Paul Andrews was promoted to his position as Executive Vice President of Kroenke Sports Enterprises in April 2005. Andrews works with KSE President Stan Kroenke on overseeing the day-to-day business operations within KSE. These entities include: Pepsi Center, Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, Colorado Crush, Colorado Mammoth, Colorado Rapids, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, and the historical Paramount Theatre in downtown Denver. As Chief Marketing Officer, Andrews directly oversees the Ticket Sales, Service and Operations departments, as well as the Creative, Marketing and Corporate Sponsorship departments. In 2007, Andrews and the Marketing team launched their newest initiative forming a ticketing company to service the Colorado Rapids, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and Paramount Theatre known as “TicketHorse”.

Andrews began his career in professional sports with the Denver Nuggets as an account executive in September 1990. Demonstrating his desire to learn other facets of the industry, he was put in charge of directing Game Operations in addition to his sales duties in 1991. Continuing his climb up the Nuggets hierarchy, he was promoted to Ticket Sales Manager in 1994. Due to his efforts, the Nuggets had their most successful sellout streak in franchise history, numbering 56 games during the course of the 1994-95 and 1995-96 seasons.

When it was announced that the Quebec Nordiques would be moving to Denver in 1995-96 to become the Colorado Avalanche, new challenges arose for Andrews. He is credited with designing and instituting the initial seating plans, innovative group sales programs, as well as advanced development of targeted telemarketing for season ticket sales. As a result, the Avalanche sold out 487 games in a row spanning a period of over a decade.

A native of Colorado, Andrews is a 1983 graduate of Alameda High School and went on to earn a bachelors degree in Marketing from the University of Wyoming. He and his wife, Marlie, reside in Arvada with their two sons, Aaron and Trace.