Owner/Chairman Georgia Frontiere: St. Louis Rams Organization

Georgia Frontiere took over the organization in 1979 when her late husband Carroll Rosenbloom on April 2 that year, drowned while swimming off the Florida coast.  Georgia not only took over the team, she shook the front office by firing executive vice-president Steve Rosenbloom, Carroll's son.

Starting 1992, annual franchise event, Georgia bestow a $5,000 college scholarship to a student who best constitute a winning elucidation - Rams' media guide. 

Personal:

Born in St. Louis; mother of two children, son Dale and daughter Lucia.  Her daughter is married to Lupe Rodriguez.

Georgia Frontiere is a beneficiary of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor for community involvement.

Education:

Doctor of Philanthropy from Peppdine University in Malibu, California.

Affiliations: Board member for Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America National Board member of the American Foundation for AIDS research NFL Alumni Board of Governor   St. Louis Member of the St. Louis Symphony St. Louis Zoo Laumeier Sculpture Park Board of trustees of St. Louis University Foreign Board of Directors of the American Air Museum in Britain at Duxford, England St. John's Ambulance Brigade of Great Britain Major contributor to the St. John's Ophthalmic Hospital, Jerusalem