Amber Goodspeed begins her fifth season with Toyota Center and her first as Senior Event Services Coordinator. Goodspeed serves as the primary liaison for the Houston Aeros and all private events as well as select Houston Rockets games and select concerts.

Prior to joining Toyota Center in October 2006, Goodspeed interned with MiLB’s San Antonio Missions and served as their Front Office Intern. Her duties included in-game promotions, sponsorship performance reports, and box office operations. You name it, she did it.

A native Houstonian, Goodspeed graduated from Westfield High School. She received her bachelor’s degree in Sport Management and minor in business from Texas A&M University in 2006.

Hunter Goodwin is President & COO of the Oldham Goodwin Group and Director of Hospitality. As President & COO, Hunter is responsible for implementing the company’s business strategies, launch¬ing new ventures and initiatives, overseeing ongoing company operations and developing synergistic business relationships.
 
Hunter specializes in the asset management and development of commercial, multifamily and hospitality properties utilizing his extensive experience in construction management and business operations. In addition to his duties as President, Hunter is responsible for the asset manage¬ment and operations of all hospitality properties in his role as Director of Hospitality.

Prior to real estate, Hunter was a professional athlete for 8 years and was a team captain for the Miami Dolphins from 1999-2000. He served as a Miami Dolphins representative to the Player’s
Union from 2000-2001. Hunter served as a Fox Sports College Game Day Analyst in 2005 and was also a consultant commentator for the 2003 NFL Draft for KVET—Austin, Texas.

Charles Henderson

Jason Jaynes is the VP of Marketing at Demand Media. In his role he oversees Marketing, Product Management and Product Strategy for the Demand Media Business Solutions Group. Jason and his team are responsible for all aspects of the Business Solutions Group’s marketing and products in the U.S. and Europe with a primary focus on the Pluck Social Media platform. His product team interacts daily with prospects and customers to manage the Pluck product lifecycle, to understand overall market needs, and to define and create the next generation of Pluck product features. Prior to Demand Media, Jason was the Director of Product Management at Credant Technologies where he oversaw the definition, development, launch, and management of multiple Enterprise Mobile Security products.

Previous experience includes sales and development positions at Entrust, enCommerce, and Accenture. During his tenure at enCommerce and Accenture he worked for numerous clients to architect and build Enterprise Web applications. Jason holds an MBA degree from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas and a B.S. in Computer Science from Texas A&M University.  

Jason loves to spend his free time with his wife and three kids in Austin and the surrounding hill country.

Bobby Jordan Graduated from Texas A&M in Sport Management in 2002 and in 2005, he graduated with a Master's in Sport Management. He Works for the Texas A&M Athletic Department from 2003-2005 working in marketing, event management and sales. He began working at Baylor in 2005 as the Assistant Director of Marketing for Athletics; worked there for a year assisting in the marketing for all sports at Baylor.

In 2006, he accepted a position in the Sam Houston State Athletic Department as Director of Marketing and he was responsible for marketing, tickets, corporate sales, and licensing. He gained a promotion and became an Assistant Athletic Director after in 2007.

He accepted a position with the Ohio State Radio Network in 2008 in Columbus, OH and was responsible for sales for the statewide radio network for Ohio State football and men's basketball.

Bobby merged into Ohio State Sports Marketing in 2009 after IMG College obtained the rights to the entire Ohio State athletic department. He handled all aspects of corporate sales for Ohio State athletics.

This year, He accepted a position with Texas A&M Sports Properties in April and returned to College Station and handles all aspects of corporate sales for Texas A&M Athletics.

Matthew Kopil began college at Texas A&M in the Fall of 2005 as Communications major. His intent during the time
he spent in the Communications Department was to go into public relations for a professional sport franchise or agency.
After finding out that Texas A&M offered a Sport Management major he quickly began the process of applying to the department.

Once he was accepted into the Sport Management department he began to search for ways to increase the amount of industry specific experience he had in hopes of finding a job upon graduation.

During the Summer of 2006 Matthew was hired as an Intramural Supervisor and began working in and attending operations meetings for the student recreation center as well as overseeing basketball, soccer and football during intramural activities. He continued on in this
role until the 2007 spring semester.

At the start of the 2007 spring semester, while continuing to serve as an intramural supervisor, Matthew took a student-worker position with Texas A&M Men's Basketball team working under Coach Billy Gillispie.

In the summer of 2007 Matthew took an Internship with the local independent league baseball team the Brazos Valley Bombers. This summer marked the first ever season for the new franchise and Matthew spent much of his time increasing the market share, as another form of entertainment in the BCS area, and the brand image the ownership group wanted to portray. Matthew, eventually hired on full time, spent the next two years with the team overseeing marketing endeavors.

In August of 2008 Matthew was accepted and began graduate school in the Sport Management department at Texas A&M. Matthew earned his M.S. in Sport Management in December of 2009.

Matthew left the Brazos Valley Bombers in December of 2009 to take a marketing position with FC Dallas of Major League Soccer. Mathew currently oversees many marketing initiatives and objects for the club as well as sets and creates marketing goals.

Matthew has been married for three years and has a daughter named Kadielyn. He and his wife are expecting their second child next April.

Keyl Woolet graduated from Texas A&M University with Bachelors in Sport Management and two Minors, Business Administration and Speech Communication. Keyl Woolet serves as a Youth Football Marketing Coordinator at Houston Texans.
   
In his current role, he is responsible for developing and managing all youth football and youth marketing outreach programs and activities in the community to include the development, promotion, management and coordination of all event and program logistics and operations, as well as communicating all activities between event staff, other Texans departmental personnel and the appropriate National Football League personnel.

He creates and implement a youth outreach and marketing plan to increase the participation of youth football participation, increase the level of coaching and grow the Texans youth fan base throughout Texas, oversees and direct the activities of the Youth Advisory Council, oversees and grows the youth section of the team website, oversees and continue to build the databases of youth, youth football participants and youth football coaches on a local and statewide basis, and so on.