Upon taking over as General Manager of the Albuquerque Isotopes in September 2003, John Traub has presided over a period of immense team growth and success. The Isotopes continually rank in the top 10 in attendance among all Minor League teams and in just 15 years of existence, the team has drawn over 9 million fans. Under John's stewardship, the Topes and Isotopes Park have consistently hosted large events that have had a national scope, including Major League exhibitions, Manny Ramirez's 2009 rehab assignment, and the 2011 Triple-A Baseball National Championship Game.

John was named 2007 PCL Executive of the Year and the team was singled out for recognition as well, receiving the John H. Johnson Award as the PCL's best overall franchise. The team also received the prestigious 2007 Bob Freitas Award from Baseball America as the most complete franchise in Triple-A Baseball. John was also presented with the 2007 Ambassador Award by the City of Albuquerque Convention and Visitor's Bureau and currently serves on the board of directors for the New Mexico Bowl.

Under John's leadership, the Isotopes received the 2018 John H. Johnson Award presented annually by Minor League Baseball to recognize the complete baseball franchise-based on franchise stability, contributions to league stability, contributions to baseball in the community, and promotion of the baseball industry.

Having spent more than 20 years in the Pacific Coast League, John is the Chairman of the Triple-A Marketing Committee, was formerly chair of the league's Travel Committee and was instrumental in the creation of the Pacific Coast League PR Committee.

Prior to moving to Albuquerque, John spent 11 seasons with the PCL's Calgary Cannons (1992-2002). His titles included Director of Public & Media Relations (1992-96). Vice President of Baseball Operations (1997-1998), and Vice President & General Manager (1998-2002).

John co-authored his first book in 2012, entitled "Baseball ... A Helluva Life" - telling stories of the legendary life of Minor League Baseball executive Dave Rosenfield. The book is available online at Amazon.com.

The Los Angeles native began his career in 1988, serving as a public relations intern for the California Angels, where he remained as an intern for the better part of four seasons. He also worked as a public relations intern for the Los Angeles Dodgers during their 1988 post-season. He is a 1987 graduate of UCLA, earning a BA degree in Psychology. John and his lovely wife Liz have two children (Joe and Sophie) and live in Albuquerque along with their Wire Fox Terrier, Walter.

Josh Hunt is Executive Vice President of Hunt Companies, Inc, headquartered in El Paso, Texas. He is a member of Hunt Companies’ Board of Directors where he serves in several affiliate board capacities and on numerous committees. In addition, Mr. Hunt is President of the Hunt Family Foundation and chairs the Hunt Family Council.

Mr. Hunt has long been a supporter of his city and the Borderplex region and has served on numerous civic, non-profit, and professional boards and committees. He currently serves as Chairman of the Governing Board of The Hospitals of Providence (Memorial and Sierra), is Chairman of the El Paso Children’s Museum where he is a founding board member and is Chairman of the Medical Center of the Americas Foundation Board. He is a member of the Executive Committee of the Borderplex Alliance, a member of the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) President’s Athletic Advisory Council, and serves on the board of directors of Minor League Baseball’s Pacific Coast League, on the Board of Governors of the United Soccer League (USL), and is on the board of the education-focused Trellis Foundation. He is also a director of WestStar Title, a division of WestStar Bank, and is a member of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO) El Paso/Juarez Chapter.

Mr. Hunt is Chairman and CEO of MountainStar Sports Group (MSSG), an entity formed by Mr. Hunt and his father, Woody Hunt, and another El Paso family to promote regional economic development through sports and entertainment.

MountainStar Sports Group owns the El Paso Chihuahuas, the Triple-A Baseball affiliate of the San Diego Padres and El Paso Locomotive FC, a franchise team of the United Soccer League (USL), the second division of the United States Soccer Federation. Both teams play in Southwest University Park, a $75 million ballpark built as a public/private initiative of MSSG and the City of El Paso. MSSG is also an investor in the FC Juarez Bravos, formerly an Ascenso MX (second division) soccer franchise that now represents the Borderplex as a first-division soccer club of LIGA MX.

