Timothy J. Brosnan (C’80, Parent’16,’16,’21) majored in government and was a four year player on the Georgetown University baseball team, serving as captain in 1980. He earned his J.D. from Fordham Law School and went on to private practice before he was appointed by then-Governor Cuomo to the NYS Commission on Government Integrity where he served as counsel to Chairmen John Feerick and Cyrus Vance.

Brosnan then began a nearly 25-year career at Major League Baseball, where he headed virtually every business line at MLB as President/CEO of MLB Enterprises. During that period Brosnan was named one of the “100 Most Powerful People in Sports” 11 times by Sports Business Journal. Brosnan rose to stand as one of three final candidates for MLB Commissioner.

After MLB, Brosnan formed a media consultancy and served on the board of PrimeSport (a Carlyle company) and the advisory board of FanDuel, and was a member of the board that took Alclear LLC (“Clear”) public.

During his career Brosnan remained close to Georgetown, serving as an AAP interviewer, a six-year member of the Board of Regents (Chair of Athletics), a Wall Street Alliance honoree, and a long-time counsel to President DeGioia on all things related to athletics. In 2021, DeGioia tasked Brosnan to project Georgetown’s role in the then-new world of NIL for NCAA athletes. That undertaking culminated in the formation of “Hoyas Rising,” a fully operational private company that Brosnan founded, built, and ran as Chairman/CEO through June 2025.

Brosnan is Director Emeritus of the Alumni Board at Fordham Law and at Fordham Prep, where he is also a member of the Hall of Honor.

He and his wife Claire have three children—Kevin, Helen, and Charlotte—and two daughters-in-law, Maria Lowe (L’25) and Maddy Gaiman.