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ParOne Appoints Sheryn Richards to Lead Marketing for AI Golf Platform AVA Golf

ParOne appoints Sheryn Richards to spearhead marketing for AVA Golf’s AI-driven performance platform, aiming to redefine golfer analytics and insights.

ParOne has appointed Sheryn Richards to lead the marketing efforts at AVA Golf, its wholly-owned subsidiary focused on developing an AI-powered game improvement intelligence platform. This initiative is geared towards transforming how golfers analyze and enhance their performance through advanced video and data capabilities.

Richards joins AVA Golf with nearly a decade of experience in digital marketing, demand generation, and brand strategy, particularly within the golf and sports technology sectors. Most recently, she held the position of Digital Marketing Manager at GOLFZON America, where she spearheaded digital strategy across multiple brands, enhancing SEO growth, marketing automation, and analytics.

Before her tenure at GOLFZON, Richards played a pivotal role at Troon, managing over 120 websites, eCommerce platforms, and mobile applications for various golf courses and hospitality brands across the United States. Her background also encompasses agency and consulting work, focusing on SEO, website optimization, and performance analytics.

In her new role at AVA Golf, Richards will be tasked with building the marketing function from the ground up. This includes overseeing brand strategy, go-to-market execution, demand generation, and communication efforts as the company prepares to launch its AI-driven platform. Her goal is to position AVA as a category-defining performance intelligence brand built upon proprietary video and data systems.

“We are building AVA to become a defining performance intelligence platform in golf,” said JR Charles, Founder and CEO of ParOne. “That requires more than marketing. It requires precision, credibility, and scalable systems. Sheryn brings all three.”

Reflecting on her new position, Richards expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity to make performance insights more actionable for golfers. “Built on a strong foundation in video and data, AVA is focused on giving players a clearer, more complete view of their game,” she stated. “I’m looking forward to shaping the brand from the ground up and bringing it to market in a way that’s thoughtful, credible, and built to last.”

Richards holds a Bachelor of Arts in New Media Arts from George Mason University. She began her career in creative and digital design, a foundation that continues to influence her user-first approach to marketing.

Founded in 2020, ParOne is a golf technology company that develops platforms and tools designed to enhance golf media, performance, and analytics, providing data-driven solutions for partners and golfers alike. Its portfolio encompasses several subsidiaries, including AVA Golf, the upcoming AI-powered performance platform; GolfCentral.tv, a golf streaming network distributing premium content globally; ParOne.dev LLC, which offers custom engineering services for digital products; and ParOne Holdings, LLC, focused on investment in other golf technology ventures to fortify the ecosystem.

ParOne aims to merge media, technology, and data to create scalable golf solutions that drive performance and innovation. As AVA Golf prepares for its launch, the company looks to redefine how golfers utilize technology to improve their games.

For more information, visit www.parone.com or contact [email protected].

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