Jeff Perro is a former Minor League Baseball clubhouse manager, multi-unit operations leader, and the founder of Good Teammates. With more than two decades of experience leading teams in professional sports, restaurant management, and high-volume retail, Jeff has built his career around culture, accountability, and developing people to perform at their best. He began his professional journey in Minor League Baseball, serving as a Clubhouse and Equipment Manager for multiple organizations, where he supported players and staff through the daily demands of 140-game seasons and spring training assignments. Working inside professional locker rooms gave him a firsthand education in preparation, leadership, and the qualities that separate good players from great teammates.
Jeff later transitioned into restaurant and retail leadership, overseeing multi-unit districts across the Southeast and building high-performing teams rooted in trust, clarity, and shared purpose. As host of the Catch Up with JP podcast, he has interviewed more than two dozen former professional baseball players, and a consistent theme emerged from those conversations: youth sports culture was drifting away from character, accountability, and true team development. Those insights became the catalyst for founding Good Teammates, a nonprofit dedicated to reshaping youth sports by emphasizing leadership, integrity, and what it truly means to be a great teammate.
With over a decade of experience in nursing, including 11 years at the bedside and most recently in the Emergency Room, Jamie brings resilience, composure, and a deep commitment to advocacy into every space she serves. The fast-paced, high-stakes environment of emergency medicine shaped her leadership style—grounded in teamwork, integrity, and an unwavering dedication to helping others in their most vulnerable moments.
Today, she practices as a Nurse Practitioner for a large cancer organization, where she continues her mission of compassionate, patient-centered care. Throughout her career, service has remained the common thread—whether caring for individuals in crisis, supporting families through difficult diagnoses, or contributing to initiatives that strengthen the community.
At the heart of her work are her two young children, who inspire her daily. As a mother, she is deeply committed to modeling compassion, leadership, and a strong sense of responsibility to give back. She believes that meaningful change begins with example—and that empowering the next generation to serve others is one of the most powerful legacies we can leave.
As a nonprofit leader, Jamie combines clinical expertise, heartfelt service, and purpose-driven leadership to create a lasting impact within the community she is proud to serve.
Jim Campanis Jr. is a former University of Southern California All-American catcher, Team USA player, and third-round MLB Draft selection whose eight-year professional career took him around the world competing at the highest levels of the game. The experiences he gained through baseball—discipline, leadership, and a deep respect for preparation—continue to shape his work today. Following his playing career, Jim dedicated 13 years to coaching his sons and has privately mentored hitters and catchers across every stage of development, supporting athletes from travel baseball to the high school, collegiate, and professional ranks while helping them navigate both the opportunities and challenges that come with competitive sports.
In addition to his work in baseball, Jim brings nearly three decades of experience in marketing and business development. Through his company, Campy Enterprises Inc., he manages multiple campaigns and advises organizations on strategic growth and outreach. Jim is honored to serve on the Board of Good Teammates Inc., where he looks forward to combining his baseball background and business expertise to help expand opportunities for young athletes to grow—not only as competitors, but as teammates and leaders within their communities.
Kory DeHaan was born and raised in Pella, Iowa, where his love for baseball began at an early age. He went on to play collegiately at Morningside College (now Morningside University), earning the opportunity to be selected in the seventh round of the 1997 MLB Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. After three seasons in the minor leagues, he was chosen in the Rule 5 Draft by the San Diego Padres and went on to spend time at the Major League level in 2000 and again in 2002. His professional playing career concluded following shoulder surgery in 2004, but the lessons the game taught him—resilience, perseverance, and the value of continual growth—would shape the next chapter of his life.
After returning to complete his degree, Kory transitioned into coaching, serving more than a decade in professional baseball with both the Padres and Pirates organizations. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, he stepped away from professional coaching to invest more intentionally in his family and community. Today, he is the founder of HitLab in Palmetto, Florida, where he trains and mentors young athletes while helping them pursue excellence both on and off the field. Alongside his wife of 25 years, a dedicated elementary school teacher, Kory is the proud father of three accomplished daughters and remains deeply committed to inspiring the next generation. He believes that sports provide some of life’s greatest lessons—and that success, in any arena, begins with being a good teammate.
Patrick McMaster brings more than a decade of experience in sports and nonprofit-minded communications to his work with Good Teammates. His career began in the front offices of Minor League Baseball, where he spent ten years in roles that strengthened his skills in marketing, community engagement, and team leadership. That foundation led him to new arenas, including NASCAR, and ultimately to his current role as Vice President of Marketing and Communications for the Philadelphia Zoo—a position in which he blends strategic vision with a passion for mission-driven storytelling and public impact. Across every role, Patrick is motivated by connection, collaboration, and a commitment to building strong organizational culture.
At home in Wilmington, Delaware, Patrick lives with his wife and their two young children, Millie and Charlie, who inspire him daily with their curiosity and kindness. He is honored to serve on the board of Good Teammates and excited to contribute his network, experience, and enthusiasm to help the organization thrive. Patrick believes that meaningful community work is rooted in genuine relationships, shared purpose, and a willingness to step up where others need support.
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