Josh Jones is a North Omaha native, from 24th & Glory, an Omaha Public Schools graduate, and lifelong community advocate and organizer with a deep commitment to building equitable systems that support youth, families, and communities.

He is a proud graduate of Omaha Central High School, Class of 2008, and a graduate of Creighton University, Class of 2013, where he earned a bachelor's degree in public relations from the College of Arts and Sciences. 

As the Founding Executive Director of the Fair Game Project, he leads a citywide effort to unify youth sports across Omaha Public Schools and the North and South Omaha communities from elementary through high school. Josh does not view athletics as the destination, but as the vehicle. He believes sports are one of the most powerful entry points to reach young people and build structure around their potential.

His work centers on preserving pride in OPS schools and feeder systems by strengthening coaching capacity, aligning player development pathways, increasing exposure opportunities, and expanding access to safe, high-quality recreational and competitive athletic experiences that reinforce school and community identity into one ecosystem.

Above all, Josh is a devoted husband and father of two whose leadership is rooted in the values he practices at home and in his daily life. He believes strong families build strong communities, and he approaches his work with the same intentionality, protection, and vision he brings to raising his own children. His commitment to youth development is not theoretical; it is personal.

As Director of Operations for Fair Game Project, Brian is driven by a deep passion for empowering communities and fostering youth development. In this role,  he is dedicated to closing Omaha’s sports divide by ensuring that every young athlete regardless of their zip code can access essential resources, programming, and opportunities necessary for their growth and success.  

His work centers on strategic collaboration and advocacy, partnering with local organizations to strengthen schools and neighborhoods. By investing in the communities where children already live, he strives to create lasting, positive change that supports and uplifts the next generation. 

As a Bellevue University graduate, he is deeply committed to volunteerism, serving as a former board member for Omaha Burke High School Baseball,  Open Door Mission, and as a dedicated youth baseball and basketball coach for over a decade. Brian's career reflects a steadfast belief in the power of collaboration, equity, and opportunity to transform communities and empower the next generation. 

Brian is happily married for 27 years to his wife Angie and are the proud parents of two sons. Cade is a graduate of Fort Hays State University, where he earned his Master’s degree before launching a career in professional baseball. Connor is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Accounting at the University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO), preparing for a future in the financial sector.