Brett Rudy Co-Founder & Marketing Director		Brett Rudy graduated from Northeastern University in 1995 with a dual degrees in Marketing and Management. Brett's professional career has spanned 13 years across advertising agencies and marketing firms where he has led client relationships, provided strategic consulting services and helped project manage countless programs. Brett has helped oversee television commercials and print ads for Reynolds Wrap, Florida Orange Juice and Glidden Paint, as well as helped launch marketing programs for Fortune 500 companies such as Toys"R"Us, the United States Postal Service, Neiman Marcus, American Express and AT&T. Brett also has extensive experience managing loyalty and retention marketing programs within the print media. Brett also serves as Director of Marketing for the Boston Men's Baseball League, New England's largest amateur adult baseball league. His responsibilities include league advertising and special events, as well as serving as webmaster for the league website. Brett concepted and co-created the 100 Innings of Baseball Spectacular, an event which raised more than $368,000 from 2004 to 2007 for Curt's Pitch for ALS, the charity headed by Curt Schilling of the Boston Red Sox to fight Lou Gehrig's disease. The 100 inning game set a world record as the longest baseball game ever played and will be featured in an upcoming novel. Brett also created Winterball, a freeze-fest baseball game played the first week of December each year since 2001. To participate, players have been required to donate a toy to Toys For Tots. Another venture, Throw Across Wakefield, was developed to be the longest baseball throw-relay ever conducted, spanning 4 miles across Wakefield, Massachusetts in partnership with Tim Wakefield of the Boston Red Sox. Brett also has experience tieing baseball to film. In 2008, the team helped marketed Signs of the Time, a baseball documentary on baseball hand signals, and partnered with Richard Dreyfuss on the narration. In 2005, Brett was cast as an interviewee in Big Dig, a documentary about Fenway Park, home of the 2004 World Champion Boston Red Sox. Prior, Brett helped cast more than 20 baseball players to appear as extras in the feature film Fever Pitch (2005). He also helped cast members of the jury in ESPN's made-for-tv movie, Pete Rose on Trial (2003). Brett has also received numerous credits with special thanks, including the documentary film entitled Star-Crossed (2002), as well as an ESPN's Sports Century (2002) episode featuring Darryl Strawberry.
Mike Lembo Co-Founder & Operations Director		Mike Lembo graduated magna cum laude from Northeastern University in 2006 with a dual degree in Marketing and Management. Professionally, Mike has spent over 4 years working in the marketing and special event side of the for and non-profit world. At Junior Achievement, Mike was responsible for re-introducing, packaging, and marketing the JA P.A.S.S. Program. "Professional Achievement Spotlighting Sports" reached over 1,000 middle school students under Mike's direction and brought sports industry mentors face-to-face with their future legacy. Mike's professional career also includes extensive work with The ALS Association MA Chapter as a Special Events & Marketing Coordinator. Working for the official charity of Boston Red Sox ace, Curt Schilling, Mike has implemented and supported several noteworthy fundraising campaigns raising proceeds for Curt's Pitch for ALS. In his time with the organization he co-created and managed the 100 Innings of Baseball Spectacular which has now raised over $350,000 in its ongoing 4-year run. He has also been involved and the coordination and planning of Curt Schilling's Annual Postseason Reception, the Walk to D'Feet ALS, and was a driving force behind the highly publicized Curt Schilling Bobble Ankle Doll which raised over $50,000 for Curt's Pitch and the Shade Foundation. During his non-profit time, Mike has worked with companies such as the Boston Red Sox, the New England Patriots, New England Ford Dealers, and WEEI Sports Radio AM 850. Mike brings with him valuable knowledge and contacts within the non-profit sector and he specializes in organizing and executing fundraising auctions and conceptualizing advertising campaigns. In his "free time," Mike is an active member of the Boston Men's Baseball League and has served in a leadership capacity on both the team and league level. He also coaches youth baseball in Norwood, MA and enjoys spending time with friends and family.