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A self-made man and an entrepreneur at heart, Dan Snyder’s life is marked by an enduring passion for the people, the team and the community he loves.

Growing up in the D.C. area and attending Washington Football (then named the Redskins) games with his father, Gerald, his youth and young adulthood were shaped and inspired by his devotion to the team. Snyder has put his passion into action since purchasing the team in 1999, consistently leading the franchise to new prominence in the community, the business world and the National Football League. Under his leadership, the team has raised millions of dollars for charitable efforts and maintained its place in the top tier of the world’s most valuable sports franchises.

Tanya Snyder is a co-owner and co-CEO of the Washington Football Team. She is well-known for her commitment to ensuring the team is a “Champion in the Community” and has recently taken an expanded role in decision-making across the organization. She has become a catalyst for the evolution of the Washington Football Team into a franchise of the future, particularly in the total reinvention of the fan experience.

Early in the Snyders’ ownership of the team, Tanya spearheaded the creation of the Washington Football Charitable Foundation, which formally launched in 2000 and has grown to provide direct, positive impact to more than 178,000 area children each year. As the leader of the “team behind the team,” she has guided the social and community efforts together with the spouses of Washington players and coaches. Tanya doesn’t just talk about the importance of the Washington Football Team contributing to the community, she “walks the walk.” Under her stewardship, the Charitable Foundation held more than 130 events for children in the community annually in recent years.

As President of the Washington Football Team, Jason Wright is responsible for leading the organization’s business divisions, including operations, finance, sales, and marketing. In addition to leading a historic transformation of a sports franchise, he is the first Black team president in the history of the NFL and currently is the youngest team president in the League. He is the fourth former NFL player to become president of a team.

Martin Mayhew enters his first season as General Manager of the Washington Football Team.

Mayhew joins Washington with 20 seasons of NFL experience as an executive, including eight seasons as the general manager of the Detroit Lions. He returns to the franchise that he played for from 1989-92 and was a member of the Super Bowl XXVI team.

Marty Hurney enters his first season as Executive Vice President of Football/Player Personnel for the Washington Football Team.

Hurney joins Washington with 30 seasons of NFL experience as an executive and will rejoin the franchise where he started his NFL career as a member of the team’s public relations department.

Rob Rogers enters his 27th season in the NFL and 2nd with the Washington Football Team in the role of Senior Vice President of Football Administration.