For Rob Alberino, nothing is more important than family. Respect, trust, and loyalty were the pillars of his upbringing and those pillars have carried over into the business world. 
For over a quarter century, Rob has been building successful teams that have become family to him and have gone on to create some of the finest content, enjoyed by millions of people.

As a young filmmaker for NFL Films, he was under the guidance of some of the most prolific storytellers in the business. He has taken that experience and infused expertise in marketing, branding, events, and executive leadership. Rob navigated the sports and entertainment landscape working alongside some of the most respected franchises and companies in the world.

A proud supporter of the US Military, in 2011, Rob was honorarily enlisted to the United States Army and currently holds the rank of Sergeant.

Rob enjoys spending time with his wife Lisa and three kids (Jordan, Angelina, and Stella Gigi) as well as travelling, writing, and is an avid lover of anything that has to do with water. The Alberinos are sure to find a lake, river, or ocean if there is one nearby!

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Pioneered and revolutionized ​three elite media groups in the NFL.

Transformed culture and revamped social strategy, broadcasts and marketing for the Kansas City Chiefs. &nbsp;Led the team on grand opening of the New Arrowhead and rebirth of Arrowhead as one of NFL&rsquo;s most iconic stadiums.

Digital and new media expertise led to spearheading renaissance of how the San Francisco 49ers are viewed globally

