Luka Dukich

Luka is the President of Content for the Chicago Bulls, where he leads the teams responsible for content strategy, creation and distribution - including video, design, social media, international content and digital partnerships. With more than 45 million fans across social platforms, the Bulls are one of the most followed sports teams in the U.S., and Luka’s team plays a central role in storytelling and building the team’s brand with this global audience. Recent wins include:\n\n- Sports Business Journal’s “Best in Sports Social Media” Nominee (2025) \n- Hashtag Sports “Most Creative Partnership” Award Winner (2023) \n- Brand Innovators Midwest 40 under 40 (2018) \n- Sports Business Journal’s “Best in Sports Social Media” Award Winner (2017) \n\nDuring his tenure with the Bulls, Luka also spent two seasons (2021-22) in a consulting role with the Chicago White Sox, helping to build out their digital content team and overall content strategy. Prior to his time at the Bulls, Luka also spent five years working in public relations and sports marketing at United Entertainment Group, a DJE Company. \n\nLuka graduated from Valparaiso University, earning a bachelor's degree in Public Relations & Business Administration. Born in Belgrade, Serbia, Luka now resides in the Chicago suburbs with his wife and son. He loves reading, movies and sports, with a particular passion for basketball, boxing and soccer.

Industry Track

Rewriting the Playbook: How Creators Are Shaping the Future of Sports Media

Duration: 1 hour

Location: Ballroom AB (Industry Mainstage)

Thursday, June 19

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Categories: Commerce/Retail, Creator Companies & Careers, Platforms/Media/Entertainment, Revenue & Monetization

Featuring: Alexis Ramos, Anthony Hamilton Jr, Courtney Hirsch and more

The traditional model of sports coverage is being upended by a new generation of creators who are turning personality-driven storytelling into a powerful engine for fandom and growth. From short-form commentary and behind-the-scenes content to creator-led leagues and hybrid ventures, the sports content ecosystem is evolving fast, and fans are showing up for it. This session brings together architects behind some of today’s most forward-thinking sports media businesses to explore how they’re capturing next-gen attention, building communities that extend far beyond the game, and monetizing through smart, connected IP. We’ll unpack how creator-led models are influencing engagement, distribution, and business strategy to identify what it takes to stay relevant in a landscape where the highlight reel is just the beginning.

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