METS NAME ANDREW GROSSMAN AS CHIEF GROWTH OFFICER
FLUSHING, N.Y., May 28, 2024 - The New York Mets announced today that Andrew Grossman has been appointed as the organization’s first Chief Growth Officer and a member of the executive leadership team.
In this position with the Mets, Grossman is responsible for leading new initiatives that drive incremental revenue growth, deepen engagement with our fans and improve organizational effectiveness. Grossman will report directly to M. Scott Havens, President of Business Operations in this role.
“We are thrilled to welcome Andrew and his expertise to the Mets organization. He has a proven track record of helping to drive organizational growth and explore strategic opportunities, and he will be a key driver as we continue to expand the presence of the Mets brand,” said M. Scott Havens, President of Business Operations, New York Mets. “Uncovering ways to accelerate growth and drive new innovation is a major priority for our franchise and Andrew will play a critical role in surfacing and launching new business initiatives.”
Grossman most recently served as the Head of Corporate Strategy and Chief of Staff to the CEO at Bloomberg Media, Bloomberg L.P.’s global consumer media business. At Bloomberg, Grossman collaborated with senior leadership to answer critical strategic questions about digital advertising, consumer subscriptions, live events, and the future of news. During his tenure, Bloomberg Media saw significant revenue growth across its business lines.
“I’m incredibly excited to have the opportunity to join a beloved New York institution in the Mets,” said Andrew Grossman, Chief Growth Officer, New York Mets. “The organization is primed for growth, and I’m looking forward to helping achieve it by finding new ways to better serve our fans and reach new audiences.”
Prior to his time with Bloomberg, Grossman was a Senior Manager at PayPal Inc., where he led projects that gave senior leadership insights into consumer behavior and market dynamics. Grossman also previously drove organizational transformations and advised on corporate strategy as a management consultant at Bain & Company. He began his career as a reporter at the Wall Street Journal in New York and Washington.
Grossman is a graduate of the University of Michigan with a BA in History and received an MBA in finance from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Media Goon here- here is a little pontificating on my end. There have been a gaggle of ticket plan holders that are not don’t of what is going on with their perks, the tier system and their loyalty rewards. Lots of stuff was cut from years past. Ticket reps don’t give long time account holders the time of day and make it seem like they are a nuisance to even have to deal with. The whole experience at the ballpark so far this season has been abysmal and this feels like the Mets want to cut money to the day to day operations but yet bring in another salary to do so. So you add money to take away money. Got it.
