Front Office Staff

Robert Hayes is President and CEO of Calgary Sports & Entertainment Corporation, assuming this position in June 2024.  A native of Halifax, Mr. Hayes prior to his current role had a 35+ year career in the financial sector, working throughout Canada and the US. He held numerous Senior Executive positions that included leading client facing teams focused on areas such as mergers & acquisitions, corporate finance, sports & entertainment, private banking, risk management, and international. This has allowed him to gain a deep understanding across multiple industries and assist Canadian clients in growing their business operations. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Dalhousie University, FCMA, FCPA, and ICD.D designations. He has completed Executive Leadership & Strategic Management programs at Northwestern University, University of Western Ontario, and University of Toronto.

In the community Mr. Hayes presently sits on the Calgary Flames Foundation, Calgary Stampeders Foundation, Calgary Economic Development, Calgary Film Centre, and Prostate Cancer Centre Boards.  Historically he has served on the Calgary Stampede Foundation $100 million capital campaign committee, served three terms on the United Way Executive Campaign Cabinet, Chaired the Wood’s Homes Foundation Board and assisted with a Capital Campaign and CEO search, was a Westside Recreation Centre board member where he Chaired the Human Resources Committee, and was a member of the Peter Lougheed Centre Development Council for over 10 years. In 2013 Mr. Hayes was recognized as one of Alberta’s 50 Most Influential People.

Mike Moore is in his fifth season as Vice President and Alternate Governor of the Calgary Wranglers since moving into the role when the team relocated to Calgary from Stockton in May of 2022. Moore has been a part of multiple Wranglers accomplishments in the team’s short existence, including a Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy for the team having the best regular season record in 2022-23. The Wranglers went 51-17-4 in their first season in Calgary which is the ninth best AHL regular season record all-time.