A little about Travis...
Travis D. Milton is a military brat who was born and raised in the capital city of the Sunshine State, Tallahassee, Florida. He is a magna cum laude graduate of Florida A&M University (FAMU) in Tallahassee, Florida. Travis is a sports enthusiast, who currently serves as a Streaming Media Producer for Notified and formerly a Digital Video Producer for NBC Sports Group in Stamford, Connecticut.
In his current position with Notified, Travis works with a plethora of Fortune 100/500 companies where he project manages and handles the execution and production of live/pre-produced on-site/virtual presentations, meetings and conferences.
In his prior role with NBC Sports, Travis was responsible for content creation and distribution of all digital original content, promotional, sales and highlight video content for NBCSports.com, as well as NBC Sports' digital and social media and mobile/OTT platforms. He has a passion for telling stories that are impactful, and being able to do so visually.
"If you Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail"
- Benjamin Franklin.
In Travis's role with NBCOlympics.com as an Associate Producer (Video Streaming Coordinator) for the Games of the XXXI Olympiad (2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio), was collectively nominated for two Sports Emmy Awards by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in the following categories: Outstanding Trans-Media Sports Coverage, Outstanding Digital Innovation. Travis and his department went on to win a Sports Emmy in the Outstanding Trans-Media Sports Coverage category.
In 2017 and 2018, Travis collectively with NBC Sports Group were winners of the Sports Business Journals Award for the 'Best in Sports Media' and 'Best in Digital Sports Media' categories.
In 2017, Travis competed in the 3rd annual NBC Sports Group Idea Lab. Travis and his team competed in and won a 'Shark-Tank' formatted competition to pitch a proposal that will impact their Sports Engine digital property to Senior and Executive leadership and reigned victorious in the network-wide competition.
