MLTT was founded by software entrepreneur and table tennis fanatic Flint Lane. Flint has played table tennis since he was a kid but really caught the bug when his wife Kathy surprised him with a birthday gift of table tennis lessons with three time Olympian David Zhuang. After losing 11-0, 11-0 (and it really wasn’t even that close), Flint took up the sport seriously and is now solidly mediocre.

Flint is focused on helping at-risk youth including serving on the board of Boys and Girls Club of Collier County and as a volunteer Big Brother for almost two decades with Big Brothers Big Sisters.

Prior to joining MLTT, Anthony spent his entire thirty-year career as a consultant and financial executive supporting high growth, fintech and SaaS companies backed by venture capital and private equity firms.

Beyond his professional life, Anthony splits his time between NJ and FL with his wife and three children and now follows the sports teams he funds with tuition payments, the University of Tennessee and University of Central Florida.

As a young player who was born in Serbia, Mimi trained under her father Jon Bosika who famously coached Olympic medalist Ilia Lupulesku and the 1996 U.S. Olympic Team. After moving to the United States when she was 11, Mimi lived at the US Olympic Table Tennis Center in Michigan where she trained with players from all over the world. She also spent her summers as a teen training at the Romanian Olympic Training Center.

Mimi is a 2-time US Open Junior Champion and US Open Youth silver medalist. After completing her MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, she co-founded three wellness companies that focus on muscle health with her business partner and former table tennis champion Eric Owens.

In addition to working with MLTT, Mimi regularly organizes corporate table tennis events, state-level tournaments, clinics with her father and international trips for American players. Mimi also recently became a mom and is on a mission to prove that female athletes are built differently and that they can do it all — have great careers and family life.

Matt Parker leads all marketing, branding, content, ticketing, and merchandise efforts at Major League Table Tennis. With 20 years of experience in the live entertainment industry, he brings deep expertise in building audiences, selling tickets, and crafting campaigns that connect with fans. He oversees MLTT’s brand identity, media strategy, advertising, content, fan engagement, PR, broadcast production, merchandise sales, and event marketing, driving growth across every touchpoint.

Prior to joining MLTT, Matt spent over a decade at Feld Entertainment leading marketing for properties like Monster Jam and Monster Energy AMA Supercross, and worked agency-side at Situation on campaigns for the Empire State Building, New York Knicks, and New York Rangers. He has marketed arena-scale spectacles and global tours for some of the world’s most iconic brands. Matt lives in South Carolina with his wife and daughter.

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Ed Hogshead has been part of the table tennis world for over 50 years, getting his start when his family bought a table in 1968. He played for the U.S. Army team in the 1970s, competed in semi-pro leagues in Germany, and has since become a fixture in American table tennis. As president of the Rockford Table Tennis Club for over two decades, Ed has donated equipment to youth programs nationwide, officiated at the 1996 Olympics, and served as a tournament director for major events like the Olympic Trials and U.S. Open. He’s also been a board member of the U.S. Table Tennis Association, holding credentials as an International Umpire, National Referee, and Certified Tournament Director.

Today, Ed leads logistics for Major League Table Tennis (MLTT), traveling the country to scout venues, move equipment, and oversee event setups. On game days, you’ll find him courtside as referee, working closely with the league’s umpires. A decorated player himself, Ed is the current Illinois over-55 state champion and has claimed multiple national titles in singles, doubles, and team play. But above all, he’s proudest of his years coaching and mentoring disadvantaged youth, helping to grow the sport he loves.