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Club Attendees Club Attendees Kenny Farrell Arizona Diamondbacks Vice President, Marketing & Analytics John Fisher Arizona Diamondbacks Sr. Vice President, Ticket Sales and Marketing Rayme Lofgren Arizona Diamondbacks Director, Marketing Kyle Payne Arizona Diamondbacks Sr. Coordinator, Social Media John Prewitt Arizona Diamondbacks Manager, Social Media Jaime Kaufman Atlanta Braves Sr. Marketing Coordinator Paige Hansard Atlanta Braves Marketing Manager Victoria Kline Atlanta Braves Sr. Coordinator, Digital Marketing Brad Meriwether Atlanta Braves Director, Marketing Shalese Miller Atlanta Braves Digital Coordinator Greg Mize Atlanta Braves Sr. Director, Marketing & Innovation Adrian Williams Atlanta Braves Sr. Director, Diversity and Community Marketing Greg Bader Baltimore Orioles Vice President, Communications & Marketing Amanda Sarver Baltimore Orioles Digital Communications Jason Snapkoski Baltimore Orioles Director, Advertising Colin Burch Boston Red Sox Vice President, Marketing Kelsey Doherty Boston Red Sox Digital Media Manager Adam Grossman Boston Red Sox CMO Tim Heintzelman Boston Red Sox Director of Creative Services & Content Steven Oliveira Boston Red Sox Marketing & Promotions Coordinator Nicole Bersani Chicago Cubs Digital Media Coordinator Colin Faulkner Chicago Cubs Sr. Vice President, Sales & Marketing Kelly Linstroth Chicago Cubs Director, Marketing & Fan Insights John Morrison Chicago Cubs Assistant Director, Brand Development & Activation Kevin Saghy Chicago Cubs Assistant Director, Communications Julianne Bartosz Chicago White Sox Sr. Coordinator, Public Relations Brad Boron Chicago White Sox Digital Communications Gareth Breunlin Chicago White Sox Director, Advertising and Design Jordan Doyle Chicago White Sox Social Media Coordinator Scott Reifert Chicago White Sox SVP, Communications Lauren Seesel Chicago White Sox Sr. Coordinator of Advertising Club Attendees Lisa Braun Cincinnati Reds Director, Digital Media Kristen Meyers Cincinnati Reds Director, Single Game Ticketing Ralph Mitchell Cincinnati Reds Vice President, Communications & Marketing Audra Sordyl Cincinnati Reds Director, Marketing Jason Strine Cincinnati Reds Digital Sponsorship Manager Joel Hammond Cleveland Indians Asst. Director, Communications Alex King Cleveland Indians SVP, Marketing & Strategy Anne Madzelan Cleveland Indians Manager, Advertising & Promotions Nicole Schmidt Cleveland Indians Vice President, Brand, Strategy & Analytics Jason Wiedemann Cleveland Indians Director, Brand Management Jeff Benner Colorado Rockies Sr. Director, Season Tickets & Business Strategy Sarah Topf Colorado Rockies Editor/Designer, Communications & Marketing Julian Valentin Colorado Rockies Assistant Director, Digital Media & Publications Grant Anderson Detroit Tigers Sr. Director, Ticket Operations Dwain Lewis Detroit Tigers Director, Group Sales Mac Slavin Detroit Tigers Digital & Social Media Specialist Ron Wade Detroit Tigers Director, Marketing Ellen Hill Zeringue Detroit Tigers Vice President, Marketing Danny Farris Houston Astros Manager, Social Media Sarah Kincart Houston Astros Digital Marketing Coordinator Ryan Smith Houston Astros Sr. Manager, Media Michael Bucek Kansas City Royals Vice President, Marketing & Business Development Daniela Duron Kansas City Royals Digital & Social Media Coordinator Erin Sleddens Kansas City Royals Sr. Director, Digital & Social Media Bradley Zollars Kansas City Royals Sr. Director, Advertising & Marketing Tara Nicodemo Los Angeles Angels Social Media Coordinator Alexandra Tinyo Los Angeles Angels Marketing Manager Ryan Vance Los Angeles Angels Sr. Manager, Ticket Marketing Vanessa Vega Los Angeles Angels Marketing Manager Neil Viserto Los Angeles Angels Vice President, Sales Club Attendees Erik Braverman Los Angeles Dodgers Vice President, Marketing, Broadcasting & Comm. Lon Rosen Los Angeles Dodgers CMO David Siegel Los Angeles Dodgers Vice President, Ticket Sales Ryan Bertschman Miami Marlins Vice President, Sales & Service Alex Buznego Miami Marlins Sr. Director, Strategy & Engagement Joseph Cervone Miami Marlins Digital Marketing Manager Adam Jones Miami Marlins SVP, Strategy & Development Sara Kamber Miami Marlins Director, Marketing Juan Martinez Miami Marlins Director, Events and Promotions Boris Menier Miami Marlins Manager, Marketing Operations Melisa Ramos Miami Marlins Marketing Manager Tyler Barnes Milwaukee Brewers Vice President, Communications Marla Grossberg Milwaukee Brewers Sr. Manager, Consumer Insights and Analytics Caitlin Moyer Milwaukee Brewers