Laura Okmin

Laura Okmin is a sports broadcaster. She is the third longest tenured sideline reporter in NFL history, covering the league for the NFL on FOX and Westwood One’s NFL national radio games. She’s covered more than 10 Super Bowls, 3 Olympic games, and reported from multiple World Series and NBA and NHL championships. Laura has worked for CNN, TNT/TBS Sports, hosted national shows on FSN and was a sideline reporter from the Orange and Fiesta BCS Bowl Games. She began her broadcasting career as a Sports Reporter/Anchor in Montgomery, AL, Chattanooga, TN and Sports Channel in Chicago, where she traveled with the Chicago Bulls during their championship run leading to an Emmy Award. She founded her company, GALVANIZE, to train and mentor young women entering the sports world. She established The Stuart Scott Minority Scholarship in memory of her best friend and ESPN anchor who passed away in 2015. The scholarship provides additional opportunities for young women to participate in GALVANIZE programs throughout the year. She started the production company OKERTY ENTERTAINMENT with her husband Michael Hagerty. The company produces scripted and unscripted content.