A Gathering Place
Sponsor: BancorpSouth
Split the Pot- $1 per ticket. Proceeds benefit Junior Ambassador Program.

Jim Nagy is entering his fourth game as the Executive Director of the Reese’s Senior Bowl, having been named to the position June 1, 2018, by Mobile Arts & Sports Association    Chairman Mr. Angus Cooper II. In his role, he is responsible for both the football and    business operations of the nation’s premiere college all-star game.
While the Senior Bowl has long been regarded as the preeminent event on the NFL scouting calendar, the game has reached new heights over Nagy’s first three years. Nagy’s             overarching vision for game was to position it as the unofficial start of the NFL pre-draft process, which led to the       organization’s trademarked mantra “The Draft Starts in       Mobile”. Nagy is primarily responsible for the identification, evaluation, and selection of the top NFL prospects to be invited to the game, as well as serving as a liaison to the agent     community representing those players.
In addition to his duties at the Senior Bowl, Nagy has worked as a draft analyst for ESPN, covering both the NFL Combine live from Indianapolis and the NFL Draft live in Nashville. He also does extensive work across various football media platforms, including regular appearances on NFL Network and NFL Sirius Radio, and he was named one of the “Top 50 NFL Twitter Accounts” by The Athletic in 2020.
Nagy, a native of Traverse City, Mich., graduated from the University of Michigan in 1996 and was honored with a   career achievement award from the school in 2019. He broke into the NFL as an intern for the Green Bay Packers    during their Super Bowl XXXI winning season and held various scouting roles over his 18 years in NFL personnel     departments, elevating to    national scout with the Kansas City Chiefs from 2009-2012. Prior to coming to the Senior Bowl, he spent five years as the southeast area scout for the Seattle Seahawks. Nagy was a part of six teams that reached the Super Bowl and four Lombardi Trophy Champions (Packers XXXI, New England Patriots XXXVIII and XXXIX, and Seattle Seahawks XLVII).
Nagy and his wife, Lindsay, have two children, son Hayden (16) and daughter Lillian (13) and they have lived in Mobile since 2007.
Nagy has also worked as an on-air draft analyst for ESPN in the leadup to the 2019 and 2020 NFL drafts.