Awarded numerous accolades including 62 Regional Emmys, over 160 National Tellys.
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So many people come in and out of our lives.
Family, friends, co-workers and acquaintances alike, its truly countless. &nbsp;I am not sure we even realize the number of individuals that we come in contact with and how we can positively or negatively affect them on every conceivable level.
Every now and again, I&rsquo;ll be out with my wife, Lisa, or my children and someone will come up to me and recant how we once met, if even briefly, and it&rsquo;s always a great moment. &nbsp;I&rsquo;m flattered to know that there was a memory hiding in a small conversation and I find that I am blessed to have touched someone in such a way that they want to stop and remind me of the encounter. &nbsp;&nbsp;
We inevitably end up chatting for a few moments, further strengthening the relationship. &nbsp;It&rsquo;s about the most human thing one can do for another person. To remind people that they are priceless is a powerful thing and something we don&rsquo;t do enough of. &nbsp; &nbsp;Kindness, at times, has faded.
However, when you realize that life is full of these great experiences, that is when it gets truly interesting. &nbsp;We all march on through our daily lives and, more specifically, our careers and we tend to talk about people who have molded us in to &ldquo;who we are.&rdquo; &nbsp;Without those people believing in us, trusting us, allowing us to succeed as well as fail, we wouldn&rsquo;t grow and learn in safe quarters to become the professionals that we are today.
I wanted to write about great influencers, although, I want to place a caveat on the short list you are about to get familiar with. &nbsp;This group won't include spouses, parents, siblings, or bosses who have been beacons in our life. &nbsp;Their influence is too easy to reflect on.
These exceptional women and men &nbsp;have a special place in my heart and I can write volumes on where I might be had they not been a part of &nbsp;my life.
Today&rsquo;s challenge will be focused on those people who randomly crossed my path and forever changed me based on their support, connection, advice and simple friendship that &ndash; to this very day &ndash; is strengthened every time we talk. &nbsp;Each has touched me in a different way and adjusted my journey for the better.&nbsp;
Here goes&hellip;
My Brother from Another Mothe
Like so many great stories, this one starts at a wedding. &nbsp; It was in the early 2000&rsquo;s&hellip; I simply can&rsquo;t recall the date, but I was at a friend&rsquo;s wedding in downtown Philadelphia and was having a blast.&nbsp; I was sitting with my wife getting ready to enjoy the meal when the groom&rsquo;s brother-in-law stood up to give a toast.&nbsp; The moment I heard him speak, I knew we were going to be great friends.&nbsp; Charismatic, creative, funny, brilliant and familiar is the best way I can explain <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyblackmanhurwitz/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Andy Hurwitz</a>.&nbsp;
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Andy is my &ldquo;coolest&rdquo; friend. &nbsp;He reminds me of the kid in high school that everyone gravitated towards who was friends with each and every person at the school. &nbsp;Ferris Beuller comes to mind, only a cooler, Jewish version of Ferris with an incredible career, family, attitude and mindset.
He is an entrepreneurial genius, entertainment lawyer, music industry veteran and all-around epic father.
Andy and I hit it off immediately as he is a pathological Eagles fan (who has also pledged allegiance to the Faithful flag since my sojourn out west.) &nbsp;He is as Philly as they come and that means that he values family, loyalty and passion. &nbsp;He&rsquo;s real. &nbsp;He has stood by me and supported my journey and I have reciprocated. &nbsp;I see him as a significant influence on my creativity and idea conception. When I have reached the end of my rope and needed some optimistic influence I simply sit back and text him&hellip; he responds in a flash with wit and heart.
Shining Moment: In late 2008, Andy, upon getting off a phone call with me said, &ldquo;Dude, there&rsquo;s a new thing out there and it&rsquo;s going to be the next big thing. &nbsp;Check it out&hellip; it&rsquo;s called Twitter. &nbsp;It&rsquo;s going to be massive.&rdquo;
Here We Go Rats
<img src="https://www.robertalberino.com/uploads/9/7/5/2/97527930/published/546869-10151290554867208-63278832-n.jpg?1583954663" alt="" width="50%" /> Sometimes you are put in the same room with someone simply because God wants you to meet them. &nbsp;Your similarities are so parallel, that meeting them is destiny. That was the case in June of 2010 when I sat in a room and talked to Stu Stram about a project I would be working on in concert with he and a charity he was connected to.
Yes, the name is all too recognizable. &nbsp;Stu is the rockstar son of Hall of Fame head coach, Hank Stram (who uttered the phrase 'Here We Go Rats!') His father guided the Kansas City Chiefs to their first Super Bowl victory in the 1969 season ending the AFL and forcing the NFL to concede that teams like the Broncos, Oilers, Jets (Titans), Chargers, Raiders, Patriots, Bills and yes, Chiefs, needed their rightful place in the League. &nbsp;Stu is a chip off the old block. &nbsp;Kind, astute, inquisitive, hilarious and talented across so many levels. A businessman, guitarist, philanthropist and, of course, amazing dad and husband, Stu is someone I have never and will never lose touch with. &nbsp;Like the other people on this list, Stu and I may not see each other for 6 months and the moment we both are together, it&rsquo;s as if we were with each other only days ago. &nbsp;
He has taught me to believe in myself and my vision. &nbsp;He took me under his wing when I arrived in Kansas City in 2010 and we have remained close ever since. &nbsp;He invited me in to his family and has embraced my crew as if it were his. &nbsp;
