A native of Amarillo, Texas, and graduate of UCLA, Susan is entering her 10th season as the sole majority owner of the Sacramento River Cats. Susan and her late husband, Art Savage, purchased the Triple-A franchise and moved the team from Vancouver to the River City in 2000. For 10 years, they co-owned the River Cats, bringing baseball back to Sacramento after a 23-year absence.

Susan was the Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce Businesswoman of the Year in 2012, with a nomination as Minor League Baseball's Female Executive of the Year, as well. She has also been recognized by the Sacramento Business Journal as one of the Leaders of the Year. Susan serves on the boards of the California Chamber of Commerce, River Cats Foundation, Crocker Art Museum, and the Sacramento Host Breakfast Committee.

Her vision, as was Art's, is to offer the best fan experience possible and to make customer service the top priority. Susan and the River Cats family strive, on a daily basis, to make Raley Field the number one venue for entertainment in the Sacramento area.

Susan's two sons, Jeff and Brent, are both River Cats employees.

Phone: 916.376.4714

Jeff Savage is the River Cats' President and oversees the operations of the baseball team, stadium, and land development around Raley Field.

Prior to joining the River Cats, Jeff operated a sole proprietorship, consulting and advising client companies both inside and outside the professional sports world. Before venturing on his own, Jeff was a manager in the San Francisco office of Deloitte & Touche, consulting client companies in the management of their intellectual property.

In 2012, Jeff was named to the Business Journal's 40 under 40 list and more recently was named to the Business Journal's list of Top Execs of 2014. In addition to his duties with the River Cats, he is a board member of Make-A-Wish, Vice President of the River Cats Foundation, member of the MIND Institute Advisory Committee at UC Davis, and member of the Sacramento Sports Commission Advisory Board. He has also served as the West Sacramento Chamber of Commerce Board Chair.

Jeff received his bachelor's degree in business administration at Southern Methodist University and his master's in business administration at the University of California, Davis. He and his wife, Ulrike, and their children reside in Sacramento.

Phone: 916.376.4730

Originally from the Midwest, Chip played baseball at Olivet Nazarene University and quickly realized that MLB was not going to be a reality but a career in baseball certainly could be.

Chip continued his education, earning an MSE in Sports Management from Baylor University and landing internships with the Kane County Cougars and Memphis Redbirds. From Memphis, Chip joined Mandalay Baseball Properties and began his career in sales and management with the Frisco RoughRiders.

In 2008, Chip moved to Tacoma, WA, to help turn around the Tacoma Rainiers. As Vice President of Ticket Sales, he increased ticket revenue by more than 150% in his first four seasons by selling out the contract suites, premium and club areas. Chip was also instrumental in the $30M renovation of Cheney Stadium which won Ballpark Digest's 2011 Renovation of the Year award.

Now as the General Manager of the Sacramento River Cats, Chip oversees the business operations. The River Cats are consistently one of MiLBs top teams in attendance and Forbes ranks them as the most valuable franchise in MiLB. While in Sacramento, Chip has focused on creating a positive sales culture, developing new premium and social spaces, upgrading digital and video components, and emphasizing a strong community involvement.

Outside of the River Cats, Chip serves on the boards of: Youth for Christ; National Sports Forum; The Daniel Summit; CultureLabx; BIRCO Advisory Board; and the William Jessup University Business School Advisory Board. His wife, Allison, is a physical therapist and an elite runner who ran in the 2016 Olympic Marathon Trials. Together they enjoy doing races, working out and anything outdoors.

Phone: 916.376.4951

Maddie is entering her 12th season with the Sacramento River Cats. She is a graduate of Sacramento State University with a B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in Accountancy. Maddie grew up in the small town of Georgetown, California, and currently resides in West Sacramento with her husband and four sons. In her spare time, she enjoys baking and spending time with friends and family.

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Greg earned his bachelor's degree in Communications with a minor in Business Marketing after attending the University of the Pacific. An avid sports fan, Greg enjoys watching the New York Mets and the Syracuse Orange dominate the sports landscape. Greg is going into his 11th season with the River Cats after returning home to Sacramento where he grew up for most of his childhood in Roseville, CA.

Prior to joining the River Cats, Greg worked for InStadium, Inc. where he developed marketing solutions for local businesses interested in advertising in Major League Baseball stadiums. Greg currently resides in Loomis, CA with his wife Laura and two beautiful girls, Allie and Hannah.

Phone: 916.376.4842

In November of 2000, the Sacramento River Cats named Johnny Doskow their play-by-play announcer. After 15 seasons, Johnny is a mainstay of the Sacramento community, and his signature call, "Holy Koudelka," is known throughout River Cat nation.

In March 2012, Doskow was named interim play-by-play man for the Oakland Athletics radio broadcast team during Ken Korach's recovery from knee surgery.

Doskow joined the River Cats from Fresno, where he speant three seasons as the play-by-play announcer and host of daily pregame and postgame shows for the Fresno Grizzlies. Prior to joining the Grizzlies, Doskow worked as the play-by-play broadcaster for the Single-A Advanced High Desert Mavericks (California League) and three seasons doing play-by-play for the Single-A Cedar Rapids Kernels (Midwest League).

Doskow received recognition from a number of national publications, including Baseball America, who named him one of the top 10 Minor League broadcasters during the 1999 season. Locally, Doskow won the Sacramento News and Review's "Best Soul in a Baseball Broadcaster" award in the 2004 season.

Doskow graduated from the University of La Verne in 1990 with a bachelor's degree in communications, and resides in Folsom. He has one daughter, Emily, who is twelve.

