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BOARD of DIRECTORS MEETING Orlando City Soccer Stadium West BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING Orlando City Soccer Stadium West Club 655 W. Church Street Orlando, FL 32805 November 10, 2017 9:00 AM Florida Sports Foundation 101 North Monroe Street, Suite 1000 Tallahassee, FL 32301 850.488.8347 www.flasports.com BOARD OF DIRECTORS DIRECTORY 2017-2018 Mr. Jesse Biter, Chair Mr. Flavio Augusto da Silva Biter Enterprises Orlando City Soccer Club Founder & CEO Designee: Mr. Renato Reis 1233 N Gulfstream Ave, Chief Information Officer Sarasota, FL 34236 618 E. South Street, Suite 510 (W) 941-870-3679 Orlando, FL 32801 [email protected] (W) 407-480-4780 [email protected] Mr. Jeff Mielke, Vice Chair Mr. Micky Arison Lee County Sports Development The Miami Heat Executive Director Designee: Mr. Jarred Diamond 2201 Second Street, Suite 501 EVP, Heat Group Enterprises Ft. Myers, FL 33901 601 Biscayne Boulevard (W) 239-533-5273 Miami, Fl 33132 (C) 239-707-3951 (W) 786-777-1467 [email protected] (C) 305-986-2323 [email protected] Mr. Patrick W. Lawlor, Chair BF&C Dr. Pamella Dana Lawlor | Zigler & Galaxy Sports Advisors Sure Lure Charter Company One Royal Palm Place Owner 1877 S. Federal Hwy Suite # 110 200 Gulf Shore Drive, #323 Boca Raton, FL 33432 Destin, FL 32541 (W) 561-372-3500 (W) 850- 556-5798 (C) 561-289-8606 (C) 850-556-5798 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Rick Hatcher, Chair M&T Mr. Rich DeVos Treasure Coast Sports Commission Orlando Magic Executive Director Designee: Mr. Michael Forde Tradition Field Executive Vice President of Sales 527 NW Peacock Blvd 400 W. Church Street, Suite 250 Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 Orlando, FL 32810-5915 (W) 772-871-5458 (W) 407-916-2966 (C) 859-312-6409 (C) 407-756-9224 [email protected] [email protected] Board of Directors-Contact List- Rev 11.7.17 1 Mr. Joel Glazer Dr. Joanne Fava Tampa Bay Buccaneers Functional Academy of Sports Training Designee: Mr. Caleb Quaid, At-Large and Rehabilitation (FASTAR) Director of Business Administration 401 Commercial Ct., Suite E Tampa Bay Buccaneers Venice, FL 34292 One Buccaneer Place (W) 941-492-6880 Tampa, FL 33607 (C) 941-321-6808 (W) 813- 998-3831 [email protected] [email protected] Ms. Lesa France Kennedy Mr. Stephen Ross International Speedway Corp. Miami Dolphins Ltd. Designee: Mr. Frank Kelleher Designee: Mr. Marcus Bach-Armas Managing Director and VP of Director, Legal & Government Affairs Sales & Marketing 347 Don Shula Drive One Daytona Blvd., Mailstop: 6E003 Miami Gardens, FL 33056 Daytona Beach, FL 32114 -1243 (W) 305.943.6720 (C) 386-681-4338 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Rick Nafe Mr. Jeffrey Vinik Tampa Bay Rays Tampa Bay Lightning Vice President Operations & Facilities Designee: Mr. Bill Wickett One Tropicana Drive Executive Vice President of Communications St. Petersburg, FL 33705 401 Channelside Drive (O) 727-825-3195 Tampa, FL 33602 (C) 727-644-2470 Assistant-Kelley [email protected] (W) 813-301-6875 (C) 813-352-9167 [email protected] Mr. Shahid Khan Mr. Vincent Viola Jacksonville Jaguars Florida Panthers Hockey Club Designee: Ms. Megha Parekh Designee: Mr. Sean McCaffrey Senior VP, General Counsel Chief of Staff Jacksonville Jaguars, LLC One Panthers Parkway One EverBank Field Drive Sunrise, FL 33323 Jacksonville, FL 32202 (W) 954-835-7000 (W) 904-633-6302 (C) 203-253-9201 [email protected] Mr. Bruce Sherman Mr. Jack Peter Miami Marlins, LP World Golf Hall of Fame & Museum Designee: Mr. Claude Delorme President Executive VP, Operations and Events 1 World Golf Place 501 Marlins Way St, Augustine, FL 32092 Miami, FL 33125 (W) 904-940-4029 (W) 305-480-1580 (C) 904-612-7877 [email protected] [email protected] Board of Directors-Contact List- Rev 11.7.17 2 Ms. Cindi B. Bonner Fitness Onboard, LLC Founder/Owner SUPcessories, LLC 2454 Semur Rd Pensacola, FL 32503 (C) 850-516-1177 [email protected] Board of Directors-Contact List- Rev 11.7.17 3 Orlando City Soccer Stadium Conference Call Number 655 W. Church Street Phone Number: 1-888-670-3525 Orlando, FL 32805 Participant Code: 656 578 0871 then # November 10, 2017 9:00 AM – Orlando WIFI Password: N/A A division of Enterprise Florida, Inc. AGENDA Jesse Biter, Chairman Call to Order/Chairman’s Remarks Jacqueline D. Hightower Roll Call Director of Executive Affairs Approval of Minutes (Tab 1) Chairman Biter Financial Report (Tab 2) Patrick Lawlor, Interim Chair BF&C Committee Tag Sales Report (Tab 3) Jeff Mielke, Vice-Chair Grant Committee Report (Tab 4) Bill Wickett, Grant Committee Chair Major Grant Presentations o Hannes Jagerhofer ,Founder/CEO of FIVB Swatch International Beach Volleyball Majors ~ Fort Lauderdale o Steve Hogan, CEO ~ Florida Citrus Sports o Rob Higgins, Executive Director ~ Tampa Bay Sports Commission Grant Financials/Measures (Tab 5) 1- Regional Market Grants Recommendation/Vote 2- Small Market Grants Recommendation/Vote 3- Major Grants Recommendation/Vote 4- Workshop