PUBLIC RELATIONS PROFESSIONAL AND SPORTS BROADCASTER NATE MARCH
With over 15 years as a dynamic communications leader and award-winning play-by-play broadcaster, Nate March has honed his public relations expertise across the high-stakes worlds of professional sports and higher education, transforming challenges into compelling narratives that drive engagement and protect reputations. In professional sports, he oversaw Florida-based communications for Pittsburgh Pirates Spring Training and the Florida State League Bradenton Marauders, also serving as an award-winning broadcaster for the latter (2017 Florida State League Broadcaster of the Year). Transitioning to higher education, Nate played pivotal roles in numerous award-winning marketing campaigns at State College of Florida before shifting his focus to public affairs and government relations. He served as Director of Communications at New College of Florida from 2023 to 2025, steering the institution through a transformative period of national scrutiny—managing crisis communications, internal alignment, and external storytelling that garnered coverage in outlets like The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Guardian, and Chronicle of Higher Education. His proven acumen in forging relationships with local beat reporters and elite national media, coupled with a full-stack skill set in copywriting, content creation, media relations, and stakeholder engagementpositions Nate as the strategic partner organizations trust to navigate complexity, seize opportunities, and amplify their voice with authenticity and precision.
NOTES FROM NATE

March on the mic
A former competitive public speaker, I have extensive experience as an emcee, game broadcaster and on-camera spokesperson.

Community-Minded
I've been blessed with numerous opportunities to give back to my community, including serving on non-profit boards and coaching youth sports. One of the most impactful contributions of my life was working in hurricane relief operation after Hurricane Milton struck Sarasota in 2024.

At every stop in my career I've had the chance to work on the planning and execution of exceptional public events. One of those, the New College Socratic Stage Dialogue Series, featured Bill Nye the Science Guy in September of 2024.

March On the call
I have play-by-play experience in more than 10 sports at levels ranging from high school to NCAA Division I. My baseball experience includes more than 750 minor league baseball broadcasts.

Sports Play-by- Play PHILOSOPHY
As a broadcaster I strive to follow these three tenets.
1. Entertain - if the audience is not entertained, you will not hold their focus.
2. Inform - be thoroughly detailed in describing the action as it occurs.
3. Educate - leave the audience with knowledge of the game, the teams, and the players they will want to remember.