As league development manager and director of the Challenger Division for Little League Baseball and Softball, Sam Ranck has a wide scope of responsibilities. When the Little League World Series arrives, the 2006 Penn College business management graduate assumes agratifying new role: Overseeing the arrival of the 16 teams that advance to the title tournament and tending to their varied needs whenever they're off the field. "You know, a business management degree can take you a lot of places," Ranck told Tom Speicher, writer/video editor at the college. "It's not always sitting behind a desk." Take a timely look at Ranck's vital role in the Little League World Series lineup an all-star alumnus who found a dream job in his South Williamsport backyard and see how Penn College's "degrees that work" can put the world at your fingertips.As league development manager and director of the Challenger Division for Little League Baseball and Softball, Sam Ranck has a wide scope of responsibilities. When the Little League World Series arrives, the 2006 Penn College business management graduate assumes agratifying new role: Overseeing the arrival of the 16 teams that advance to the title tournament and tending to their varied needs whenever they're off the field. "You know, a business management degree can take you a lot of places," Ranck told Tom Speicher, writer/video editor at the college. "It's not always sitting behind a desk." Take a timely look at Ranck's vital role in the Little League World Series lineup an all-star alumnus who found a dream job in his South Williamsport backyard and see how Penn College's "degrees that work" can put the world at your fingertips.