Client: Tom Ricketts Source Chicago Tribune Despite its appearance, Wrigley will be ready for the Cubs home-opener. Tom Ricketts is excited to show off the new digs to the club, and to the fans: “Obviously there’s a lot of construction going on around the outside, and there will be a lot of parts that will be fenced off,”
Client: Chicago CubsOutlet: Red Eye ChicagoRedEye Chicago reveals photos of Wrigley Field before renovations began on the ball park. The renovations, led by the Ricketts family, demonstrate that winning a World Series, and providing the team the means to do so, is their top priority:"The Cubs documented areas all over Wrigley Field -- hallways, offices,
Chicago Cubs/Tom Ricketts: The Chicago Sun-Times reports that Ricketts' vision for Wrigley will bring a new energy to the neighborhood. Through it all though, Cubs' number one goal is to win the World Series : “Unfortunately, on non-game days, there’s not a lot going on around Wrigley Field. As we restore the ballpark to its former beauty,
Chicago Cubs: Crain's Chicago Business reports that the Ricketts Family purchased three more rooftops on Waveland, and launched a new 'Wrigley Rootops' ticket website:"The owners of the Chicago Cubs will control more than half of the rooftop business buildings across the street from Wrigley Field after buying three more properties this week.Greystone Sheffield Holdings, a Chicago-based
Chicago Cubs: All eyes on Wrigley: "With the Cubs advancing in the playoffs for the first time in 12 years and igniting hope that — at long last — a World Series title is in reach, the Friendly Confines are getting a rare moment on a big stage. The NL Championship Series shifts to Chicago for games 3
A Chicago summer is always filled with fests, concerts, and events, and in today's team blog the CS team gives us a little insight into what they enjoy doing when they're out of the office. Dennis Culloton, President & CEO I love the neighborhood festivals instead of the big citywide events. So it makes no
Dennis Culloton, President and CEO We at Culloton Strategies and the Chicago Cubs have had a few days to decompress after the team finally achieved approval of its expansion plan for Wrigley Field. The recent approval by the Chicago Landmarks Commission is a major milestone after an almost decade-long battle. While litigation may still ensue,
Ashleigh Johnston, Account Executive Baseball is life in my house. My dad is the biggest fan I know and is a veritable walking baseball encyclopedia. Even though I don’t quite share his level of passion, baseball is omnipresent. That being said, some of my first memories of baseball are at Wrigley Field. I spent the
By Patrick O'Connell, Intern At the corner of Clark and Addison, a historic landmark resides. Symbolizing over a century of joy and passion, Wrigley Field is home to the beloved Chicago Cubs, whom I had the opportunity to work alongside as a groundskeeper for two summers prior to joining Culloton Strategies. Working on the grounds