Meet Our Front Office Staff

Contact:

rlewandowski@indyindians.com / 317-532-6796

College: Anderson University

Bats: Left

Walkup Song: I Stand Alone - Godsmack

Bio: Randy is in his 32nd year with the Indianapolis Indians, as of 2025. He was named president by the Indians Board of Directors in November 2016 and was appointed CEO in April 2024. He is just the team’s second CEO since the organization was incorporated in 1955. A fun fact about Randy is that he played in an adult hockey league for 15 years... and is now retired.

Contact:

jzawacki@indyindians.com / (317) 532-6935

College: University of Indianapolis

Bats: Right

Bio: Zawacki joined the organization in 2007 as sponsorship sales coordinator and was promoted to director of corporate partnerships in 2008 before adding marketing to his duties in 2012. He was appointed as assistant general manager of corporate sales and marketing in 2016 before assuming his latest role as vice president and chief commercial officer. Primary responsibilities include the development of strategic plans to maximize revenue, guide revenue teams to achieve sales targets, lead the vision for Indianapolis Indians Charities and provide direction for the team’s brand and identity that will stand the test of time.

Contact:

mguay@indyindians.com / (317) 532-6784

College: University of Dayton

Bats: Right

Walkup Song: Dreams I'll Never See - Molly Hatchett

Bio: Matt started his career as a Ticket Office Assistant (Intern) in 1999. He was then hired on full-time after the 2000 season and worked with the Indians ticket service and ticket sales teams. After that, Matt started working with the stadium operations team in 2012 and became the Assistant GM - Tickets and Operations in 2016, and was named Vice President and General Manager in 2024. A fun fact about Matt is that he played against former MLB pitcher Matt Clement in high school and is pretty sure he walked in his only plate appearance against Clement.

Contact:

bschumacher@indyindians.com

College: Indiana University

Bio: Bruce Schumacher was named the Indianapolis Indians' Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer in November 2016. Schumacher joined the club as Ticket Manager in 1983 before spending 25 years as Director of Special Projects, helping lead the move to Victory Field in 1996, host the 2001 Triple-A All-Star Game and establish the Indians as one of Minor League Baseball's premier franchises. From 1987 to 2009, he also served as the in-park "Voice of the Tribe" public address announcer.

Contact:

bspisak@indyindians.com

College: Ball State University

Bats: Right

Walkup Song: It's Tricky by Run-DMC

Bio: In college, Bryan gained sports industry experience by working as an assistant Football and Baseball coach at Muncie Central High School (MCHS) while being employed part-time by the Ball State Athletic Ticket Office. Bryan joined the Indians in 2007 as a Ticket Services Intern. A fun fact about Bryan is that during his baseball coaching stint at MCHS, he experienced one of the school's worst losses of all time - a 44-0 defeat against Hamilton Southeastern. He says, "That humbling experience ultimately motivated me to pursue a career in the front office of sports."

Contact:

smckinney@indyindians.com

College: Manchester University

Bats: Right

Walkup Song: Say My Name - Destiny's Child (likely to change daily, though)

Bio: Sarah started her career here in 2012 working in administrative assistance fresh out of college. She then moved into a Premium Services & Outside Events role in 2015. After a few years she moved back into the Business Operations department. A fun fact about Sarah is that she has more tattoos than people think she does.

Contact:

mday@indyindians.com

College: Illinois State University, Oklahoma State University

Bats: Right

Walkup Song: Fashion Killa - A$AP Rocky

Bio: Prior to working with the Indians, Morgan moved to Indianapolis for a role in mergers & acquisitions for a marketing agency. This was her first professional job post-grad, in which she quickly fell in love with the city. A fun fact about Morgan is that she competed and pitched in the 2022 Women's College World Series with the Oklahoma State Cowgirls. Morgan was named the 2022 Big 12 Tournament MVP that same season, with wins in the circle over Texas and reigning national champion Oklahoma.

Contact:

apintar@indyindians.com