Join the President of Business Operations, Brian Barren, and the Vice President of Business Operations, Dennis Lehman, as they discuss being awarded the All-Star Game, the planning, the execution, and the impact it has for Cleveland. Hear how the previous five All-Star games affected Cleveland and get a sneak peek of what’s to come for this year’s week-long event.
Brian Barren enters his sixth season with the Cleveland Indians and second as President of Business Operations after being elevated to the position in January 2017. He joined the organization in January 2014 and served as Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing over his first three seasons. In his present capacity, Brian oversees all aspects of the club's business functions.
Dennis Lehman begins his 31st season with the Cleveland Indians after joining the organization in September 1988 as Senior Vice President, Business; he was promoted to his current role as Executive Vice President, Business in December 1992. Lehman is responsible for a variety of business aspects of the organization, including merchandise, food and beverage, human resources, community outreach and finance.
AND a ticket in the lower bowl for the game against the Tampa Bay Rays - You’re free to enter and exit the Terrace Club to watch from the field or the Terrace Club.
Tickets are limited! Don’t miss out on this special night.
Open to investor level members and their guests - Regretfully this event does not qualify as a complimentary event under the investor level membership package.
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