Mr. Hunt has received numerous awards and honors, including being named El Pasoan of the Year by El Paso Inc. in 2014, a shared honor with MSSG for bringing Triple-A Baseball to El Paso; and to the El Paso Business Hall of Fame by Junior Achievement in 2019.

Mr. Hunt graduated from The Cox School of Business at Southern Methodist University with a bachelor’s degree in Real Estate/Finance. He also earned an MS degree with honors in Real Estate and Construction Management from the Daniels School of Business at the University of Denver.

Sam Bernabe is President and General Manager of the Iowa Cubs, having been with the organization since 1983. Bernabe was named President in 1999. He has also been a Board of Trustees representative for the PCL for over 20 years.

Bernabe, too, serves as the Chairman of the MiLB Finance Committee and is a member of Professional Baseball's Rules Committee, Triple-A Baseball's Marketing Committee, the PCL Executive Committee and the Baseball Internet Rights Company (BIRCO) Board.

Bernabe was named the American Association Executive of the Year in 1993, the Pacific Coast League Executive of the Year in 2008, and the Baseball America Minor League Executive of the Year in 2014. Under Bernabe's leadership, the Iowa Cubs were the recipient of Minor League Baseball's John H. Johnson President's Award in 2002. He was also a part of the Iowa Cubs' front office that earned the Larry MacPhail Award in 1986.

Peter B. Freund is a minority owner of the New York Yankees and Principal Owner of Trinity Sports Holdings, which was named the 2017 Ballpark Digest Organization of the Year.

Trinity Sports Holdings' portfolio of affiliated Minor League Baseball teams includes Memphis, the Charleston RiverDogs (Class-A) and the Williamsport Crosscutters (Class-A). The RiverDogs play at Joseph P. Riley Park in Charleston, S.C., while the Crosscutters play at BB&T Ballpark at Historic Bowman Field in Williamsport, Penn., home of the Major League Baseball Little League Classic.

In 2018, Trinity Sports Holdings launched Memphis 901 FC, which plays in the United Soccer League with home matches at AutoZone Park, and acquried English football team Dagenham & Redbridge Football Club.

Peter currently serves on the Board of Directors of both the Pacific Coast League and New York-Penn League, where he is a member of their respective Executive Committees. Further, he is the President of the Redbirds Community Fund, an organization which supports the Memphis RBI program (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities), along with numerous community outreach initiatives.

Peter graduated from the Horace Mann School in Riverdale, N.Y. and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H. Peter is a trustee of the Rippowam Cisqua School, a coeducational independent day school for grades pre-kindergarten through nine, which he also attended. Peter resides in Bedford, N.Y. and Big Sky, Mont. with his wife, Mimi, and their twin daughters.

Michael Byrnes, a native of Arlington, Texas has served as the President & General Manager of the Oklahoma City Dodgers since September, 2010. Michael oversees all aspects of franchise operations for the Triple-A baseball club including the establishment of community and corporate partnerships, strategy development for ticket sales & marketing, creating vision for fan entertainment and supervising media & communications, facilities operations, budget management and Major League Affiliate relations.

Michael is a graduate of St. Mary's University in San Antonio, TX with a B.B.A. in Marketing. Byrnes is a graduate of Leadership Oklahoma City's Signature Program Class 33, a founding member of the Greater Oklahoma City Sports Consortium, as well as a Board Member for the Bricktown Association. Byrnes is also a member of the Rotary Club of Oklahoma City and the St. Luke's UMC Management Council. Michael is frequent speaker on management and leadership to community groups such as the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Greater Grads program and Oklahoma City Youth Council. In 2013, Michael was recognized as a member of Oklahoma Magazine's 40 Under 40.

Prior to joining the organization, Michael was the Senior Vice President for the Frisco RoughRiders (AA-Texas Rangers). As one of the original employees with the Frisco franchise, Michael was a key member of the team that led all of AA Baseball in attendance from 2005 to present and was recognized by Baseball America with the Bob Freitas Award for organizational excellence in 2007.

