Chris Bloyer returned to Washington as the team's Senior Vice President of Operations & Guest Experience in 2015. In his current role, he oversees the team's facilities at Inova Sports Performance Center and FedExField, as well as leads customer service efforts to provide fans with first-class experiences at all FedExField events.
Bloyer re-joined the organization in 2015 after having previously served as the Vice President of Operations for 11 years from 2001-12. In that role, he managed 20 full-time employees (special events, facilities, grounds and cleaning) and approximately 1,000 event day employees for major events. In addition, he negotiated all support contracts including but not limited to the areas of public safety, private security, parking, cleaning and more.
Bloyer's return was part of the organization's effort to improve the fan experience at FedExField. In his previous role with the organization, he responded to customer/fan concerns and complaints and served as a liaison to the NFL and public safety officials to enact best security practices to ensure a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for fans.
Prior to his return, Bloyer served as the Chief Operating Officer at Recurrent Building Intelligence in Rockville, Md., from 2012-15. Under Bloyer's guidance, the company provided services relating to building automation, energy conservation, facility support and HVAC and was recognized as one of Washington D.C.'s Emerging Leaders by the Small Business Administration in 2014.
Before Bloyer's first tenure with the organization, he served as Project Manager at Day & Zimmerman, where he oversaw projects for the United States Senate, Smithsonian Institute, National Building Museum, Department of Labor/Bureau of Labor Statistics and US Geological Survey.
Bloyer studied business administration and management at University of Maryland University College and project management/contract administration at George Washington University.
