Who we are.

Sean Decker serves as the President of REV Entertainment, a full-service sports, events, and entertainment company, as well as the Executive Vice President, Sports and Entertainment for the Texas Rangers.

REV Entertainment, the official events partner of the Texas Rangers, has distinguished itself as an industry leader in driving meaningful attendance to venues across the United States. Under Decker’s leadership, the full-service company has expanded to include several entities focused on enhancing the events and entertainment business nationwide, including REV Production Services, REV Sports Management, REV Food Service, and REV Sports Marketing. These verticals are focused on driving revenue, booking venues, generating development, operating professional sports franchises, and venue management.

Over the last three years, REV Entertainment has filled the calendar at both Globe Life Field and Choctaw Stadium and established the venues as a premier sports and entertainment destination. The facilities hosted, produced, and operated the College Baseball Showdown, The American Rodeo, Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship, professional and collegiate football, professional and amateur soccer, rugby, amateur wrestling, outdoor and indoor music events, and nine sold-out concerts, including Morgan Wallen, Elton John, Lady Gaga, and Sir Paul McCartney.

Decker has established relationships with some of the top names in the events and entertainment industry including Live Nation, AEG, Teton Ridge, Big 12 Conference, and United Football League to name a few.

Decker joined the Rangers in 2010 and has served in a variety of roles including Senior Vice President, Operations & Events, and Rangers Vice President, Ballpark Operations.

A native of Grapevine, Texas, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise and Sports Studies from Tarleton State University. Sean was honored with Tarleton’s Outstanding Young Alumnus of the Year award in 2023. Sean and his wife, Renni, have two sons, Rhett & Reed, and reside in Colleyville.

Jared Schrom serves as Senior Vice President of REV Entertainment, as well as Vice President of Events for the Texas Rangers. His overall duties include sales and procurement of events at Globe Life Field and Choctaw Stadium, as well as oversight of the REV Entertainment sales, services and operations teams.

After pitching for Division I Stephen F. Austin State University and earning his Bachelor of Business Administration degree, Schrom was signed by the Texas Rangers in 2009 and spent some time in the minor leagues before beginning his professional career with the club as an Account Executive for Rangers Enterprises. Schrom later went on to serve as Director of Sales for Rangers Events, overseeing all special event sales.

In 2020 Schrom stepped into the role of Assistant Vice President, Events, and assumed the role of Vice President of REV Entertainment in 2021. In this role Schrom is responsible for securing major events at all REV managed venues, as well as managing the sales, operations, and services department.

Schrom is instrumental in the development of REV-owned properties such as State Farm Showdown, Lockheed Martin Commanders’ Classic, and Bout at the Ballpark. Schrom is also responsible for bringing events and building strong, long-term relationships with such powerhouse partners as Big 12, Camp Gladiator, several of the country’s largest holiday light shows, and countless high school and college sporting events to name a few.

A native of El Paso, Texas, Jared and his wife, Laura live in Mansfield with their two daughters, Aniston and Olivia.

Madison SanFilippo serves as Vice President of Sports Management & Brand. SanFilippo oversees the sports management division of REV, including all venue and team operations. She also oversees communications and marketing for REV Entertainment, as well as management of REV Food Service.

SanFilippo, who spent a decade in the Texas Rangers Communications Department from 2011-20, rejoined the organization as REV Entertainment’s Senior Director of Communications in December 2021.

SanFilippo joined the Rangers in 2011 and was hired full-time as the club’s communications coordinator in 2012. She also served as Manager of Broadcast Operations and Manager of Communications in her tenure with the Rangers. In the latter role, SanFilippo was instrumental in developing and executing strategic communications efforts for the construction and opening of Globe Life Field as she handled media and community outreach and social media management for the three-year project.

SanFilippo also spent time overseeing marketing and public relations efforts for a Dallas-based real estate company before rejoining the organization

SanFilippo graduated from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. She resides in Flower Mound with her husband, Brian.

