The Big Hoopla NCAA First Four Local Organizing Committee

The Big Hoopla NCAA First Four Local Organizing Committee is a non-profit organization based in Dayton, Ohio. Employing 100-249 people, the committee generates $50 million in annual revenue. Their mission is to support the University of Dayton as a preferred host site for the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship's First Four games. The committee's primary focus is on organizing and managing the First Four events, leveraging the national exposure of the NCAA Tournament to showcase the Dayton region. This involves collaborating with local businesses, community organizations, and government agencies to create a welcoming and memorable experience for players, coaches, media, and fans. The committee also works to generate economic benefits for the Dayton region through tourism and increased business activity. The Big Hoopla NCAA First Four Local Organizing Committee distinguishes itself through its volunteer-led structure. Comprised of over 50 executives and community leaders, the committee draws on the expertise and passion of regional stakeholders. This highly efficient and self-sustaining model allows them to deliver exceptional events while maximizing the positive impact on the Dayton community. For more information about The Big Hoopla NCAA First Four Local Organizing Committee, please visit their website at daytonhoopla.com.