Senior Associate Director of Athletics - Development

Todd Reeser was named Georgia State's Senior Associate Director of Athletics for Development in August 2009

Reeser spent the previous four years as Associate AD for Development at the University of Central Florida, where he oversaw record-breaking unrestricted annual support through the Golden Knights Club and a doubling of the number of athletics donors. He also led the development and implementation of priority seating plans for UCF's Bright House Networks Football Stadium and UCF Arena.

Before going to UCF in 2005, Reeser served nearly eight years (1997-05) as assistant athletics director and director of major gifts at his alma mater, Illinois State University. During that time, he was the chief athletics development officer during the University's first comprehensive fundraising campaign, and he was responsible for a successful re-seating of Redbird Arena.

He previously spent nine years at Drake University (1988-97) as director of athletics development and then assistant athletics director.

Reeser began his athletics career as an intern at Southern Illinois University (1986-87), and then he spent one year (1987-88) as assistant director of promotions and development at Illinois State before going to Drake in November 1988.

Reeser captained the baseball team at Illinois State, where he earned his bachelor's degree in general finance in 1985. He added a master's in sports administration from St. Thomas University in 1986.

A native of Chenoa, Ill., Reeser and his wife Janet have three children: Tanner, Thad and Cassidy.