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Vice President, Ballpark Operations, Seattle Mariners

Scott Jenkins is in his sixth season as the Vice President of Ballpark Operations for the Seattle Mariners where he is responsible for overseeing all aspects of operating and managing Safeco Field. Prior to joining the Mariners, Jenkins spent three years with the Philadelphia Eagles where he opened and managed Lincoln Financial Field. From 1997-2002, Scott served as V.P. of Stadium Operations for the Milwaukee Brewers, where he opened Miller Park in 2002. Scott was the Director of Facilities and Events for Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of Wisconsin and was involved in the design and construction of the Kohl Center that opened in1997. A native of Kenosha, WI, Jenkins graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1986 with a degree in Construction Administration and is a 2009 graduate of the University of Washington Executive MBA program. While at Wisconsin, Scott was a five-time All-American in cross country and track and was a member of the1982 and 1985 NCAA National Champion Cross Country teams. Jenkins serves as the Chair of the Green sports Alliance and is a board member of the Mercer Island Boys and Girls Club.

Kevin's professional training and diversified experiences have provided him with a wide range of knowledge and skills. A graduate of Boston University and the Georgetown University Law Center, he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History, and a Juris Doctorate.

Kevin has developed his skills through hands-on experience in government and disability law. He has conducted over 500 conferences, trained over 25,000 facilities staff people, and lectured widely to conventions, TV audiences, public sector workshops, and corporate compliance executives. He has also consulted on building projects with construction budgets in excess of $16 billion. Kevin has compiled an impressive resume through working with corporations, legislative offices, and state agencies, including:

• Financial analyst, IBM Corporation
• Staff Assistant for Senator Edward M. Kennedy
• National Director of the Tuition Advance Fund Information Center, Boston University
• Staff Assistant for U.S. Congressman, Hamilton Fish, Jr.
• Assistant District Attorney for the District Attorney's Office, Bronx, New York
• Written/produced public service announcements for the Governor's Office, State of California
• Summer Legal Associate, Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission
• Summer Legal Associate, Boston Center for Independent Living

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Brad Mayne, CFE is in his 13th year as President and Chief Executive Officer of American Airlines Center in Dallas Texas. Owned by the City of Dallas and home to the NBA Champion Dallas Mavericks, NHL's Dallas Stars, and a diverse line-up of world class sports and entertainment events. American Airlines Center consistently ranks as one of the ten busiest arenas in the world.

Mayne is an accomplished executive with an outstanding performance record in the development, financing and administration of multiple sports and entertainment venues. A recognized leader in the public assembly facility industry having success on several major projects for professional sports teams, municipalities as well as public and private management firms.

Mayne has diverse and vast experience in sports and entertainment throughout his career in the administration of a variety of public assembly facilities including arenas, convention centers, open & domed stadiums, and performing arts theaters as well as management of professional sports teams. Brad Mayne works as a consultant and arbitrator for venues, sports teams and municipalities.

Mayne is active as a volunteer in the sports and entertainment industry serving on the AT&T Cotton Bowl Board of Directors as a member of its Executive Committee, the International Association of Venue Managers as a member of the Board of Regents, and a founding member of the Arena Network and a member of its Executive Committee.

John started with the Twins as an usher in April of 2000. He has held various roles within the organization in the Operations and Marketing departments. In 2008 he started the first office recycling program at the Metrodome and began learning about environmental issues and how sports impact them. John wrote the back of house and public recycling program for Target Field and manages the daily operations of the ballpark while overseeing the environmental initiatives of The Minnesota Twins. John worked on the LEED NC Certification project and served as the project administrator for the recent LEED EBOM Silver Certification.