Phone: 916.376.4740

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Emily joined the River Cats in January of 2015 as the Marketing Manager and was promoted to her current position in October of 2017. She oversees the River Cats' overall marketing strategy, which incorporates advertising, communications & public relations, community relations, promotions, game production, and graphic design.

A Sacramento native, Emily began her Minor League Baseball career with the River Cats as a Marketing Intern and Cat Crew member while still in high school. Emily returned to Northern California after spending three seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals' Triple-A affiliate in Memphis, TN. While attending the University of Oregon, she interned with the Chicago Cubs' Short-Season A affiliate Eugene Emeralds and with Oregon Baseball, where she took part in the return of the Ducks' baseball program after a 26-year hiatus.

Emily is thrilled to return to her hometown to spend time with family and friends, and to go running with her pointers, Charlotte and Ursa.

Phone: 916.376.4891

Daniel joined the River Cats in 2015 and has worked in Baseball Operations with the San Francisco Giants since 2012. Promoted to his current post in October of 2017, Daniel manages all of the club's communication efforts, baseball information, team travel arrangements, and team administration.

The Bay Area was home for several years as Daniel studied Business Management at SF State before earning his MA in Sport Management at the University of San Francisco. Ultimate Frisbee in Golden Gate Park is still his happy place.

Born in Northern California, Daniel loves the west coast and it's easy access to both the mountains and beach. Before working in baseball, Daniel spent a year working on a cruise ship and traveling the world. While on the open seas, he met his incredible wife Samantha, and they still share a passion for traveling and new experiences.

Phone: 916.376.4850

RC Creative: Graphic, Digital, Clothing, Animation Design.

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This is Rose's sixth season with the River Cats as the Merchandise Manager. She has been in the retail business for the last 30 years. Rose and her husband, Rick, owned and operated a tennis specialty store for most of those years. She is a graduate of Fresno State University and the mother of two boys, Ricky and Rhett. For seven years she coached the Rio Americano High School girls varsity tennis team -- and she still enjoys playing tennis in her free time.

Phone: 916.376.4960

Originally from Connecticut, Corey started his career in baseball as Director of Food and Beverage with the New Haven Ravens. After a season with the Ravens, Corey headed west to the Tacoma Rainiers where he spent six seasons. Corey was then hired as the GM of Concessions for Seattle Seahawks. In 2009 he headed back to the Rainiers as VP of Ballpark Operations and worked together with River Cats GM Chip Maxson on the $30M renovation of Cheney Stadium.

Corey then went on to Ripken Baseball where he was the GM of the Charlotte Stone Crabs and oversaw the business operations of the Rays Spring Training facility and their Single A franchise. After a couple of season in Port Charlotte, Corey went back to the NFL and was instrumental in writing the RFP and creating the programming for the food and beverage portion of the $60M North End Zone remodel at EverBank Field.

Missing the west coast Corey transferred back to the Seattle area where he most recently was a Regional Manager overseeing multiple Sports and Entertainment properties in the NW.

Corey proudly served in the US Coast Guard and attended Culinary School in nearby Petaluma, as well as the Culinary Institute of America. He is a huge Yankees fan and loves spending time with his beautiful wife Stephanie and their children Mattingly and Jack.

Phone: 916.376.4945

Brittney Nizuk was born and raised in Roseville, CA where she grew up playing all the sports. Volleyball, soccer, ice skating, you name it, she probably played it. Her true passion lies with softball, which she still plays in the form of co-ed slow-pitch every now and then.

Now entering her 6th Season with the Sacramento River Cats, Brittney is responsible for overseeing the Events and Entertainment Department, allowing her and her team to play host to hundreds of special events throughout the year. Brittney has a true passion for providing one of a kind experiences to clients and guests alike. Raley Field is home to Brittney and she's grateful to be able to come to the ballpark every day for work.

When Brittney's not at the ballpark, you can find her enjoying a nice IPA and relaxing at home with her husband and dog.

Phone: 916.376.4791

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Sean grew up living in Arnold, a small town in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains, with his parents and three brothers. Over the years, he has lived throughout Northern California and has been calling Sacramento home since 2011.

Sean has had the opportunity to work with the River Cats since 2017, where he took on the position of Supervisor throughout the first season of River City Concessions at Raley Field. At the conclusion of the 2017 season Sean received a promotion to the role of Concessions Manager and has been the head of the Concessions Department from that point on.

Sean's favorite team is the San Francisco Giants, due to his parents growing up in the Bay Area. He enjoys spending his time with his girlfriend and fur family, in addition to hiking, camping, and being outdoors as much as possible.

Phone: 916.376.4853

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Tim grew up in Western Colorado in the mountain town of Glenwood Springs. He began cooking in this resort community at the age of 15. After high school he attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. It was there where he was given the opportunity to cook at Wolfgang Puck's Spago in the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace.

He continued his culinary career in Reno, NV and then onto the Bay Area. In San Francisco he worked at such landmarks as Moose's, The Waterfront, Harry Denton's & Vertigo. In 2000 he moved to the South Bay where he gained his first Executive Chef position at Tarragon Restaurant in Sunnyvale.

For the last 16 years he has worked as Executive Chef in a variety of different facets of food service including fine dining, corporate food service, high-end golf & country clubs and most recently, a winery.

Tim is an avid fan of the San Jose Sharks and the San Francisco Giants. When he's not working, he enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, golf, kayaking and exploring the region's craft breweries.

Phone: 916.376.4733