Michael J. Frenz has been the Executive Director of the Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA) since December 2008. As Executive Director, Frenz oversees the strategic efforts and fiduciary responsibilities of MSA. Prior to joining MSA, Frenz was the Executive Vice President of Ginnie Mae, the federally-owned mortgage security issuer.

Daniel Brann is the Director of Internal Audit at Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA), with over 10 years of experience in auditing, accounting and banking. Since joining the Authority in 2014, Brann serves as the agency’s internal auditor and reports functionally to the Board of Directors and administratively to the Executive Director. Brann performs various financial compliance audits and advisory reviews that are identified in a risk-based assessment and internal audit plan.

Vernon J. Conaway Jr., Vice President for Public Safety and Security with the Maryland Stadium Authority has over 35 years experience in public safety and security operations. He currently holds senior leadership responsibilities for safety, security and parking operations at the Camden Yards Sports Complex, where he oversees security planning and coordination for M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

Jocelyn K. Grogan-Jones joined the Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA) team as its Human Resources Director in September 2018. Grogan-Jones is responsible for managerial oversight and executive leadership of the MSA Human Resources Office to include planning, directing, controlling, organizing, and managing all of the human resources functions.

Terry Hasseltine has served as Vice President of the Maryland Stadium Authority’s Marketing and Communication since 2014. In addition, Hasseltine has served as Executive Director of the Maryland Sports Commission since 2008. He added to his responsibilities in 2019 the President's role of the Sport and Entertainment Corporation of Maryland, a newly formed non-profit affiliated foundation to support the Maryland Sports Commission. 

Philip Hutson is currently the Vice President of Capital Projects and Planning for the Camden Yards Sports Complex (CYSC) at the Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA).  Since joining MSA in 2005, Hutson has managed many construction projects, such as the Southern Maryland...

Eric Johnson has been with the Authority since 2005, currently serving as Senior Vice President of the Authority’s Capital Project Division and managing the Baltimore City Schools Construction Program. Johnson is a construction manager with 25 years of experience in management of large, diverse construction and development projects ranging up to $135 million.

Gary McGuigan has been with the Authority since 1995 starting out in a project management capacity and currently serving as Executive Vice President, leading a team of 30 people in the Capital Projects Division. McGuigan is an engineer with over 30 years of experience in project management...

Jeffrey Provenzano has been with the Maryland Stadium Authority since 1997.  He was initially assigned to the Construction Division through 2004, involved with construction projects such as M&T Bank Stadium, Ripken Stadium and the Hippodrome Performing Arts Theater. In the beginning of 2004...

David Raith joined the Authority in March 1994 as a Fiscal Specialist. In September 2004, he was promoted to Chief Financial Officer. Raith is responsible for the oversight of the finance department and the preparation of the MSA's annual financial statements. Prior to joining MSA...

As the Maryland Stadium Authority’s Vice President for Procurement, Samoryk oversees all facets of procurement and contracting for the operation and maintenance of the Camden Yards Sports Complex. He has overseen the procurement of nearly every service and construction...

Al Tyler is currently a Vice President, in the Capital Projects Development Group at the Maryland Stadium Authority, with over 20 years of experience in project management. Since joining the Authority in 2013, Tyler has managed many highly visible and time sensitive construction projects and feasibility studies for local municipalities and state agencies.

Altha Weaver joined the Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA) in 2005 as a member of the Capital Projects team. As MSA's first Equal Employment Opportunity Officer (EEO) and the Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) & Small Business Reserve Liaison Officer, Altha is responsible for overseeing employee rights & protections and the administration of the Agency's minority business enterprise program. She leads the Agency's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion task force.