Larry Baer

Larry Baer is a highly respected figure in the professional sports industry known for his visionary leadership.

A native San Franciscan, Baer played a pivotal role in securing the Giants' stay in San Francisco by forming a new ownership group alongside Peter Magowan in 1992.

Starting as an executive vice president, limited partner, and board member, Baer assumed the role of CEO in 2012 and steered the Giants to multiple World Series victories.

Baer's tenure has seen significant accomplishments such as overseeing the construction of Oracle Park, the Giants' privately-financed Major League ballpark, hailed as one of the best in the league.

In addition to his successes on the field, Baer is currently leading the Giants' $1.6 billion Mission Rock development project with Tishman Speyer.

Beyond the Giants, Baer has been actively involved in various Major League Baseball boards and serves on the boards of multiple organizations, showcasing his commitment to both sports and community service.

With an impressive educational background including a degree from UC Berkeley and an MBA from Harvard Business School, Baer's professional journey also includes roles in the media industry with Westinghouse Broadcasting and CBS, Inc.

Baer's contributions and leadership have been recognized through numerous awards and accolades, highlighting his dedication to excellence both on and off the field.