Fans Don't Let Fans Drive Drunk

12/05/2025

92 years ago today, the 21st amendment repealed prohibition. Thank you to all the TEAM Coalition stakeholders - Anheuser-Busch, Aramark, The Beer Institute, Legends Global, Live Nation Concerts, Molson Coors, NBA, National Beer Wholesalers Association, NCAA, New Belgium Brewing, OVG 360, Las Vegas Raiders, Stadium Managers Association, HERO Campaign, and RADD - for joining us yesterday for our semi-annual stakeholders meeting and for working with us to ensure beverage alcohol continues to be enjoyed safely and responsibly.

07/19/2025

SMA Regional Forum proved to be incredibly productive and educational. Thank you Lester Jones (Chief Economist from National Beer Wholesalers Association for co-presenting with me on alcohol profitability & responsibility.

Can you name the venue?

05/25/2025

Before the 350,000 expected attendees find their seats at today's running of the 109th Indianapolis 500...

Before the 33 racers hear that iconic, "Gentlemen start your engines..."

We are proud to share that 861 Aramark employees serving alcohol at the Brickyard today became TEAM-certified in effective alcohol management.

04/11/2025

In honor of April 10th, National Alcohol Screening Day, let's recognize the five venues who certified the most employees in TEAM training during 2024. Congratulations and thank you to these programs for their outstanding commitment to alcohol management training!

12/20/2024

Wishing You Very Responsible and Happy Holidays

Click to view the TEAM Coalition Annual Report - https://teamcoalition.org/news/annual-reports-fy2024/

01/03/2023

Happy New Year from TEAM!

08/16/2022

06/01/2022

Today is our Executive Director, Jill Kiefer's, 20th anniversary with TEAM Coalition! Please join us in congratulating her in the comments below. Thanks for all you do, Jill Pepper !

05/17/2022

Drunk driving prevention is a top priority for TEAM Coalition. Early 2021 NHTSA crash data estimates show the negative trend from 2020 did not reverse course in 2021. Estimated alcohol-related crashes are up 5% over the record high from the previous year.