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FRONT OFFICE Directory FRONT OFFICE Directory Chairman . .. Dan Gilbert Vice Chairmen . Jeff Cohen, Nate Forbes General Manager . David Griffin Senior Vice President, Basketball Operations . Trent Redden Assistant General Manager, Pro Personnel . Koby Altman Head Coach . Tyronn Lue Associate Head Coach . Larry Drew Assistant Coaches . Jim Boylan, Michael Longabardi, James Posey, Damon Jones Special Assistant to Head Coach/Manager, Advanced Scouting . Dan Vincent Director, Player Development/Assistant Coach . Phil Handy Assistant Director, Player Development . Vitaly Potapenko General Manager, Canton Charge/Cavs Scout . Mike Gansey Player Development Assistant/Director of Player Development for the Charge . Mike Gerrity Assistant Video Coordinator/Player Development . Daniel Geriot Basketball Operations Seasonal Assistant . Adam Barnes, Stephen Frankoski Advance Scout . Stephen Giles Executive Administrator Player Programs and Team Logistics . Randy Mims Senior Director, Strategic Planning . Brock Aller Director, Basketball Administration & Team Counsel . Anthony Leotti Director, International Scouting . Chico Averbuck Special Advisor to GM . .. Bernie Bickerstaff Scouts . David Henderson, Brandon Weems Head Athletic Trainer . .. Steve Spiro Physical Therapist . George Sibel High Performance Director . Alex Moore Assistant Athletic Trainer, Performance Scientist . Yusuke Nakayama Head Strength and Conditioning Coach . Derek Millender Athletic Trainer . Mike Mancias Team Physicians . Richard Parker, MD, Richard Figler MD, James Rosneck, MD Team Dentist . Todd Coy, DMD Manager, Team Security . Rod Williams Director, Executive Protection . Robert Brown Executive Protection Specialists . Michael Pearl, Jason Daniel Director, Analytics . Jon Nichols Basketball Analytics Developer . Michael Hartman Director, Team Operations . Mark Cashman Equipment Coordinator . Mike Templin Manager, Practice Facility Operations . Matt McGarry Coordinator, Practice Facility . Ray Caraballo Manager, Team Operations . Maura Schroeder Executive Assistant/Manager of Player Services . Norma Hoops Coordinator, Special Team Projects . Larry Nance Basketball Systems Developer . Bradley Havens Coordinator, Team Administration . Brendon Yu Chief Executive Officer . Len Komoroski Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer . .. Mozelle Jackson Senior Vice President, Facility Operations . Antony Bonavita Senior Vice President, Communications . Tad Carper Senior Vice President, General Counsel . Jason Hillman Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer . Tracy Marek Senior Vice President, Chief Revenue Officer . Brad Sims Vice President, Partnership Marketing . Shelly Cayette Vice President, Transformation/Premium Seating . Eric Clouse Vice President, Digital . Mike Conley Vice President, Broadcasting . Dave Dombrowski Vice President, Human Resources . Alberta Lee Vice President, Operations . Matt Miller Vice President, Partnership Development . Matt O’Brien Vice President, Business Intelligence . Kevin O’Toole Vice President, Ticket Operations . Ron Velazquez Vice President, Sales & Service . Dionna Widder Vice President, Finance . Joe Zidanic 24 Administrative Offices: Executive Assistant . Stephanie Kreiner Basketball Director, Basketball Communications . BJ Evans Communications: Director, Communication Integration . Sarah Jamieson Senior Manager, Basketball Communications . Jeff Schaefer Coordinator, Basketball Communications . Cherome Owens Basketball Communications Assistant . Alyssa Dombrowski Seasonal Assistant . Andrew Korba Booking: Senior Director, Booking/Events . Hallie Yavitch Manager, Private Events/Banquets . Shari Lindenbaum Executive Assistant . Maureen Benedict Broadcast Services: Director, Community/Business Development . Austin Carr Director, QTV Engineering . Joe Frietchen.
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