Mookie Wilson is a beloved figure in Mets history, known not only for his outstanding contributions on the field but also for his dedicated service to the team off the field. Currently, he is in his 12th season as a club ambassador, continuing to make an impact with the Mets organization. Wilson's connection with the Mets spans several decades, beginning as an outfielder for the team from 1980 to 1989, where he ranked among the franchise's all-time leaders in nearly every offensive category. He is best remembered for his unforgettable moment in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, when a wild pitch and his ground ball that slipped past Boston's Bill Buckner allowed the Mets to score the winning run and force a Game 7, which they would ultimately win.

After his playing career, Wilson remained deeply involved with the Mets. He served as the first base and outfield coach for the team in 1997-2002 and again in 2011. He also had a significant role as a minor league instructor and coordinator, managing the Brooklyn Cyclones in 2005 and Kingsport in the early 2000s. Wilson was inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame in 1996 and was honored as a member of the Mets' 40th Anniversary Team in 2002. His leadership and legacy have also earned him recognition off the field, receiving the Thurman Munson Award in 2022 for his success on the field and his community contributions.

In addition to his baseball career, Wilson's educational background includes a B.A. in Liberal Arts from Mercy College and studies at Spartanburg Junior College and the University of South Carolina. Over the years, Wilson has remained an important figure within the Mets organization, symbolizing not only athletic achievement but also the spirit of dedication and community. His passion for the game and the Mets continues to inspire fans and players alike.

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Michael C. Sullivan is the Chief of Staff and Head of External Affairs of Point72 Asset Management. Mr. Sullivan joined the Firm in 2007 after serving as a senior aide in the United States Senate, focusing on telecom, technology, and finance issues. Mr. Sullivan also served as a staff member in the U.S. House of Representatives working on similar issues. Before coming to Capitol Hill, Mr. Sullivan was the head of strategic development for a telecommunications focused trade association.

In 2015, Mr. Sullivan helped establish Cohen Veterans Network, which operates a national network of clinics to treat veterans and their family members affected by Post-Traumatic Stress. He currently serves on the Board and as Treasurer of the non-profit organization. 

Mr. Sullivan is a graduate of Vanderbilt University.

As President of Casino Development & Chief of Staff, Sean is responsible for executing the company's vision and strategy for the growth of Hard Rock's integrated resorts around the world. In this capacity, Sean carries out all phases of development and negotiations including government relations, site selection, deal structure, financing, mergers and acquisitions and project management through the opening of each property.

Additionally, Sean oversees strategic relationships with current and prospective global business partners, investors and executes the development of strategic and special projects for the company.

He has been in the development industry for 11 years and joined Hard Rock in May of 201

Brad Sims is the Chief Executive Officer of New York City Football Club (NYCFC), a role he has held since 2019. As CEO, Sims oversees all aspects of the club's business operations, including revenue generation, marketing, community engagement, and long-term strategic planning.

Under his leadership, NYCFC has seen significant growth in fan engagement, sponsorship partnerships, and brand presence, both locally and globally. Sims played a key role in securing the club's historic first MLS Cup championship in 2021 and has been instrumental in the ongoing development of NYCFC's first-ever soccer-specific stadium in Queens, set to open in the coming years.

Before joining NYCFC, Sims served as Chief Operating Officer of the Cleveland Cavaliers, where he was responsible for overseeing revenue, analytics, and business strategy. He has also held senior positions with the NBA and the San Francisco 49ers.

Brad is a seasoned executive with more than two decades of experience in sports business and operations. He is known for his data-driven leadership style, innovative thinking, and commitment to growing the sport of soccer in the U.S.

Jennifer is the COO/Chief Legal & Administrative Officer of NYCFC where she is responsible for the overall business operations and legal functions for the Club. In her role, Jennifer oversees legal, human resources, information technology, operations, infrastructure and facilities, safeguarding and community.

Jennifer joined NYCFC from the law firm Arent Fox where she was a partner in the Sports Industry Practice group, specializing in the representation of professional sports leagues, teams, media and technology companies, investors, promoters, hospitality companies and sports, entertainment, and lifestyle agencies. Jennifer has counseled sports and entertainment clients on issues ranging from mergers and acquisitions and other transactions to sponsorships, advertising, media matters, league formations and restructurings, and all forms of commercial agreements, including licensing, merchandising and promotional agreements, venue, vendor, and other special events agreements.

Prior to joining Arent Fox, Jennifer was a partner at a boutique firm (Hand Baldachin & Associates) where she was head of the firm's Sports and Entertainment Practice Group. She also served as General Counsel of RSE Ventures, LLC, a sports and entertainment venture company and was previously the Commissioner & CEO of Women's Professional Soccer (WPS), the highest-level women's professional soccer league in North America.

In addition to stints with two other prominent law firms, Jennifer has also held positions at the Arena Football League, NFL, and the Interpublic Group of Companies (IPG), where she worked with various IPG agencies including Octagon, its global sports, entertainment and lifestyle marketing agency.

Jennifer, a native of Clifton, NJ, has lived in Pelham Manor, NY for the past 17 years with her husband Dan and their three soccer playing kids, Daniel (10), Devin (7) and Ainsley (4). Jennifer and her family are massive sports fans, with a special place in their hearts for the beautiful game.

Daniel Zausner is the Chief Operating Officer of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, a role he has held since 2001. He oversees all operations of the US Open—the world's highest-attended annual sporting event—including food, merchandise, hospitality, and year-round programming at the facility. Under his leadership, ticket revenue grew from $45 million to $140 million, and he led a $650 million transformation of the site, including major stadium upgrades.

Before joining the USTA, Zausner directed venue operations for Ogden Entertainment, managing over 60 arenas and stadiums worldwide. He also spent 11 years at Metropolitan Entertainment promoting major concerts and events, including Woodstock '94. A Binghamton University graduate, Zausner lives in Tenafly, NJ, with his wife and two sons, and serves on several local and national nonprofit boards.