Our Team
Sports Shares was founded by a strong and experienced management team that recognized the opportunity to apply the proven fractional club business model to Stadium and Arena Luxury Suites. By partnering with teams and venues across the country, Sports Shares is introducing the power of Luxury Suite entertainment to a new universe of businesses and an exclusive group of private individuals. With a combined 20+ years in both the Sports Marketing and Fractional Ownership industries, we are dedicated to building a vibrant company that provides great career opportunities for our employees, a commitment to the communities in which we operate, and unsurpassed customer service to our Members.
Management Bios
Tyler Tysdal, Founder & Co-Owner
Tyler Tysdal is the Founder and Co-Owner of Sports Shares. Mr. Tysdal started Sports Shares after a portfolio company of his in the sports consulting industry demonstrated the opportunities for adapting the fractional club business model for luxury suites.
Mr. Tysdal is the Managing Director of Mantucket Capital, and serves on the Board of Directors for the following Mantucket Capital portfolio companies: BrandJourney Capital and PRN Medical Services. His investment background includes venture capital, buyouts, restructurings, hedge funds, real estate, public equities, bonds and several entrepreneurial ventures. Prior to joining Mantucket Capital, Mr. Tysdal founded a private equity firm primarily focused on healthcare, sports & entertainment and secondarily on real estate and construction services. He began his career in investment banking with Alex. Brown & Sons, focused on corporate finance and mergers & acquisitions. Mr. Tysdal graduated with an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BSBA in Finance from Georgetown University.
Todd Lindenbaum, President
Mr. Lindenbaum brings a strong background in the sports industry in sales, marketing and event management, and is one of the pioneers of the fractional luxury suite club model, founding OneSuite Sports, LLC in 2004. Prior to launching OneSuite Sports, Mr. Lindenbaum spent four years as a Sales Executive and Special Events Sales Manager for the San Francisco Giants, selling luxury suites, charter seat licenses, as well as season and group tickets.
Prior to his time in San Francisco, Mr. Lindenbaum worked with the Senior PGA Tour at what was then the BankBoston Classic. In his role as the President of Sports Shares, Mr. Lindenbaum manages all operations, sales, marketing and strategic business development activities. Mr. Lindenbaum earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from Boston College. He lives in Denver, CO with his wife Kendall and 2 golden retrievers Marley and Ziggy.
Ed McCaffrey, Co-Owner
Ed McCaffrey is a former All-Pro wide receiver who played in the National Football League (NFL) for 13 years. He began his NFL career in 1991 with the New York Giants, and then was a member of the San Francisco 49ers during their 1994 Super Bowl championship season. In 1995, he signed with the Denver Broncos, where he would play for the next nine years until his retirement after the 2003 season. With the Denver Broncos, Mr. McCaffrey played a prominent role in helping the team to Super Bowl Championships in 1998 and 1999.
Since retiring from the NFL in 2003, Mr. McCaffrey has been involved in select business ventures including Exclusive Resorts, a luxury vacation residence club; Nikken, a manufacturer and distributor of natural-prevention focused health products; and PLB Sports, a food marketing company that combines high-profile athletes and teams with unique products.
Beyond his business ventures, Mr. McCaffrey has spoken at more than 50 motivational and inspirational events for such entities as Coca Cola, ICG, TIAA-CREF, Champs, Boys & Girls Clubs, and the American Heart Association. Additionally, he founded the McCaffrey Family Foundation, which strives to improve the lives of children, particularly within Colorado.
Mr. McCaffrey earned a Bachelor of Science degree in economics and a Master of Science degree in organizational behavior from Stanford University.