Guy Tomcheck joined REV Entertainment in December 2023 as Vice President of Sports Marketing. In this role, he leads the efforts of REV Sports Marketing, a division of REV Entertainment that is responsible for selling sponsorship assets for REV owned and operated properties and events.

Integrated within the REV Entertainment family, the full-service sports management agency is focused on driving revenue for new and existing clients.

Tomcheck joined REV Entertainment from the Dallas Stars, where he served as Vice President of Corporate Partnerships from 2019-2023 before transitioning to a Senior Sponsorship Consulting role with Hat Trick Advisors in mid-2023. Over four years with the Stars, Tomcheck and his team grew sponsorship revenue more than 40 percent.

During his time with the Stars, Tomcheck also oversaw all sponsorship and media revenue for the Frisco Fighters Indoor Football team, in addition to revenue for events held at Comerica Center in Frisco. He also collaborated with his peers with the Dallas Mavericks in building long-term sustainable partnerships in and around the American Airlines Center.

He previously worked for the Texas Rangers, spending a decade with the club as Director of Partnership Sales from 2009-19. In that role, Tomcheck oversaw the corporate sales department that generated revenue for Globe Life Field, Globe Life Park (now Choctaw Stadium), the Texas Live! Development Project, and the Texas Rangers Youth Academy in West Dallas. He sourced and secured long-term partnerships with major companies while also developing and implementing strategic plans to retain, achieve, and drive profitable long-term sponsorship revenue and growth.

Tomcheck began his career working for the Anaheim Ducks and the Honda Center from 2004-09, serving roles in marketing and ticket sales before finishing his tenure as Media and Corporate Sales Manager.

A native of Colleyville, Texas, Tomcheck earned his bachelor’s degree from Baylor University in Speech Communications and was a four-year scholarship athlete and letterman in football. Guy resides in Southlake, Texas with his wife, Christen, and four children.

Tom Vander Veen serves as Senior Advisor of REV Entertainment. He advises the leadership team on matters of minor league team operations, food service and business development.

Vander Veen is also Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Epsilon Economics, an economic, analytics and strategy consultancy.  He specializes in the valuation of intellectual property assets and the evaluation of economic damages in patent, copyright and trademark infringement and other commercial disputes. Vander Veen has served as an economic expert in U.S. Courts, state courts and before the U.S. International Trade Commission.  He has analyzed market structure, competition, pricing and performance of products and services in numerous industries including sports and entertainment, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, consumer electronics, semiconductors, and software. Vander Veen served as the principal economic advisor to the Chairman of the U.S. International Trade Commission.  He has also taught economics and finance at Northwestern University and economics at Skidmore College.  Tom earned his Ph.D. in economics from Brown University.

Vander Veen is on the board of Top Tier Sports and a member of the Ownership Management Committee of the Dallas Jackals of Major League Rugby.  He is also part of the ownership of the Lake County Captains, Cleburne Railroaders and Dallas Jackals.

Vander Veen served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chicago Youth Centers. He serves as a Governing Member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association and on the boards of other academic and charitable institutions.

Chris has over 30 years of industry experience in oil and gas accounting and finance. He is currently the Controller and Partner at Recoil Resources, a private-equity backed oil and gas production company.  Prior to Recoil, Chris was the Chief Financial Officer for various public and private energy companies. Chris graduated from Texas State University with a Bachelors of Business Administration in Accounting. 

Outside of oil and gas, Chris is a Partner/Director of Top Tier Sports, which holds equity positions in multiple professional sports teams throughout the United States.  He is also majority owner of the Springfield Lucky Horseshoes, a summer collegiate baseball team in the Prospect League, as well as part of the ownership of the Lake County Captains, Cleburne Railroaders and other various minor-league teams.  He is also a Partner in Story Built Homes and Haven Development Group, which are involved in the residential and commercial construction business. 

A native of Wharton, Texas, Chris and his wife Shannon live in Tomball and have four children, Brooke, Elise, Grant, and Bailey.