For more than two decades, Myrtle Beach Pelicans Chairman and Managing Partner, Chuck Greenberg, has built his reputation as an innovative franchise owner and operator, corporate and sports attorney, dealmaker, advisor, and expert on the business and economics of major professional sports.
Chuck's involvement with the Pelicans began on May 31, , when his ownership group finalized the purchase of the franchise from Capitol Broadcasting Company. He subsequently spearheaded an effort to enhance TicketReturn. Louis Cardinals. In November , Chuck announced the formation of Greenberg Sports Group GSG , which provides management, consulting and marketing services to the sports industry across the country.
Well respected across baseball, Chuck has the distinguished honor of serving on the Minor League Baseball Board of Trustees, a position to which he was elected to in December The person Board has exclusive power to determine policies and to enact rules and regulations for Minor League Baseball and its member clubs.
Among Chuck's leadership roles in the industry, he has helped to launch Minor League Baseball's "Project Brand" initiative, which was announced at the Baseball Winter Meetings. Chuck is also a co-Chair of Minor League Baseball's Diversity Committee, where he was tapped for a leadership position by Minor League Baseball President Pat O'Conner, in part for his success in attracting substantial minority investment to his ownership groups.
Off the field, Chuck spearheaded the development of an enhanced senior management staff, overhauled the fan experience at Globe Life Park in Arlington, constructed and installed a new state-of-the-art video board, game entertainment control room, and technological overhaul of Globe Life Park, and helped re-establish a sense of trust and excitement between the franchise and community.
