A video is available of the July 21 discussion with the Browns' Peter John-Baptiste. The conversation was moderated by Curtis Danburg, VP Communications and Community Impact, The Cleveland Indians.
Peter John-Baptiste, who is in his seventh season with the Cleveland Browns, will take us inside the organization as he talks about pro football during a pandemic, how the game will be different for players and fans, social justice, the team’s role in this community and how in the midst of everything, they are also focused on building a winning strategy.
More on Peter John-Baptiste… Prior to his seven years with the Browns, John-Baptiste spent 17 years with the New York Giants, where he served as the vice president of communications from 2011-14. John-Baptiste, who was selected to attend Stanford University’s Executive Education Program for NFL Managers in 2007, received his Bachelor of Science degree in sports management at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. A native of St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, John-Baptiste and his wife, Mashawn, have two sons, Miles and Mason.