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Best Places to Work in Sports: Team/League/Governing Body — Chicago Dogs

3.4.2024

Team/League/Governing Body: Fewer than 50 Employees

Chicago Dogs Baseball (Gold)

Employees: 15
Headquarters: Rosemont, Ill.
Primary business: Minor league baseball team
Key executive: Shawn Hunter, owner; Trish Zuro, COO
Top Engagement Category: Future Outlook

What makes it a Best Place to Work:

■ Mr. Hunter, Trish Zuro and the administrative team promote a caring environment for all staff, all associated vendors and all the customers that purchase tickets to attend the baseball games. The Chicago Dogs is a great place to work.

■ I have worked for the Chicago Dogs for seven years and it truly is one of the best places to work in all of sports. Ownership and management are top notch.

■ They set me and my colleagues up for success and continue to encourage ideas and a positive culture.

■ I have loved every moment since starting work here and I can’t wait to continue my tenure here!

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