VolleyballMag.com’s Feinswog partners with investors Redzic, Garard to expand coverage

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana — Tech veteran Gordan Redzic and First Point Volleyball Foundation founder Wade Garard have joined forces with Lee Feinswog to become equity partners in VolleybalMag.com (Volleyball Magazine), which will result in expanded coverage of the best sport on the planet.

Redzic brings both a professional background in technology and a history of volleyball to his role as VolleyballMag.com’s Chairman & President. Redzic currently serves as CTO of CareScout, a division of Genworth. Previously, Redzic had been CTO of Onbe and a VP of Technology at SleepNumber.

Redzic is an alumnus of Loyola Chicago and Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management, and the son of a former Serbian professional volleyball player. Redzic, who lives in Chicago, actively plays volleyball and coaches for Energy Volleyball Club’s Forza program, where his two sons play. Redzic also coaches freshmen boys volleyball at Maine South High School.

“We want to accelerate the growth of VolleyballMag.com by incorporating cutting-edge tech with great writing and engaging with a wider audience, with a goal to be the world’s preeminent volleyball content destination,” Redzic said.

Garard has spent a career in non-profit management, entrepreneurship and venture investing. In 2016, Garard founded First Point Volleyball Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to growing boys and men’s volleyball in America. Garard and Redzic came to know one another as fellow First Point board members. Garard co-founded and was the first investor of Odyssey Media Group and led its expansion from a college print newspaper to a digital channel with 30 million monthly active users at its height. Garard’s daughter Mamie played club volleyball at Munciana VBC, college volleyball at San Jose State and professional volleyball overseas.

“This is so exciting to have both volleyball-knowledgeable partners and people coming on board to give us the resources VolleyballMag.com needs to, as they say in sports, take it to the next level,” said Feinswog, the editor of the daily digital news source for all things volleyball.

Feinswog and the late Ed Chan bought Volleyball Magazine in 2016 and converted it to a digital only publication. It has grown exponentially since then and is the leader in coverage of the sport, from NCAA women’s and men, NCAA beach, AVP and Volleyball World pro beach volleyball, pro indoors and club and high…