Dan Corso
President
Dan Corso joined the Atlanta Sports Council (ASC) in 1999.As ASC President, he has played a central role in positioning Atlanta as one of the world’s premier destinations for major sporting events.
The Atlanta Sports Council’s mission is tofacilitatethe development of sports in Metro Atlanta by serving as a recruiter and organizer for major sporting events. The organization has successfully hosted numerous high-profile events, including the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Final Four, MLB, NHL, and NBA All-Star Games, WrestleMania XXVII, and the ACC and SEC Basketball Tournaments.
- In 2017, the ASC launched its Championship Hosting Division to further strengthen the execution of large-scale events. Under Corso’s leadership, the division has secured and delivered:
- 2018 and 2025 College Football Playoff National Championships
- Super Bowl LIII (2019) and Super Bowl LXII (2028)
- 2020 and 2031 NCAA Men’s Final Four
- 2025 NCAA Men’s Basketball Southeast Regional
- FIFA World Cup 2026
During Corso’s tenure, the Atlanta Sports Council has been named Sports Commission of the Year multiple times by the National Association of Sports Commissions, reflecting the organization’s national leadership and sustained excellence in event delivery.
Currently, Corso serves as President of the Atlanta Super Bowl Host Committee which oversees the day-to-day operations of Atlanta’s hosting of the Super Bowl LXII in 2028 working closely with key partners including the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau, Atlanta United, the City of Atlanta, Georgia World Congress Center, Metro Atlanta Chamber, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and the State of Georgia.
Corso is a graduate of Florida State University and a member of Leadership Atlanta (Class of 2017) and the Rotary Club of Atlanta. He serves on the board of directors of the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau and the College Football Hall of Fame (emeritus) and has been named one of the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Most Admired CEOs.
