December 4, 2024 - 00:01

SEATTLE, Wash. – In a significant move to enhance their business operations, the Seattle Mariners have announced key leadership promotions aimed at strengthening their organizational framework. President of Business Operations, Kevin Martinez, shared the exciting news today.
Gregg Greene has been elevated to the position of Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications. With a proven track record in driving successful marketing initiatives, Greene's new role is expected to further amplify the Mariners' brand presence and fan engagement strategies.
Jeff Higgins has also received a promotion, now serving as Vice President of Technology Solutions. His expertise in technological advancements will be crucial as the Mariners continue to innovate and improve their operational efficiencies.
Additionally, Ben Mertens has been promoted to Vice President of Creative and Content Services. Mertens will lead the charge in developing compelling content that resonates with fans and enhances the overall experience associated with the Mariners.
These promotions reflect the Mariners' commitment to fostering talent and enhancing their business operations as they look toward a bright future.
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