Renew your 2017-18 PVC Membership Today!

As we kick-off the 2017-18 academic year and what promises to be another exciting year for Princeton Athletics, we hope you will “Tiger Up” and become a member of the Princeton Varsity Club, or renew your membership. Your investment in our student-athletes and commitment to “Education Through Athletics” helps the PVC provide opportunities for over 1,000 varsity student-athletes to Achieve, to Serve and to Lead in the classroom, community and on the field of play.

To become a PVC member or renew your membership, make your online gift here, or download the contribution card to mail back to the Princeton Varsity Club.

PVC Membership levels include Lifetime Members, Service Circle Members and Annual Members (as well as our young alumni “Earn Your Stripes” and “First Year Free” programs). To learn more about the different PVC membership levels and accompanying donor benefits and recognition, please visit our membership page on the PVC website by clicking here. Please be sure to renew your PVC membership to stay current on all upcoming PVC events.

PVC membership provides funding for annual PVC events and programs that benefit all 37 varsity teams, including:

Gary Walters ’67 PVC Awards Banquet & PVC Letter Sweater program
Tigers in the Community Program, including Weapons of Mass Construction, the PVC Service Circle, Reading with the Tigers, Coach for College and the Student-Athlete Service Council
PVC Weight Room in Jadwin Gym
Jake McCandless ’51 PVC Speaker Series
PVC Welcome Barbecue for varsity student-athletes and coaches
On campus receptions and off campus events as part of the PVC “On the Road” series
PVC communications and publications (PVC News and https://princetonvarsityclub.org/)

The PVC also provides critical financial flexibility to the Department of Athletics and all gifts to the PVC are fully tax-deductible. Membership is open to all supporters of Princeton Athletics. We hope you will consider joining our team!

Upcoming Events

06apr7:30 pm8:45 pmJake McCandless '51 PVC Speaker Series: Jeff Ingold '90 & Ted Price '90Open to the entire Princeton community

Event Details

The Princeton community is invited to join us in McCosh 10 on Thursday, April 6th for a conversation with Jeff Ingold ’90 and Ted Price ’90 as part of the Jake McCandless ’51 PVC Speaker Series. Ingold and Price are former Princeton squash teammates who have gone on to very unique careers in the entertainment industry, producing some of the most recognizable television shows and video games in the world.

Jake McCandless ’51 PVC Speaker Series
Conversation with Entertainment Executives Jeff Ingold ’90 & Ted Price ’90

The conversation will be moderated by Ford Family Director of Athletics, John Mack ’00. The speaker series event is free and open to the general public (no advanced registration required). The Jake McCandless ’51 PVC Speaker Series was endowed in the name of J.L. “Jake” McCandless ’51, who coached Princeton to the 1969 Ivy League football championship during the Tigers’ centennial year of football. Click here to learn more about the series and past featured speakers.

LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR FEATURED SPEAKERS
Jeff Ingold ’90, is the President of Bill Lawrence’s Doozer Productions at Warner Bros. Television. He just wrapped production on the third season of the two-time Emmy award winning series Ted Lasso, as well as Shrinking (starring Jason Segel and Harrison Ford) and Bad Monkey (starring Vince Vaughn), both for Apple TV+.

Prior to joining Doozer Productions, Ingold was the longtime comedy head at NBC. After rising through the ranks as a current executive on such hit NBC shows as Just Shoot Me, Will & Grace, and Scrubs, Ingold transitioned to the development team where he oversaw The Office. In 2006, Ingold was promoted to the head of NBC comedy under then President, Kevin Reilly. During the rest of his tenure, which included expanded oversight of Universal Television comedies in addition to NBC, Ingold supervised the critically acclaimed series 30 Rock, Parks & Recreation, And Community. When he left in 2011, Ingold’s title was Executive Vice President, NBC and Universal Comedy Series.

Ingold is a graduate of Princeton University and the USC Marshall School of Business. He currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and two children.

Ted Price ’90 is President and Founder of Insomniac Games – a videogame developer with over 500 employees located across US and Canada, working remotely and onsite in its bi-coastal offices. In 2019 Insomniac was acquired by Sony Interactive Entertainment.

Since 1994 Insomniac has created high profile game franchises in the console, VR, AR and mobile spaces. Some of its more popular creations include the Spyro the Dragon series, the Ratchet and Clank series, the Resistance: Fall of Man series, Sunset Overdrive and Marvel’s Spider-Man. Upcoming games include Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Marvel’s Wolverine for the PlayStation 5.

Insomniac’s games have sold over 100 million units worldwide since the company’s inception. Insomniac has also won numerous local, state and national workplace awards for its unique culture.

Price’s responsibilities at Insomniac include directing the company’s strategic planning and helping shape its culture as well as contributing to its projects. Price is also the Vice Chairman of the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences. He graduated from Princeton University with a B.A. in English.