Drew Gallagher(III)
- Producer
Drew Gallagher joined ESPN in 2000, and is currently a coordinating producer. He oversees production of ESPN's college sports studio shows, including College GameDay (football and basketball), College Football Playoff Top 25 Rankings Show, College Football Live, and the NFL Draft on ABC.
Gallagher's 20-year career at ESPN began as a production assistant, working primarily on NHL 2 Night - cutting highlights, features and producing graphics. From 2002-2007, he served as an associate producer, producing features, teases and segments for ESPN studio shows, including Sunday NFL Countdown and NASCAR. Focusing more on features, Gallagher was a features producer (2007-2011), working on short and long form features for all ESPN studio shows. In 2011, he moved into a new role as a features manager, where he oversaw production of ESPN features, specifically for College GameDay.
His work has been recognized by a number of industry-wide organizations, including several Sports Emmys, Gold Medal from the New York Festivals ("My Wish") and a Gracie Award ("Mighty Macs").
Prior to joining ESPN, he was a special projects coordinator for the New England Sports Network (NESN).
A native of Media, Pa., Gallagher is a graduate of Boston College, where he earned a bachelor of arts in communications and history in 1999.
Gallagher's 20-year career at ESPN began as a production assistant, working primarily on NHL 2 Night - cutting highlights, features and producing graphics. From 2002-2007, he served as an associate producer, producing features, teases and segments for ESPN studio shows, including Sunday NFL Countdown and NASCAR. Focusing more on features, Gallagher was a features producer (2007-2011), working on short and long form features for all ESPN studio shows. In 2011, he moved into a new role as a features manager, where he oversaw production of ESPN features, specifically for College GameDay.
His work has been recognized by a number of industry-wide organizations, including several Sports Emmys, Gold Medal from the New York Festivals ("My Wish") and a Gracie Award ("Mighty Macs").
Prior to joining ESPN, he was a special projects coordinator for the New England Sports Network (NESN).
A native of Media, Pa., Gallagher is a graduate of Boston College, where he earned a bachelor of arts in communications and history in 1999.
