by usatffadmin | Feb 2, 2020
CEO, USA Track & Field
Indianapolis, IN
Max became the fourth CEO of USATF in 2012 and led the organization to record-breaking commercial success, programmatic evolution and inclusive representation. His achievements at USATF further complement Siegel’s more than 25-year track record of financial growth and competitive success in sports and entertainment. Max formerly served on the boards of USATF and the USA Swimming Foundation, and currently serves as a board member for the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality, as well as a trustee at Martin University and Brebeuf Jesuit High School in Indianapolis. He also the owner of Rev Racing, the competition arm for NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity program.
by usatffadmin | Feb 1, 2020
CEO, Chairman & Co-Founder, Blackstone Group
New York, NY
Track & field was a central part of Steve’s life from 5th grade through high school. From it, he learned team-work, the importance of hard work and training, and the thrill of when your team won. Steve brings that same passion for the sport to the Foundation Board.
by Trixie | Jan 30, 2020
Owner, Running Warehouse
San Luis Obispo, CA
Joe is an athlete, a coach, a mentor, and the owner of Running Warehouse, the premier online site for running shoes, apparel, and accessories. As a professional runner, he went on to run the Olympic Marathon Trials in 1992 and 1996 and holds a 2:18:06 personal record. Today he is the Head Coach for the HOKA ONE ONE Aggie RC, where he has had multiple athletes compete at the Olympic Trials.
by Trixie | Jan 29, 2020
President and CEO of Institutional Shareholder Services, Inc. (ISS)
New York City, NY
For more than a decade, Gary has served as President and CEO of Institutional Shareholder Services, Inc. (ISS), a leading provider of corporate governance and responsible investment solutions, market intelligence, fund services, and events and editorial content for institutional investors and corporations, globally. Originally from Managua, Nicaragua, Gary has been a New Yorker since 1983. And while he did run track in high school, Gary’s track and field claim-to-fame is his daughter, Jessica, who ran for Div. I Cornell University and was a Heps champion in the sprint relays.
by usatffadmin | Jan 29, 2020
Director of Regulatory Affairs, Cetera Financial Group
San Diego, CA
Mark Quinn is the Director of Regulatory Affairs for Cetera Financial Group, the parent company of a group of retail wealth management companies. Mark has been an attorney and senior executive in the financial series industry for more than 25 years. His interest in track and field started as a competitor in high school and college and has continued ever since.
