Chad Wynn

Vice President, Business Partnerships at Texas Rangers Baseball Club

Wednesday, November 30th

4:00pm

UNT Lyceum

About Chad

Chad Wynn is a Texas native and UNT alum (’05) who was born with a deep love for baseball.

Growing up in Sunnyvale, Texas with his paternal grandparents, Gordon and Cecilia Wynn, he often found himself attending Rangers games at Arlington Stadium. As a child, one of his fondest memories was attending the All-Star Game on July 10, 1995 at The Ballpark in Arlington.

Over the years, Wynn has turned his passion into a profession.

Joining the Rangers front office in 2006, Wynn spent four seasons working in various roles for the ticket sales department, and after the 2009 season he was asked to join the business partnerships team.

For more than a decade, Wynn has helped the department secure three naming rights partnerships and open the Rangers’ beautiful new home, Globe Life Field. Two of the biggest highlights of his career have been back-to-back American League pennants in 2010 and 2011.

Wynn currently serves as the Vice President of Partnerships for the Rangers, overseeing new business development for the team, collegiate events at Globe Life Field, Texas Live!, Dallas Jackals and Choctaw Stadium. He is happily married to the love of his life, Catherine Wynn, and they have two beautiful children together, Brynlee (5) and Nolan (10 months) in Colleyville, Texas.

About the Distinguished speaker Series

The G. Brint Ryan College of Business Distinguished Speaker Series provides students and faculty with an opportunity to learn from prominent executives and leaders in the business community.

Each semester, a different speaker is brought to campus to offer new perspectives and first-hand information about the complexities of the business world. Past topics have included successful management styles, possible career paths, critical industry-related issues, and qualities conducive to successful business leadership.

These lectures enhance the educational experience of students in the G. Brint Ryan College of Business, while inspiring them to seek new ways to meet the challenges of tomorrow.