Toros Managing Partner Joshua Mair Joins ManCave SA Pathways 2 Success Panel

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San Antonio Toros Managing Partner and Team President Joshua Mair joined a panel of professional football owners Sunday for Beyond the Field: Meet the Owners, a Pathways 2 Success conversation put on by The ManCave SA at Triple Double Lounge & Venue.

Disclosure: SA Snap Count is affiliated with the ownership of the San Antonio Toros. Joshua Mair is Managing Partner and Team President of the Toros.

The Nov. 8 event brought together four organizations — the Texas Syndicate, San Antonio Toros, Texas Wild Hogs and ATX Bulls — for an open-to-the-community discussion about ownership, team operations, marketing and media, community partnerships and the careers that make the game possible. Doors opened at 11:30 a.m., with the program running from noon to 2 p.m. at 1800 NE Loop 410 in San Antonio, according to the event flyer and posts from the Texas Syndicate.

Pathways 2 Success and The ManCave SA

Beyond the Field sat under The ManCave SA’s Pathways 2 Success program, which the nonprofit describes as career guidance and mentorship for young adults exploring paths that include entrepreneurship, military service, STEM and college preparation. The ManCave SA is a San Antonio 501(c)(3) whose public materials use the tagline “Confident as a King | Humble as a Servant.” Quincy Workman, Owner and CEO of the Texas Syndicate, also serves as Vice President of The ManCave SA and is listed among the organization’s founders.

Mair on the program and the young men who showed up

“Thank you to Quincy Workman from the Texas Syndicate for putting the event together and for the opportunity to participate in his man cave program,” Mair said.

“All the young men who attended the program were very impressive and have bright futures,” he added.

Mair provided the comments to SA Snap Count after the event.

Building with the Wild Hogs, Texas Syndicate and ATX Bulls

Sunday’s panel also pointed to something the Toros want more of off the field: working alongside peer clubs in Texas. Sharing a stage with the Texas Wild Hogs, Texas Syndicate and ATX Bulls is the kind of cross-organization conversation the Toros see as useful for players, staff and the next generation of people who want careers in sports — not only on the roster, but in ownership, operations, marketing, media and community work.

Texas Wild Hogs Post

Expect that spirit of collaboration to keep showing up. The Toros plan to keep looking for ways to partner with the Wild Hogs, Texas Syndicate and ATX Bulls on community programming, developmental football conversations and opportunities that put young people in the same room with people who build teams for a living.

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