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Jerry Kurz
Jerry B. Kurz (born June 21, 1949)〔(birth ref at Company Director Check (UK) website )〕 is one of the founding members of arena football, and part owner of Gridiron Enterprises.
==Life prior to AF1==
Kurz attended college and played football at the University of Oklahoma to earn his undergraduate degree. At Northern Illinois University he earned a Juris Doctor Degree. He and his wife Kathryn, both being licensed attorneys, operated their own law firm for 20 years together. Together the two have a son named Matthew Hall Kurz, who was a walk-on to the Indiana University football team from 2005-2010.
Kurz has worked with arena football for 28 years. He is the second-longest tenured employee of Arena football. Only losing out to Arena Football creator Jim Foster served longer. Under his leadership as president of AF2, the league expand in many small-to-mid-sized markets. This helped bring the Arena Football League back in 2010 after the 2009 season was canceled due to financial problems. Kurz has also worked as the league's Vice President of International Development. His main responsibility in this position was to carry out the H3 Visa Program. In this program, international players were exposed to, and played in the Arena Football League system. He oversaw international Arena Football games.〔http://cbspittsburgh.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/pghpowermediaguide2011.pdf〕
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