BOSTON MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CLUB - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Member of the Management Team
- Director of Ticket Operations
Prior to the Garden Club, Brad used his degree in Recreation Resource Management to become the Events and Activities Coordinator at Sunday River Ski Resort in Maine. From there he joined the startup world and worked with various technology companies in Boston, learning the core functions of growing a new business including operations, marketing, and sales.
Ultimately, his love for Boston sports and the desire to work in a more client-facing environment brought him to the Garden Club. As an avid Boston sports fan with a vast knowledge of the industry, Brad is excited to experience his first season with us and is looking forward to interacting with members, especially on game nights.
Job Titles:
- Vice President, Admissions
Job Titles:
- General Manager
- Member of the Management Team
Malorie joined the Garden Club management team in 2008, just after graduating from the University of Rhode Island with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration. Throughout college, Malorie spent her summers on Cape Cod gaining experience in the hospitality industry at the Falmouth Yacht Club, where she began as the Club's hostess, and quickly molded into the role of the dining room's Assistant Manager.
Since working at the Garden Club, Malorie has thoroughly enjoyed building relationships with the members and their families, as well as working in an unpredictable and exciting environment that is the sports industry.
Job Titles:
- Vice President, Operations
Tex Rickard, a well-known boxing promoter and architect, designed and developed the original Boston Garden. Rickard's blue prints were modeled after another facility in which he built and operated; Madison Square Garden in New York City. Originally called the "Boston Madison Square Garden", Rickard's Boston facility would eventually be condensed to "Boston Garden".
Rickard designed the arena specifically for boxing; envisioning seats close enough for fans to see every expression of the fighters. Once hockey and basketball came onto the scene, the closeness created an intimate and personal atmosphere that became the charm of the "Old Boston Garden".
The 1928 construction of the Boston Madison Square Garden led to the official launch of the "Boston Madison Square Garden Club". Rickard's dream was to develop six additional "Gardens" throughout the United States, each having their own private Club like ours. Tex passed away shortly after the Boston Garden opened in November 1928, and unfortunately his dream never came to fruition.
Job Titles:
- Member of the Management Team
- Director of Admissions and Memberships
- Director of Member Services & Admissions
Tim joined the Garden Club team as our Director of Admissions and Memberships in August of 2016. In this role, Tim will not only focus on recruiting active new members and facilitating the admissions process, but will also work closely with the Management Team contributing ideas to enhance the overall membership experience.
Prior to the Garden Club, Tim attended Assumption College where he minored in Marketing and received a B.S. in Organizational Communication. From there, he spent three years at the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau, working initially as their Sales, Marketing and Convention Services Assistant, and receiving a promotion shortly after as their Short Term Meetings Manager with his own territory. Tim's experience with client services, as well as his active involvement in local industry events to promote the GBCVB will be beneficial in his new role.
As an avid sports fan with an impressive knowledge of the industry, Tim is very much looking forward to building relationships with current and new members.