John Angelos

John Angelos is the Chairman and CEO of the Baltimore Orioles, a role he took on after contributing significantly to the team and its associated entities since joining the organization in 1994. He has also been serving as the President and Chief Operating Officer of the Mid-Atlantic Sports Television Network (MASN) since 2006, where he has played a crucial role in its development and success. MASN has garnered 59 awards, including 27 Addy Awards and 30 Emmy Awards under his leadership.

Angelos has been instrumental in various innovative projects that have had substantial economic and community impact. Notably, he led the reinvention of the Spring Training business model through public-private partnership (PPP) economic development projects, with the Sarasota project generating over $500 million in economic benefits. Moreover, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, under his oversight, has been voted the #1 sports venue in the United States multiple times.

Beyond his executive roles, Angelos actively participates in community and international outreach. He has pioneered community programs such as the Orioles Health and Fitness Challenge and the Birdland Community Heroes program. His efforts in international relations include partnerships with the United Nations and specific programs in Cuba, promoting global initiatives like U.N. World Environment Day and local efforts such as the conservation of the Chesapeake Bay. Angelos is also recognized for his insights in media property, brand, and economic partnership development, making him a sought-after speaker and expert panelist at professional and industry conferences, as well as a guest lecturer at educational institutions and corporate events. His commitment to maintaining local ownership of the Orioles and addressing broader societal issues such as economic opportunity and workplace culture underlines his leadership philosophy.