Yoojin Park: Empowering Women in Sports

On March 24, the Los Angeles Rams are spotlighting women making a difference during women's history month.

This week, they're featuring Eugene Park, who joined the team last May as international manager.

She oversees activities in seven key global markets, including Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Japan, China, Korea, and the United Arab Emirates.

Her role keeps her connected to exciting events worldwide, from cultural festivals in Mexico City,

to pop-up experiences in Shanghai and youth clinics in Melbourne.

Even when not traveling physically, she coordinates community programs and fan engagements across these regions,

adapting Los Angeles ideas to fit. Local vibes. Park credits strong leaders like Stephanie Cheng, head of international and special projects

for shaping her skills and efficiency, work ethic, and building relationships.

She's built lasting ties with past managers too, which helps her thrive in this fast-paced job.

What drives her most is seen smiles at Rams events, whether reading books with kids in Japan or launching youth programs elsewhere.

As someone new to sports, she wants more opportunities for women in the industry.

Park suggests celebrating women's history month by thanking trailblazers who opened doors, inspiring the next generation both here and abroad.