New York Mets

Bobby Clemens, Mets VP Of Creative Content recently spoke with Mike Mazzeo at Sports Business Journal on MLB’s evolving content ecosystem, and pushing the limit for creative sports content. #SBJ #MetsEmployees #LGM #Mets https://lnkd.in/eSWdbdEX

The New York Mets announced today that Ben Colabrese has been appointed as the organization’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and a member of the executive leadership team. Colabrese will join the organization on April 27 and will oversee all finance and accounting operations in support of the Mets’ Business and Baseball Operations. “In this period of unprecedented investment and extraordinary growth, bringing in a CFO of Ben’s caliber is a critical step in scaling our organization to meet the moment,” said Lew Sherr, President of Business Operations. “His proven ability to lead through complexity and transformation will strengthen our management team, sharpen our strategic execution, and ensure the financial stewardship needed to further accelerate our momentum.” Colabrese’s appointment is an important step in the ongoing evolution of the front office under the leadership of Steve and Alex Cohen. By bringing in a leader with a proven track record in high-profile roles, the Mets are further strengthening a foundation of operational excellence. Ben’s strategic mindset will be vital in driving cross-departmental collaboration and ensuring the organization is built for enduring success, both on and off the field. “I am thrilled to be joining the Mets at a time of significant momentum and growth both on and off the field,” said Colabrese. “I am truly honored at the opportunity to work with the world-class organization that Ownership and Lew have assembled, and I look forward to supporting the success of one of sport's most iconic franchises.”  Colabrese joins the Mets with an extensive background in elite sports and media leadership, most recently serving as CFO of the NHL’s Ottawa Senators. He brings deep MLB expertise to the organization, having spent six years as EVP of Finance and CFO for the Toronto Blue Jays (2018–2024), where he oversaw all financial operations and reporting for the franchise. During that tenure, he also held the role of SVP of Finance for Rogers Media, managing complex financial landscapes across a broad sports and broadcasting portfolio. A seasoned executive in strategic growth, Colabrese previously led over 30 M&A transactions as VP of Corporate Development for Rogers Communications and served as CFO for Pelmorex Media. Colabrese holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Waterloo and an MBA from the Ivey Business School at the University of Western Ontario. Colabrese and his wife will be relocating to New York for the role. #MetsEmployees #NewYorkMets

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As we round up our coverage for Women's History Month, today we're highlighting Rachel Neugart, Assistant Field Coordinator at the Mets Dominican Republic Academy. This will be Rachel’s fifth year with the Mets. "Women's History Month is a time where we are privileged to learn and uncover stories about women who came before us and paved different paths in different areas, different industries, different parts of the world while also recognizing the role that women play in our personal lives,” Rachel added. “Within the field of women coaching in baseball, I’ve looked at women like Rachel Folden — who’s now our Double-A hitting coach — and many others who I’ve worked with throughout my career, she added. “These women have given a lot of time to me within my career, and I’ve been able to lean on, learn from, and look up to them as they open doors throughout the game.” #WomensHistoryMonth #LGM #MetsEmployees #Mets

Continuing with our employee highlights for Women’s History Month, Nina Geraci spoke on what this month means to her and the women she’s looked up to throughout her life. She is the Ticket Operations Logistics Coordinator for the Mets, and she’s recently celebrated her first year with the team! “I am proud today to be a part of a bigger story in women’s history. It’s important to me that we celebrate women’s accomplishments, and I will work to empower women in every way I can,” said Nina. “In my time with the Mets and our SheUnit Employee Resource Group so far, I have been welcomed with warmth and open arms, as the group continues to boost my confidence and help us lift each other up.” #LGM #WomensHistoryMonth #MetsEmployees

We are ready...Happy Opening Day...Let's Go Mets! #Mets #2026OpeningDay #LGM

So excited to be the winners of "Best Baseball Stadium Food" for the fourth year in a row by USA TODAY 10BEST! Come check out our award-winning culinary lineup for the 2026 season, starting tomorrow at Citi Field! #CitiFieldEats #LGM #BestBaseballStadiumFood  ⚾ 🍔 🍕 🌭 🍨 https://lnkd.in/geMi6pRZ

Our next spotlight for Women’s History Month is Kasey Blair, the Senior Director of Community Outreach & Fan Engagement, Florida Operations. Kasey has been with the Mets for 12 seasons.   “Women’s History Month means celebrating the incredible women who help make the sports world what it is today—on the field, in the front office, in the stands, and throughout our communities,” Kasey said. “It is about recognizing those who paved the way and continue to inspire the future women in sports.”   “Being part of the Mets community has shown me how powerful it is when women support each other, lead with passion, and continue opening doors for the next generation of young women who love the game,” Kasey added. #MetsEmployees #LGM #WomensHistoryMonth

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re spotlighting Kathryn Crimmins, Senior Director of Baseball Initiatives for the Mets, who shares what this month means to her. It is Kathryn’s fourth year with the Mets.   “Women’s History Month is an opportunity for me to stop to reflect on all the meaningful progress women have made over the past few decades,” Kathryn said. She uses this month as a time to be grateful for the momentum women have gained within many industries and organizations, including the Mets.   “I’m grateful to work with wonderful individuals and have incredible mentors during all stops of my career, all of whom have advocated, pushed, and supported me as I navigated my own path,” highlighting the importance of female role models in all aspects of one’s life, including one’s professional life.   SheUnit is the women’s Employee Resource Group at the Mets, of which Kathryn’s a member. She has appreciates having SheUnit for support and has particularly enjoyed the fact that it allows her to spend time with women from other departments who she doesn’t normally have the chance to work with every day. Kathryn’s favorite event to be a part of with the group is Women’s Day during the season. #LGM #MetsEmployees #WomensHistoryMonth

For Women's History Month, members of our SheUnit Employee Resource Group at Citi Field and Port St. Lucie recently held events to celebrate the incredible women that make up the #Mets organization! #WomensHistoryMonth #LGM