Shining Moment: Stu is best known for jumping on stage with legendary singer / songwriter Kenny Loggins and cranking out &ldquo;Danny&rsquo;s Song&rdquo; in front of the crowd. Oh&hellip;and he crushed it.
She&rsquo;s a Force to be Reckoned With
The next person on my list is difficult to explain because she rivals my sister as arguably the most intelligent human that I know.&nbsp; Insightful, powerful, funny, brilliant and thoughtful &hellip; she is a Philly girl.&nbsp; Let me introduce <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-stredler-341bbb80/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jenn Stredler</a>.
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I met Jenn when I was a member of the Philadelphia Eagles and she was a part of their Youth Partnership. &nbsp;Her job was to change the world and she hasn&rsquo;t stopped doing it from the day she was able to walk and talk, of that I am certain.&nbsp;
An incredible big sister, world-class daughter and an even better philanthropist, she currently works at Salesforce in New York as the Vice President, Workforce Development at Salesforce.org. For nearly 2 decades Jenn has remained one of my closest friends and confidants.&nbsp;
Her business acumen and insight have always helped me to see clearly when my vision was cloudy and sitting and enjoying a meal with her (which never is shorter than an hour and a half as we always have too much to catch up on) is a quarterly treat.&nbsp;&nbsp; She speaks her mind and when she does, people listen and learn. I love watching her climb the ladder and her successes are shared when we connect. &nbsp; Shining Moment: Jenn wrote an essay spotlighting a leader she admired.&nbsp; That essay was to lock in her acceptance to grad school at Yale University where she received her MBA.&nbsp; Can you guess who the essay was about?&nbsp; If you said me, you were right!&nbsp; Still waiting for that royalty check, Jenn&hellip; Is There Anyone Tougher than a Sicilian from Detroit? If you have followed me then you know all there is to know about Matt Yandura.&nbsp; He is a true American hero.&nbsp; Not because he is a COL in the United States Army and has honorably served for 2 decades and counting. No. That certainly helps, but he is my hero because from the day we met&nbsp; nearly a decade ago (<a href="https://www.robertalberino.com/blog/the-third-best-day-of-my-life" target="_blank" rel="noopener">chronicled HERE</a>) he has been the lighthouse that I point my bow towards.&nbsp; His family, headlined by his amazing wife Mary, has become my family and there are no secrets between us.&nbsp; He knows me inside and out and what&rsquo;s more amazing, he is the person on this list that I have known for the shortest amount of time.
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It&rsquo;s hard to sum up Matt, in short, though, he is what people want to be when they grow up. 
Spiritual, kind, unjudging, sidesplittingly funny and unafraid to just be himself, he is Captain America. &nbsp;Oh, by the way, he&rsquo;s the guy you want next to you in a street fight as well.
Shining Moment: Sitting out back, of my house in the South Bay, glass of whiskey in hand, telling stories of his adventure and combat. &nbsp;Glued to his every word, I can barely speak &hellip; the guy tells film-worthy stories.
Just Listen to the Voice.
OK, I am bucking my own rules and regulations on this one a bit and can spotlight any one of a half dozen people who have intercepted me along my career. &nbsp;But this one is a little different because I wasn&rsquo;t recruited by this person&hellip; nor did I inherit him, hire him or even oversee him. &nbsp;But he became one of the most influential brothers a man can have.
In 2010 I met <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitch_Holthus" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mitch Holthus</a>, the voice of the Kansas City Chiefs for 20+ years.&nbsp; The connection was instantaneous and the respect between us was completely reciprocated as well as limitless.&nbsp; Moving from one of the nation&rsquo;s largest markets to a much smaller footprint meant adjustments.&nbsp; Adjustments for not only me but my family as well.&nbsp; Frankly some of these changes I was not ready for nor had I even anticipated.&nbsp;&nbsp; As a father and husband, the weight of the world was on my shoulders as I had caused the challenges my family and I had to face.&nbsp;<img src="http://157.245.2.197/uploads/rob-alberino-site/originals/9d1573c2-a212-483e-84c8-6ed94e1d6d39.jpeg" alt="" width="50%" />
I tend to wear my heart on my sleeve but I believe I am emotionally rock-solid.&nbsp; Sometimes though,&nbsp; life can throw haymakers that even the toughest of us can&rsquo;t duck or withstand.&nbsp; Mitch was there to put his arms around me and tear that weight off of me.&nbsp; He fought by me and sometimes, for me.&nbsp; I owe a piece of my sanity and a great deal of growth to him.&nbsp; He is one of the finest listeners I have ever met and his ability to know exactly what to say and when to say it is the reason he is the Voice. Shining Moment: New Orleans, 2012.&nbsp; Amidst a 2-14 season (the hardest I have ever endured in my 26 years, by the way) there was a moment.&nbsp; That moment was telling Mitch (the day before we won our only road game that year) that he had also won his very first Emmy for the outstanding work he had done alongside our crew.&nbsp; That was the greatest award I have ever been a part of because it meant the world to a guy who meant the world to me. If you have gotten this far, I am grateful and now I have an assignment for you: Reach out to those who truly guided you and tell them what they mean. &nbsp; Express to them why you are appreciative and what is was that they did to push you over the goal line, throw you a rope or simply offer you a shoulder when you needed one most.

