Timothy Ryan

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a foundation or endowment

Operates professional sports teams and organizations

Operates a professional hockey franchise

Provides spectator sport program promotion and support services

Functions as a foundation or endowment

Part of Big Brothers Big Sisters International, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth aged 6 to 16 (and up to 24 in some programs) through diverse, inclusive mentorship programs that foster positive life choices, academic success, and career readiness. The company is based in Tustin, CA. The organization offers several tailored programs including community mentoring, sports buddies, high school bigs, workplace mentoring, and big careers. These programs connect youth with carefully matched adult or peer mentors who commit to at least one year of engagement, participating in activities that build confidence, socio-emotional skills, and healthy lifestyles. The community mentoring program pairs adult volunteers with youth for flexible, low-cost activities focused on goal-setting and positive development, supported by ongoing coaching and resources. Sports buddies promotes active lifestyles through group sports and wellness events, while high school bigs empowers teens to mentor younger students, enhancing leadership and school engagement. Workplace mentoring links students, especially from marginalized backgrounds, with corporate professionals for career guidance and skill development. Big careers offers personalized mentorship for college students facing barriers, connecting them with industry leaders to support their academic and professional growth. The organization emphasizes thorough volunteer screening, training, and support to ensure safe, effective matches. It serves youth facing significant challenges such as poverty and housing insecurity, with programs that include volunteering, partnerships, donations, and an active alumni network that supports ongoing engagement and career advancement.

Part of Special Olympics, Inc., Special Olympics Southern California is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving children and adults with intellectual disabilities across 11 counties in Southern California. The company is based in Culver City, CA. The organization offers year-round sports training and competitions in 12 to 13 Olympic-type sports across four seasons, including athletics, basketball, bocce, bowling, floorball, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, volleyball, and flag football. Special Olympics Southern California emphasizes inclusion, acceptance, and well-being through programs such as Unified Sports, Young Athletes, Unified Champion Schools, and health initiatives like "Power Up – Train Like a Champion" and "Fit 5." The organization promotes athlete leadership, community engagement, and education to foster social inclusion and reduce bullying, supporting local volunteer-led programs and providing resources for athletes, coaches, volunteers, families, and sponsors. It also hosts events like the Law Enforcement Torch Run and fundraisers, and shares athlete stories to highlight resilience and achievement.

Provides investment services