Overview (Tab 6) Major Grant Policy Revision BREAK Peter Antonacci, Secretary of Commerce/CEO Remarks Enterprise Florida, Inc. Ben Gibson, General Counsel Contract/By-Laws Review Enterprise Florida, Inc. President’s Report Angela Adams Suggs, President/CEO FSF Upcoming Events Sports Day at the Capital o Tuesday ~ January 30, 2018 Governor’s Baseball Dinner Update o Thursday ~ February 15, 2018 ~ Tropicana Field, 1 Tropicana Drive, St. Petersburg, FL Public Comments Chairman Biter Concluding Remarks and Adjournment Chairman Biter TAB 1 Board of Directors Meeting Marlins Park AUGUST 11, 2017 501 Marlins Way, MINUTES Miami, FL 33125 Sunshine Guidelines & Public Record Notice The Florida Sports Foundation held this meeting and operated in compliance with the Government in the Sunshine Guidelines and Florida Public Records Laws. This meeting was posted and open to the public. Welcoming, Introductions, and Roll Call Welcome: Vice Chair, Jeff Mielke, welcomed the Florida Sports Foundation board, to the August board meeting in Miami, FL. Introductions: Vice Chair, Jeff Mielke, welcomed everyone, including board members, guests, and staff. Roll Call: Members Present: Jeff Mielke, Patrick Lawlor, Rick Hatcher, Michael Forde, Joanne Fava, Claude Delorme, Marcus Bach- Armas, Bill Wickett, Sean McCaffrey, Jesse Biter Conference Call: Pamella Dana, Caleb Quaid, Megha Parekh, Cindi Bonner, Rick Nafe Absent: Renato Reis, Jarred Diamond, Jack Peter, Frank Kelleher Florida Sports Staff: Angela Suggs, Lisa O’Steen, Elissa DiCampli, Charlotte Cowen, Nick Gandy, Stephen Rodriguez Department of Economic Opportunity Staff: Katherine Morrison Approval of Board Minutes Vice Chair, Jeff Mielke, asked for any public comments, (none) then called for a motion to approve the February 10, 2017 Board Minutes and the May 18, 2017 Board Call Minutes. The motion was moved, seconded, and approved unanimously. Motion Moved: Rick Hatcher Seconded: Marcus Bach-Armas The motion was moved, seconded, and approved unanimously. 1 MINUTES – August 11, 2017 Board Meeting Minutes (DRAFT) To be approved at second quarter Board Meeting Novemer 10, 2017 Financial Report Treasurer, Patrick Lawlor gave the following financial report to the Board: Fiscal Year (2016-2017) Budget vs. Actual (Restricted vs Privately Funded) The report was an overview of the 2016-2017 Fiscal Year Budget. Lawlor reported that FSF’s restricted expenses were a little over $5 million for the fiscal year, but the money FSF brought in to the state based on that budget is incredible. He also highlighted the increase of $294K in sales of professional team license plates. Lawlor mentioned a restricted net loss of $1M, but explained that it is because of our commitment to granting $1.5M to the Super Bowl in 2020. He then noted that overall we have increased our revenue in every other aspect of the budget. Restricted Revenues Restricted Revenue totaled $4,540,582 with the following items to note. 1. State Appropriations: $1,700,000 (FSG, SSG, Grant Program Funds) 2. Professional Team Tag Sales: $2,794,807 3. USOC Tag Revenue: $45,775 Restricted Expenses Restricted Expense line totaled $5,559,235 with the following items to note. 1. Operating, General & Administrative: $80,000 2. Program Expenses: $5,478,835 Restricted Net Loss Totaled: $1,018,652 Privately Funded Revenue Privately Funded Revenue totaled $1,075,847 with the following items to note. 1. Private Cash Contributions: $663,921 2. Private Cash Reserves: $411,926 Privately Funded Expenses Privately Funded Expense line totaled $662,904 with the following items to note. 1. Employee Expense: $508,306 2. Operating, General & Administrative: $119,034 3. Travel (Board & Staff): $35,564 Privately Funded Net Profit Totaled: $412,943 Total FY Expense to Date (Restricted & Non-restricted): $6,222,139 Vice Chair, Jeff Mielke, then called for a motion to approve the 2017/2018 Proposed Budget. The motion was moved, seconded, and approved unanimously. Motion Moved: Michael Forde Seconded: Joanne Fava The motion was moved, seconded, and approved unanimously. 2 MINUTES – August 11, 2017 Board Meeting Minutes (DRAFT) To be approved at second quarter Board Meeting Novemer 10, 2017 Tag Sales Report Secretary, Rick Hatcher gave the following Tag Sales report to the Board: Professional Sports Teams Revenue Summary Secretary Hatcher discussed the tag report for the 2016-2017 fiscal year. Hatcher reported that the tag sale revenue was just over $3 million with 121,513 tags sold. This is a 3% increase from the 2015-2016 fiscal year with a raise in revenue of $102K and a raise in tag sales of 4,088. The FSF received about $2.7 million of the tag sales revenue, which is a net increase of around $94K compared to the 2015-2016 fiscal year. Hatcher applauded the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for having the largest increase in tag sales. Specialty Tag Teams Revenue Summary Rick Hatcher noted that the USOC tag is down one tag sale from last year.
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