Centers of Influence

May 5th marks 19 years that Lisa Alberino and I have been married. &nbsp;We met in 1999, in Las Vegas of all places, and have been together ever since. &nbsp;In that time, we have seen more than most as a couple. &nbsp;We have moved across the country&hellip; twice. &nbsp;We have raised three children (four if you ask Lisa) and we have been a part of successes, failures, ups and downs, love and loss throughout this incredible stretch. &nbsp;&nbsp;
Our ride has been anything but boring. &nbsp;
And throughout these 19 years I have learned and continue to learn from many people. &nbsp;Mentors, family members, coworkers have been my professors&hellip; but Lisa has given me a PhD in life. &nbsp;When I decided it was time to settle down I wanted to assure that I had someone who was going to exceed all of the attributes that we expect in a spouse, but I also wanted someone who challenged me across all levels. &nbsp;Someone who championed me, but wouldn&rsquo;t do so blindly. &nbsp;Someone who I could trust with my personal and business affairs. &nbsp;I found that, clearly, and after 2 decades of companionship and 19 years of marriage, I thought it only fitting that I share with you the 19 things that my wife has taught me.&nbsp;
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These lessons, although sometimes difficult to learn, have stuck with me&hellip; and at 50, my only fear is that I have much more to learn. So, sit back and soak up the wisdom that I was handed by one of the finest humans I have ever met. 1. Patience is a virtue.&nbsp; You&rsquo;ve heard this before&hellip; nothing new.&nbsp; But it couldn&rsquo;t be truer.&nbsp; Lisa has an excess of patience where I have very little at times.&nbsp; She is so calming and patient that when I am truly frazzled, I simply call her to hear her voice.&nbsp; It has the same calming effect as her actions.&nbsp; My biggest flaw is her greatest strength and I remind myself of that when I feel like frustration is boiling over. 2. Ambition is sexy.&nbsp; Amazingly enough, this was the #1 thing I was looking for in a partner.&nbsp; Someone who would attack the world and not rely on me entirely to row the boat.&nbsp; Yes, physical chemistry had to be there.&nbsp; Absolutely, a love for the family unit was a must.&nbsp; No doubt, someone who shared my values and interests was high on the list as well.&nbsp; However, I was never able to express just how important ambition is until I heard Lisa describe it this way.&nbsp; And, of course, she was spot on. 3. Versatility is a super power.&nbsp; I use this phrase often and I see it embodied in her as this competitive dancer, financial master, entrepreneurial spirit, gold-medal mom, award-winning athlete and <a href="https://www.labarrestudios.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">small business owner</a> showcases this every day.&nbsp; She is no one-trick pony and I am amazed at what she accomplishes even to this day.&nbsp; Because of this, I try and surround myself with people of the same ilk.&nbsp; Friends, employees, you name it, anyone who can showcase versatility is worth their weight in gold&hellip; this is a great thing to understand and once you do, the sky is the limit. 4. U2 is an abysmal band.&nbsp; No, I can&rsquo;t say this with a straight face, but if you ask Lisa, one of my favorite bands (and arguably one of the greatest acts on this planet) may be her most disliked.&nbsp; Don&rsquo;t ask me how she came to that conclusion and if I met her 10 years earlier than I did, this may have been a deal breaker for me.&nbsp; This goes to show you how strong love is, that I can hear her say this and still want her to hang around. 5. People who are threatened by you will never compliment you on success.&nbsp; Years ago, when Lisa first mentioned this to me, it hit home.&nbsp; I thought of how I firmly support assuring that teammates of mine get credit where credit is due.&nbsp; It&rsquo;s always &lsquo;we&rsquo;, never &lsquo;me.&rsquo; &nbsp; With that, sometimes personal success happens and love is felt across many levels, from many sources&hellip; so much so that you tend to notice those who are unwilling to share in those successes as opposed to the ones who are.&nbsp; My advice based on what Lisa has taught me: eliminate worrying about those who can't muster a nod and a point when it is due&hellip; it&rsquo;s their issue, not yours.&nbsp; Move along.&nbsp; Sage advice. 6. Loyalty&nbsp; should be everyone's middle name.&nbsp; 88% of the people who choose a sports team before they turn 10 years old stay with that sports team for their lifetime (I heard that years ago so the metrics may have changed...)&nbsp; Think about that, though.&nbsp; Who did you grow up rooting for&hellip;?&nbsp; Are you still a fan of that team / player?&nbsp; When you obtain a career in professional sports you certainly are a fan and can remain one, but your allegiance may change as the team supporting you becomes all important.&nbsp; Lisa is the most loyal person I know.&nbsp; She lives and dies with my allegiances and I can&rsquo;t thank her enough for that loyalty.&nbsp; She knows living with a sports executive means understanding the highs and lows and it also means you may be passionate about a team one day and rooting against them a week later.&nbsp; As we have moved, so have her loyalties&hellip; and the only constant one has been to me and our happiness.&nbsp; She&rsquo;s on team Rob. 7. My family is noisy.&nbsp; If you are a fan of Italian comics, then you already know and love <a href="https://sebastianlive.com/home/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sebastian Maniscalco.&nbsp;</a> He is the best there is when it comes to this genre.&nbsp; He often jokes that his wife&rsquo;s family is the opposite of his.&nbsp; His Sicilian family is loud, confrontational, bold and overly expressive.&nbsp; Ditto for me.&nbsp; I wasn&rsquo;t fully aware of that until I had a dinner at Lisa&rsquo;s family&rsquo;s house.&nbsp; No shouting, swearing, fights&hellip; it was downright Ozzie and Harrietish. I am not sure I prefer it, but it is something that I learned!
