scouting reports and proprietary statistics. It was regarded as the first known case of corporate espionage involving computer network hacking in professional sports. On September 19, 2015, the Cardinals became the first team in MLB to clinch a playoff spot that season. It also extended a franchise record of five consecutive seasons of reaching the postseason, a record which the club had set in 2014. Political activities In 2003, President George W. Bush appointed DeWitt to be on the President's Intelligence Advisory Board and tapped his wife, Kathy, to serve on the National Endowment for the Arts. Personal life DeWitt and his wife, Katharine "Kathy" Cramer DeWitt, live in Indian Hill, Ohio. They have four children, Katie, Bill, Andrew, and Margot and twelve grandchildren. Bill DeWitt III is the president of the Cardinals. Andrew E. DeWitt is the founder and CEO of Dewey's Pizza. See also List of St. Louis Cardinals owners and executives References 1941 births Living people American company founders American people of Dutch descent Yale College alumni Harvard Business School alumni George W. Bush administration personnel Businesspeople from Cincinnati Businesspeople from St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals executives St. Louis Cardinals owners Major League Baseball owners Cincinnati Reds owners Cincinnati Bengals owners Texas Rangers owners