Roland Hemond became the second person to receive the Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award by the Baseball Hall of Fame on July 23, 2011. Roland Hemond is a three-time winner of Major League Baseball's "Executive of the Year" award (1972, 1983, 1989). He is also credited with the original idea for the Arizona Fall League, an off-season developmental league owned and operated by Major League Baseball, featuring the top prospects from each of the MLB teams, with all games played in the spring training stadiums in and around Phoenix, Arizona. 

A good time is good for business Stroll into the Accredited Investors office at 4:45 p.m. on any afternoon, and you'll get front-row seats to the daily foosball table tournament. Twelve of the firm's 36 financial advisers face off daily, as co-workers cheer and sip soda and lattes provided on the company dime.

RiverDogs team up with Storm Eye Institute in annual "Kindness Beats Blindness" auction.