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8. Celebrating holidays is the best thing since&hellip; well, Christmas!&nbsp; As I get older, I love the holiday&rsquo;s more and more for reasons completely departed from what I once believed.&nbsp; I don&rsquo;t care about gifts or candy or the amount of food that is placed on a table.&nbsp; I care about what that time means.&nbsp; Christmas, for example, is my favorite time of the year.&nbsp; I realize I only have a finite number of Christmases remaining and I cherish every one more than the last.&nbsp; Not only for what it means in regards to my faith, but also for what it means to my mental well-being and importance to my family.&nbsp; Lisa has made all holidays special by surrounding us in our home with remembrances of yesteryear and this time capsule of trimmings only adds to the feeling of holidays in Lisa&rsquo;s presence.&nbsp; She makes each time of year come alive with a special touch and she allows us to immerse ourselves in good, old fashioned holiday cheer.&nbsp;
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9. The right thing isn&rsquo;t always the most popular thing.&nbsp; A phrase I have heard from her since day 1 and one of my favorites as it applies to everyone.&nbsp; The choices we have to make as parents, partners, sons, daughters, friends&hellip; they can be difficult and appeasing everyone adds to the degree of difficulty of said decisions.&nbsp; Do the right thing in every situation, regardless of critics and deal with it. 10. I will never win in a swimming race.&nbsp; When / If you marry a high school swimming star you will learn 2 things; You won&rsquo;t ever beat that person in swim-off&hellip; and (most likely) you won&rsquo;t die from drowning.&nbsp; A decent payoff that I can accept. 11. Women are tougher than men.&nbsp; Period.&nbsp; Ask your mom and then be sure to thank her for bringing you in to this world.&nbsp; Lisa has given me 3 kids and I know that, alone, makes her way tougher than I will ever be. 12. Green and Yellow don&rsquo;t go together.&nbsp; On this one I don&rsquo;t fully agree&hellip; but as a lifelong Minnesota Vikings fan, she will tell you that green and yellow don&rsquo;t go together and has tremendous arguments supporting it.&nbsp; You learn something every day, right? &nbsp; 13. Dad Jeans aren&rsquo;t flattering.&nbsp; I don&rsquo;t think I will ever rock skinny jeans, but it took effort to teach me to get out of my beloved dad jeans (long on the legs and baggy in the butt) to a slimmer and more flattering pair and it&rsquo;s a lesson I am glad I learned.&nbsp; I&rsquo;m not sure I am as hip as I can possibly be&hellip; but I am getting there with her help. 14. Most people marry their mother (as Creepy as that sounds&hellip;)&nbsp; My mom has a way of being right all the time.&nbsp; Lisa does as well.&nbsp; My mom is amazing during emergency situations.&nbsp; Lisa is the best.&nbsp; My mom knows how to make me feel better because she&rsquo;s an attentive listener.&nbsp; Lisa beats anyone I know in this category. &nbsp; I can do this all day&hellip; it&rsquo;s a hard fact but if you do it right, you most likely will marry your mom&rsquo;s clone. 15. Never go to bed angry.&nbsp; A cardinal rule for Lisa and I although we don&rsquo;t bicker that often, I can tell you when we do its over something I did wrong.&nbsp; We just don&rsquo;t go to bed angry and as an added battle bonus, she once suggested we should hold hands when we fight because it is harder to be mad when holding hands&hellip; and easier to assure I don&rsquo;t catch a backhand during the tiff either. 16. There is more in me than I have ever imagined. I often wondered where I&rsquo;d be had I not met Lisa.&nbsp; Every big move, decision, leap I have taken has been with her standing beside me to assure that I had the confidence to achieve what I was hoping to achieve.&nbsp; Sometimes she was in front of me and sometimes she was behind me&hellip; but she was always there to let me know that the outcome would be OK and that was all I ever needed.&nbsp; Find yourself a spouse like this and in the face of any storm, you will be just fine.
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17. Dance like you need the money.&nbsp; This actually spawned from a ridiculous hat that Lisa has, but the meaning is not lost.&nbsp; Unafraid to put herself out there, be silly, crazy, unafraid&hellip; Lisa is that person.&nbsp; While we are on the sidelines playing it cool and trying to be smooth, she is in the spotlight making us look bad.&nbsp; The moral to this story is &ldquo;Get over yourself, dance like you need the money.&rdquo; 18. When playing her, I will never win at Monopoly or Backgammon.&nbsp; This one needs no explanation.&nbsp; Just ask her for the embarrassing results. 19. The biggest business decision you will ever make is choosing a partner.&nbsp; This one had to be my ender, although none of the previous 18 are in any particular order. &nbsp; How many people&rsquo;s lives do YOU know that are affected by the choice they made in their partner?&nbsp; (I&rsquo;ll wait&hellip; go ahead and let that soak in.) Sadly, the person you chose to stand beside you might ultimately not be there in 5, 10, 20 years&hellip; but those kids, that nest egg, your belongings&hellip; they will be tied to that person in some way.&nbsp; Choose wisely as life is a gamble.&nbsp; But in 1999 I went to the place where gambling is on everyone&rsquo;s mind and I won &hellip; and won big.
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Happy anniversary Lisa. &nbsp;Thanks for the lessons. &nbsp;They will never be forgotten.

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