As you stockpile relationship capital it’s important that you don’t paint contacts into over-defined corners. Rarely are we only one “thing.” Most everyone has outside interests and long job histories, many of which extend into different industries. Take, for one timely example, baseball owners. With baseball season upon us, we dove into the networks of these (in many cases moonlighting) sportsmen; their breadth of reach was impressive. A peek at their board positions and charitable interests shows that not one of them is just a “baseball guy.”
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Arturo Moreno, LA Angels of Anaheim
David Glass, Kansas City Royals David Montgomery, Philadelphia Phillies Fred Wilpon, New York Mets Hal Steinbrenner, New York Yankees Jeffrey Loria, Miami Marlins Jerry Reinsdorf, Chicago White Sox Jim Crane, Houston Astros Jim Pohlad, Minnesota Twins John W. Henry, Boston Red Sox Ken Kendrick, Arizona Diamondbacks Larry Baer, San Francisco Giants Larry Dolan, Cleveland Indians Ted Lerner (Lerner Enterprises), Washington Nationals Lewis Wolff, Oakland Athletics |
John C. Malone (Liberty Media), Atlanta Braves
Mark Attanasio, Milwaukee Brewers Mark Walter, LA Dodgers Mike Ilitch, Detroit Tigers Howard Lincoln (Nintendo), Seattle Mariners Peter Angelos, Baltimore Orioles Ray Davis, Texas Rangers Richard Monfort, Colorado Rockies Robert Castellini, Cincinnati Reds Robert Nutting, Pittsburgh Pirates J. Guy Laurence (Rogers Communications), Toronto Blue Jays Ron Fowler, San Diego Padres Stuart Sternberg, Tampa Bay Rays Thomas S. Ricketts, Chicago Cubs William DeWitt, Jr., St. Louis Cardinals |
RelSci Relationships
RelSci has profiled more than three million influential decision makers. The numbers below show the amount of people these owners know within that curated group.
Extended Network
These are second degree connections: The people these owners’ friends, family, colleagues and peers know.
Board Memberships
Includes prior and current board memberships.
Corporate Boards by industry
Nonprofit boards by industry
Charitable donations by cause (count)
Methodology
Relsci has profiled more than three million influential decision makers and the organizations with which they are involved. The platform assesses the likelihood of a relationship between these influencers through proprietary algorithms that take into account qualitative and quantitative factors such as employment history, title, nonprofit involvement, organization size, industry, etc. We then used these mapped connections to determine the relationships and involvement of these owners.
Relsci has profiled more than three million influential decision makers and the organizations with which they are involved. The platform assesses the likelihood of a relationship between these influencers through proprietary algorithms that take into account qualitative and quantitative factors such as employment history, title, nonprofit involvement, organization size, industry, etc. We then used these mapped connections to determine the relationships and involvement of these owners.
About RelSci
RelSci is a technology solutions company that helps create competitive advantage for organizations through a crucial yet vastly underutilized asset: relationship capital with influential decision makers.