Michael and his wife Jenna enjoy traveling whenever they get a chance. They have two daughters, Peyton and Camden. The family resides in Nichols Hills with their Golden Retriever Shea.

Gary Green is currently the CEO of Alliance Building Services, a company he founded in 1992, at the age of 26. Through Green's leadership, Alliance has grown into one of the largest privately held building service companies in North America. His strong expertise in finance, operations and marketing has made Green a unique talent in both the real estate and sports communities. His business savvy, academic background and instinctive ability have helped him build a "services" powerhouse. His contacts in the real estate world as a former broker and asset manager have forged Alliance's reputation and propelled the company forward as a leader in building services.

Green is also the head of Alliance Baseball LLC. The company acquired the Pacific Coast League's Omaha Storm Chasers in June of 2012 in addition to a minority interest in the Richmond Flying Squirrels of the Eastern League. In 2017, Alliance Baseball LLC purchased the baseball publication Baseball America and the Montgomery Biscuits of the Southern League.

The spring and summer of 2009 was a busy one for Green, as Alliance Building Services created and executed the maintenance manifest for the inaugural seasons at the new, Yankee Stadium, the home of the New York Yankees, and Citi Field, the home of the New York Mets.

Green received his B.A. in Political Science from the University of Vermont in 1988 and an M.B.A. with a concentration in Finance from New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business in 1991.

Herb Simon is the Managing Partner of the Reno Aces. Simon is the Chairman Emeritus of Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group, Inc., a member of the S&P 500. Simon was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and educated at City College of New York and earned a B.B.A. degree in business.

His interests beyond real estate include ownership of the NBA franchise Indiana Pacers. He has served as Chairman of the NBA Board of Governors on which he continues to serve.

A supporter of professional, environmental and community groups, Simon has served on the board of directors of numerous community and civic organizations.

Marc Amicone took over as the President / General Manager of the Salt Lake Bees in 2005. He is responsible for all aspects of the team's day-to-day operations.

In Amicone's first year in his current position, he was an integral part of the organization's name change from the Salt Lake Stingers to the Salt Lake Bees, which included securing naming permission from the Single-A Burlington Bees. The 2006 season saw Amicone guide the Bees to the team's most successful year under the ownership of Larry H. Miller, winning a Pacific North Division title while also seeing an increase in overall attendance and ticket sales. The Bees exceeded the 500,000 mark in fan attendance at Spring Mobile Ballpark in 2008, a first for the club since the 2000 season.

In 2009, under Amicone's direction, the team announced mid-season that Salt Lake City would host the 2011 Triple-A All-Star Game. Following the campaign, the Pacific Coast League named Amicone its Executive of the Year, an honor annually awarded by PCL owners and general managers to one League executive for distinguished performance. Playing host to Triple-A baseball's midsummer classic in 2011, the Bees welcomed over 30,000 fans to Spring Mobile Ballpark for the four-day event including a concert, home run derby, Miracle League Baseball game and the 24th annual All-Star Game.

In 2013, under Amicone, Salt Lake hosted a Major League Baseball exhibition game between the Seattle Mariners and Colorado Rockies, hosted its 10-millionth fan in franchise history and saw their attendance grow to the highest mark since the 1998 season. Prior to the start of the 2014 season, Amicone helped secure a partnership with Smith's Food & Drug Stores Inc., for a multi-year sponsorship deal, including the naming rights to Smith's Ballpark. A year later, in 2015, the Bees were named the Baseball America Frietas Award winner as the top franchise in Triple-A, and were the PCL nominee for the John H. Johnson award as the best operating franchise in Minor League Baseball in 2016. Amicone also currently sits on the PCL Executive Committee.

Amicone earned a bachelor's degree in commercial recreation management and a master's degree in sports management at the University of Utah. He also played baseball at the school from 1976-79. His wife, Mary Kay, is currently the head softball coach at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. The couple has two sons, Trevor and Derek, and reside in South Weber, Utah.