The New York Times
September 9, 2001
By Marek Fuchs
In The Memorabilia Game
New Roc City-Based Steiner Sports Is A Leader In The Industry...
Twice a year, Franco Harris leaves his home in Pittsburgh to go to an office here and autograph football, photographs and other items. Mark Messier and Derek Jeter also make the trip, as do dozens of other athletes. Their destination is Steiner Sports, one of the nation's largest sports memorabilia and marketing companies. Based in New Roc City, the company has 70 employees and expects revenue of $30 million this year. The company was sold to Omnicom Group last year, but it's founder, Brandon Steiner, remains as chariman. He is a man who has made a career out of befriending pro ahtletes.
Steiner Sports Ranks 8th in HSC's Top 100 Industry Leaders in Sports Collectibles
This excerpt is from HSC publications which is a Comprehensive Sports Collectible Informational Resource. The publication ranks Industry leaders of the Top Individuals and Companies. To determine the ranking, HSC publications called upon top industry leaders who are the most knowledgeable group of people in the field.
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Steiner Sports Rocks Midwest Center at FanFest 2002
They call it heaven on earth for baseball fans. More than 40 baseball-themed attractions filled the Midwest Express Center for five days as the John Hancock MLB All-Star FanFest arrived in Milwaukee on July 5, 2002. FanFest is the largest baseball event in the world, giving fans of all ages a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The Steiner Sports exhibit at the FanFest was a huge success.
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New York: Giuliani, Torre to sign memorabilia for charity
Steiner Sports Marketing and the Twin Towers Fund announced that former New York City Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Chariman of the Board of the Twin Towers Fund and New York Yankees Manager Joe Torre will sign a limited number of commemorative memorabilia to raise charity funds.
Giuliani And Torre Team Up With Steiner Sports To Benefit The Twin Towers Fund
Rudy Giuliani and Joe Torre set to sign collectibles to raise money for the families of September 11th victims
Steiner Sports Marketing and the Twin Towers Fund announced today that former New York City Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Chariman of the Board of the Twin Towers Fund and New York Yankees Manager Joe Torre will sign a limited number of commemorative memorabilia to raise funds that will provide financial assistance to 436 families (including 789 children) of rescue workers who perished on September 11.
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In the Memorabilia Game
Twice a year, Franco Harris leaves his home in Pittsburgh to go to an office here and autograph footballs, photographs and other items.

Mark Messier and Derek Jeter also make the trip, as do dozens of other athletes.
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Brandon Steiner - New York Rising Star - 40 Under 40
With his broken nose and hefty build, Brandon Steiner could easily pass for a football player. But Mr. Steiner would be the first to tell you that he's no athlete. He's just a guy making a lot of money selling sports.
Starting eight years ago with just $4,000 in his pocket, Mr. Steiner is now one of the city's premier sports marketers. His privately held firm generated $4 million in sales last year by playing matchmaker to corporate sponsors and athletes...
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