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Tim Mead

President, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Tim Mead is a former Vice President of Communications for the Los Angeles Angels organization, where he worked for 40 years.1 He began his career with the Angels as an intern in the Public Relations Department in 1980 and rose through the ranks, spending 22 years as Vice President of Communications.1 In this role, he oversaw media relations, publicity, and broadcasting for the club.1

During his tenure with the Angels, Mead was responsible for handling media during multiple postseason appearances, All-Star Games, and the team's World Series run in 2002.1 He received several accolades, including the 2000 Robert O. Fishel Award for PR excellence and a Distinguished Alumnus Award from his alma mater, Cal Poly Pomona.1

In April 2019, Mead was appointed as the President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.2 However, he stepped down from this position in May 2021, citing challenges in maintaining his family responsibilities.34

Mead is known for his professionalism, ethics, and humanitarian efforts in the baseball community.1 He has been involved with various charitable organizations and serves on advisory boards for sports management programs at different universities.1

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Cooperstown, New York