Management Team

Tom Dickson

President and Owner

Tom started his professional career with Leo Burnett Advertising, the largest advertising agency in the United States. In his 17 years with Burnett, Tom managed several national and multi-national businesses including Kellogg, Procter & Gamble, Nintendo, Hallmark, and Keebler, gaining an extensive knowledge of all marketing disciplines including advertising, sales promotion, database marketing and sports marketing. Tom was an Executive Vice President when he left Leo Burnett in 1996 to pursue a full time baseball career.

Sherrie Myers

Managing Partner

Sherrie began her career with the Chicago Tribune in advertising sales. Over the course of the next 20 years, Sherrie progressed through the world of sales management and publishing, working at several national magazines including Smithsonian, Sunset, and Southern Living. In the late 80’s and early 90’s, Sherrie was part of start-up teams that launched several national magazines that were later sold to Time-Warner and ABC Cap Cities. In 1999 Sherrie was profiled in Women Entrepreneurs Only, a book featuring 12 prominent female entrepreneurs in the United States.

Greg Rauch

Partner

Greg began career with PSM/PSC 15 years ago as box office manager for the Lansing Lugnuts.  In his current role as President and General Manager for PSC and the Montgomery Biscuits, Greg is responsible for a broad scope of all organizations, including the start-up, layout, design, finance and daily operations of the baseball and food service business. 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 all PSC food operations.  Greg was the Southern League GM of the Year in 2006.  He resides in Wetumpka, Alabama with his wife, Carrie and son, Greg.

Jonathan Harris

Partner

Jonathan joined PSM/PSC in 2003 after spending several years in both public and private accounting.  During his tenure at PSM/PSC, Jonathan has developed an expertise in all matters relating to the finance of minor league baseball franchises and food services including on-going operations, taxation, insurance, lease/contract negotiation and investor relations. Additionally, Jonathan has been integrally involved with several new business start-ups, as well as team acquisition, refinancing and divestiture. Following the formation of Professional Sports Catering, LLC in 2005, Jonathan took over as CFO for PSC as well.  Jonathan and his wife, Cara, reside in Highland Park, IL with their two sons, Elan and Avi.