Vic Gregovits

Vic Gregovits will begin his fifth season as the Indians Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing after being named to the position on November 15, 2004.

As Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Vic oversees all aspects of Indians ticket sales (premium seating, seasons, groups and single-game sales), as well as the club’s marketing initiatives (advertising, broadcasting, corporate sales, communications and in game entertainment).

This is Vic’s second stint with the Indians organization, having previously spent six seasons with the club from 1990 thru 1995 as Director of Ticket Sales, overseeing the sales and operations of the ticketing and premium seating areas.  During his first tenure, Vic’s efforts helped the Indians set franchise records for both season and group sales as the team made a successful move from Cleveland Stadium to Jacobs Field.
 
After leaving the Indians he became the Vice President of Sales for the Philadelphia Eagles, where he was responsible for all aspects of ticket sales and premium seating.  In 1997, Vic was hired as the Vice President of Marketing and Broadcasting for the Pittsburgh Pirates.  In this capacity, he managed all advertising, broadcasting, corporate sales, communications, premium seating and ticket sales. 

Most recently, Vic was the Chief Executive Officer of the Island Sports Center at Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh, PA, where he oversaw all aspects of the sports complex operation - including advertising, marketing, facility management, memberships and leagues, retail, and coordination of the Sports Center's use by University athletics. 
 
Gregovits, 46, holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, with a Sport Management Major from Robert Morris University.  He is a member of the Board of Directors of the American Cancer Society, Advisory Board Member to Robert Morris University Sport Management Program and was elected to Robert Morris University Sport Management Hall of Fame in 2006.  Gregovits began his professional career with the Minnesota Strikers indoor soccer team in 1986, where he worked for one season before joining the Cleveland Cavaliers basketball club as a sales executive.

Vic and his wife, Patty, have two children (Jason, Samantha) and reside in Avon Lake, OH.