Kim Miner, Esq., serves as Executive Vice President/General Counsel for the Pawtucket Red Sox. Responsible for all aspects of the club's legal operations, the Harvard Law School graduate was a key negotiator of lease agreements in 2017 with the City of Pawtucket and the Rhode Island Commerce Commission, and then with the City of Worcester and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2018. She was an active participant in the decision to design and build a new downtown ballpark in Worcester, Massachusetts, that is set to open in 2021.

In addition to providing legal expertise and advice on the ballpark development process, she participates in various strategic business decisions and also oversees the philanthropic arm of the club, the Pawtucket Red Sox/Skeffington Charitable Foundation. The 501(c)(3) focuses on education, children's health, and veterans' causes. She has played a key role in creating the PawSox Scholars program and participates in the PawSox Mentoring Program with 5th graders at nearby Agnes Little Elementary School in Pawtucket, RI.

Prior to joining the PawSox in 2016, Miner was a member of the corporate practice group at the Boston office of WilmerHale, a leading international law firm. While playing varsity softball at Tufts University, from which she graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa with a degree in economics, the right-handed pitcher began her professional baseball career in the front office of the Boston Red Sox, for whom she was instrumental in creating the 100^th Anniversary celebration of Fenway Park. Miner served as a Fenway Ambassador in the fan services department before advancing to the club's business development, ballpark planning, and legal departments. Miner resides in Quincy, MA with her husband. 

Bart Harvey currently serves as the Special Assistant to the Chairman of the Pawtucket Red Sox, Larry Lucchino. In this role, Bart has been charged with coordinating the efforts for a new ballpark in downtown Pawtucket in addition to managing the administration needs for the executive staff. Known at McCoy Stadium as "Smitty", Bart spends the baseball season as the on-field emcee for each home game.

After graduating in May 2016 with a political science degree from Trinity College (Hartford, CT), Bart spent the summer working in the Los Angeles Dodgers' Public Relations department. At the conclusion of the Dodgers' season, Bart returned to the east coast and joined the PawSox in November 2016.

Mike is in his 7th season with the Paw Sox following a 40+ year sports broadcasting and sports marketing career. He is a Chicago native who was raised in the shadows of Wrigley Field. Educated at Southern Illinois University, Mike began his broadcasting career at WGN Television in Chicago and moved to Peoria to work as a television and radio broadcaster.

Mike arrived in Providence in 1976 to become Sports Director at Channel 6, and subsequently worked as a sports anchor and reporter at Channels 12 and 10 in Providence and Channel 7 in Boston. He also broadcast television play-by- play for URI Football and radio play-by-play for Providence College Hockey.

Mike's sports marketing career in Providence includes several years at both WPRO AM-FM and WEEI-FM. He also worked at both CBS Sports Marketing in Boston and Penn State University, as well as NBC Sports Marketing in Chicago at WMAQ which at the time was the broadcast home of both the Chicago Bears and the Chicago Blackhawks.

Mike's Corporate and Community Partnerships responsibilities with the Paw Sox include: Our 'What's Right About Rhode Island' initiative in partnership with Bryant University, The 'Build Baseball' initiative in partnership with the Rhode Island Building Trades and our "In Debt to a Vet program. Corporate Partnerships include marketing assets like signage and media and hospitality assets like suites and Barbeques.

Mike met his wife Hillary in school at Southern Illinois University. They have 3 children; Michelle, Mickey, and Kelly and 3 young Grandsons; Caimin, Kellen and Marcus. They reside in Rumford, RI.

Katarina is entering her first season with the PawSox as Merchandise Manager. As merchandise manager, Katarina oversees the team store and e-commerce operations. Katarina previously spent time working for the Amarillo Sod Poodles, Double-A for the San Diego Padres and the Indianapolis Indians, Triple-A for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the merchandise department.

A native of St. Joseph, Missouri, she attended Ottawa University where she played softball and graduated with a degree in Recreation and Sport Administration.

Dan Fontaine joined the Pawtucket Red Sox on a full time basis in July 2018, after having been an intern for the team since 2016. He started with the team working with the Director of Operations and then in 2017 moved on to work with the Finance Team.
Dan also has experience working at The Madison Square Garden Company.

Dan is a graduate from the Jack Welch College of Business at Sacred Heart University with dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Sports Management and Accounting. Dan currently resides in Harrisville, RI.

Sabriya will be entering her third season with the Pawtucket Red Sox in her new role as PawSox Foundation Coordinator. Sabriya started with the PawSox in 2018 as a Community Relations intern while attending Emerson College in Boston. In 2019, she shifted her focus to help with PawSox Foundation programs and events, and she discovered a passion for philanthropic work. After graduating from Emerson with a bachelor's degree in Political Communication, Sabriya was hired full-time to serve as the point person for the PawSox Foundation. She handles administrative duties related to the Foundation, in addition to facilitating PawSox Foundation programs, such as the PawSox Scholars Program, and assisting with Foundation fundraising events.

 Sabriya is a Cheshire, Connecticut native where she grew up playing softball for a local travel team. She was inspired to pursue a career in sports by her father, who is an avid New England Sports fan. Sabriya recognizes the immense power sports have to unite diverse communities, and she can't wait to see how her work in baseball can make a meaningful impact, inside and outside of the ballpark.

Matt joined the PawSox staff in 1995. Matt assumed the role of Field Superintendent prior to the 2006 season. McKinnon is responsible for repairing and maintaining the stadium's playing surface and its surrounding components as a safe, first-class baseball field by performing daily turf, dirt and water management; game preparation as well as short and long-term maintenance planning.