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American businessman Zak Brown will become the new executive director of the McLaren Technology Group next month as the company begins its restructuring process following the departure of CEO Ron Dennis last week.Brown will work alongside existing COO Jonathan Neale and report to an executive committee made up of McLarens majority shareholders as they continue to search for Dennis direct replacement. Brown will start in his role on a yet-to-be-confirmed date next month, with a press release referring to his appointment as a significant part of a restructuring programme that will align the Groups commercial and strategic operations relating to achieving success in Formula One.Brown has extensive experience in the commercial side of the sport after founding and running the JMI marketing group that has been closely involved with several sponsorship deals in F1. Earlier this year he was linked to a position with F1s new investors Liberty Media, but ultimately opted to take the McLaren role.Im immensely proud to be joining McLaren Technology Group, Brown said. I have the utmost respect and admiration for what the business has achieved to date, and I look forward to contributing to the next important phase in its development.Having worked closely with McLaren for many years, Ive been struck by the talent and ambition of the entire workforce, and I very much look forward to complementing the businesss many existing strengths, and building on them to drive future success in everything we do.As founder of Just Marketing International (JMI) -- now the worlds largest motorsport marketing agency -- Ive often worked closely with McLaren as I say, and Ive developed some excellent relationships across the company. Together weve delivered some great sponsorship deals, including Johnnie Walker, GSK, Hilton, Lenovo, Chandon and NTT.Best of all, in my new role Ill be able to combine my absolute passion with my unparalleled area of expertise -- respectively motorsport and marketing -- while ensuring that the two stay totally aligned.A new title sponsor is likely to be high on Browns priority list after Dennis tried and failed to find a replacement for Vodafone over the last three years.Dennis was put on gardening leave last week after losing out in power struggle with his fellow shareholders. He retains a 25% stake in the company and a seat on the board.Minnesota Twins Store . 8 Kansas to a 64-63 win over Texas Tech on Tuesday night. The freshman from Vaughan, Ont. Frank Viola Twins Jersey .ca! Hi Kerry, Its another day and here we are looking at another dubious hit to the head. 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Burris threw two TD passes, including a key 15-yard fourth-quarter strike to Bakari Grant that effectively countered a Toronto comeback bid and led Hamilton to a 33-19 victory.FARGO, N.D. -- North Dakota State University president Dean Bresciani did not violate state Board of Higher Education policy with the way he handled a controversial plan on media guidelines for athletics, a report by an outside investigator said Monday.North Dakota University System Chancellor Mark Hagerott called for the investigation after Bresciani quickly scrapped the guidelines involving restrictions on live broadcasting, internet streaming and social media posts following criticism by journalists and others. Bresciani said he wasnt consulted on the rules that were issued July 29 and his Aug. 2 news release rescinding them included an apology from NDSU athletic director Matt Larsen.Attorney Kathy Perkins, of Lawrence, Kansas, was asked to evaluate whether Bresciani violated board rules on core values, authority, responsibility and conduct. Perkins said in her seven-page report that Bresciani told the truth about his lack of prior knowledge and his conduct did not rise to the level of a policy violation.Perkins added that Bresciani could have limited the controversy had he communicated more fully with Hagerott.If President Bresciani had made the decision too rescind the guidelines more deliberately, some of the negative media coverage and the adverse impact on athletics ability to protect the media rights holders and corresponding lack of advertising revenue could have been avoided, the report said.dddddddddddd.Athletic department officials had said the new rules were needed to secure revenue generated by the popularity of the five-time national champion football team and give the media-rights holders the access they paid for.Higher education board chair Kathleen Neset said in a statement that the boards audit committee will review Perkins report and make any necessary recommendations. Neset declined to be interviewed. Bresciani declined to comment.The media guidelines flap comes after the higher education board in June voted to delay extending Brescianis contract, saying he needs to work on teamwork, communication and collaboration. The board is slated to decide on his future next month.The university system estimated Perkins fee to be between $8,000 and $12,000 for the investigation. ' ' '