Greg Rauch, the Montgomery Biscuits President, is responsible for a broad scope of the Biscuits’ organization, including the start-up, layout, design, finance and daily operations of the food service business. He was recently named Southern League GM of the year for 2006. Prior to his 2004 debut with the Biscuits, he spent eight years with the record setting Lansing Lugnuts. Greg began his tenure with the Lugnuts as a key member of the start-up team, where he eventually progressed from Box Office Manager to General Manager (in 2000). Greg managed the initial transition from Volume Services to the Lugnuts’ internal food operation in 2001. From there, he developed his knowledge and understanding of catering and concessions’ operations and was able to implement that in the start-up of the food operation in Montgomery, Alabama. |
Jonathan attended the University of Tulane in New Orleans on an academic scholarship, and graduated with a degree in Science & Management/Accounting in 1999.
After graduation, Jonathan moved to Chicago and began his career in finance. Jonathan spent his first two years in Chicago at KGN, a major accounting firm in Chicago. Following that, Jonathan moved to Jeff McClusky & Associates, an entertainment company in Chicago, where he oversaw the entire finance operation of the mid-sized, entreprenuerial company.
In 2002, Jonathan began his career with Professional Sports Marketing. At PSM, Jonathan is reponsible for all corporate finance and human resource functions. During his tenure at PSM, Jonathan has developed an expertise in all matters relating to the finance of minor league baseball franchise including on-going operations, taxation, insurance, lease negotiation and investor relations. Additionally, Jonathan has been integrally involved with several new business start-ups, as well as team acquisiton, refinancing and divestiture. Following the formation of Professional Sports Catering, LLC in 2005, Jonathan took over as Director of Finance for PSC as well.
Jonathan and his wife Cara live in Chicago. |