Director, New Media Mike Schwartz Milwaukee Brewers Sr. Director - Strategy & Analytics Laura Day Minnesota Twins Executive Vice President, Cheif Business Officer Will Delaney Minnesota Twins Sr. Manager, Advertising Brea Hinegardner Minnesota Twins Digital Content Manager Chris Iles Minnesota Twins Sr. Director, Marketing and Content Nancy O'Brien Minnesota Twins Vice President, Brand Marketing Caitlin Buser New York Mets Graphic Designer William Carafello New York Mets Sr. Director, Social Media Mark Fine New York Mets Executive Director, Marketing Harris Schoenfeld New York Mets Marketing Manager Jelani Wheeler New York Mets Assistant, Marketing Chris Zaber New York Mets Vice President, Ticket Sales & Service Marty Greenspun New York Yankees SVP, Strategic Ventures Valerie Shields New York Yankees Sr. Manager, Strategic Business Ventures Jess Smith New York Yankees Sr Manager, Digital & Social Strategy Club Attendees Chris Giles Oakland Athletics COO Travis LoDolce Oakland Athletics Director, Marketing Matthew Perl Oakland Athletics Director, Customer Acquisition Ashwin Puri Oakland Athletics Vice President, Sales and Strategy Kyle Skinner Oakland Athletics Social Media Assistant Troy Smith Oakland Athletics Sr. Director of Marketing Elizabeth Staub Oakland Athletics Marketing Coordinator Josh Ziegenbusch Oakland Athletics Sr. Director, Service and Retention Michael Harris Philadelphia Phillies Vice President, Marketing & New Media Missy Perez Philadelphia Phillies Social Media Representative Carolyn Saveri Philadelphia Phillies Coordinator, Marketing Engagement Danielle Skowronek Philadelphia Phillies Advertising Coordinator Tim Stoeckle Philadelphia Phillies Social Media Representative Meaghan Tullis Philadelphia Phillies Digital Media Representative Haley Artayet Pittsburgh Pirates Manager, Advertising & Digital Marketing Brian Chiera Pittsburgh Pirates Sr. Director, Marketing & Special Events Terry Rodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Manager, Business Communications and Social Media Brian Warecki Pittsburgh Pirates Vice President, Communications & Broadcasting Madison Gritsch San Diego Padres Social Media Manager Katie Jackson San Diego Padres Director of Marketing Eric McKenzie San Diego Padres Vice President, Ticket Sales & Membership Services Nicole Miller San Diego Padres Advertising Manager Wayne Partello San Diego Padres CMO Nicky Patriarca San Diego Padres Director, Content Becky Biniek San Francisco Giants Manager, Digital Media Anica Chavez San Francisco Giants Sr. Producer Jerry Drobny San Francisco Giants Vice President, Strategic Revenue Services Kara Gilmore San Francisco Giants Marketing & Advertising Project Manager Paul Hodges San Francisco Giants Vice President, SFG Productions Gail Kenney San Francisco Giants Digital Marketing Manager Bryan Srabian San Francisco Giants Vice President, Digital Media & Brand Development Club Attendees Gregg Greene Seattle Mariners Sr. Director, Marketing Kevin Martinez Seattle Mariners Vice President, Marketing Nathan Rauschenberg Seattle Mariners Sr. Digital Marketing Manager Frances Traisman Seattle Mariners Vice President, Sales Martin Coco St. Louis Cardinals Director, Ticket Sales & Marketing Jill Falk St. Louis Cardinals Multimedia Video Communications Manager Marybeth Rea St. Louis Cardinals Administrative Assistant Melissa Tull St. Louis Cardinals Manager Ryan Delgado Tampa Bay Rays Digital Marketing Coordinator Emily Miller Tampa Bay Rays Marketing and Creative Services Manager Dan Newhart Tampa Bay Rays Director of Sales Ryan Sheets Tampa Bay Rays Manager, Communications & Social Media Eric Weisberg Tampa Bay Rays Sr. Director, Marketing and Creative Services Kaylan Eastepp Texas Rangers Director, Social Media Becky Kimbro Texas Rangers Vice President, Marketing Sarah Opgenorth Texas Rangers Marketing & Advertising Director Kyle Smith Texas Rangers Coordinator, Social Media Angie Swint Texas Rangers AVP, Broadcasting & Communications Anuk Karunaratne Toronto Blue Jays Vice President, Strategy & Analytics Sherry Oosterhuis Toronto Blue Jays Director, Creative Services and Marketing Management Marnie Starkman Toronto Blue Jays Vice President, Marketing Valerie Camillo Washington Nationals Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer Mike Bertha Washington Nationals Manager, New Media Michael Carney Washington Nationals Executive Director, Business Strategy & Analytics Chauncey McCall Washington Nationals Sr. Director, Marketing & Advertising Mike Shane Washington Nationals SVP, Consumer Revenue .
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