Andrew Imber

Andrew Imber, a lifelong fan of the Florida Panthers, has cultivated a career as a prominent Public Address Announcer. His journey with the Panthers organization began with attending games at the Miami Arena in 1993, solidifying his dedication to the team from its early days. Prior to assuming his official role, Imber was a season ticket holder and also interned for the team during the 2012 playoff battle against New Jersey, attending every home game. This foundational experience provided him with a deep understanding of the team and its fan base.

Imber officially began his tenure as the Public Address Announcer for the Florida Panthers, completing his eighth season (346 total games) as of June 2023. In this role, he is responsible for the in-arena announcements, including goal calls, which contribute to the atmosphere of live hockey games. Beyond his primary role with the Panthers, Imber’s voice talents extend to other significant events. He has served as the Spring Training Voice for the Astros/Nats at Cacti Park of the Palm Beaches and has been involved with American Ninja Warrior Season 9. His work also includes voice contributions for American Heritage, Barry, and FAU, demonstrating his versatility in professional announcing.

His career highlights include announcing Jaromir Jagr moving into second place all-time in NHL points, and his participation in the NHL Skills Competition and All-Star Game. A significant milestone was announcing during the Stanley Cup Final, an experience he described as highly impactful due to the increased audience and the desire for precision. Imber recounts specific memorable moments during playoff runs, such as Matthew Tkachuk’s game-winning goal in the Carolina series and Carter Verhaeghe’s overtime winner against Vegas, emphasizing the elevated energy of playoff games.