Major League Volleyball has announced the appointment of Jaime Weston as its first Commissioner.

Weston brings more than two decades of leadership experience across professional sports, media, and culture. She served more than 15 years in the front office of the National Football League.

Most recently, she served as Chief Commercial Officer of USA Volleyball. Earlier in her career, she held global leadership roles at Universal Music Group and On Location (a former division of Endeavor).

“Seeing Jaime step into the Commissioner role underscores the kind of leadership driving Major League Volleyball forward,” said Dan DeVos, founding member of the league, Owner/CEO of the Grand Rapids Rise, and Chairman of the Orlando Magic.

She’s a proven sports executive who understands how to build a league, elevate athletes, and create sustained momentum. Jaime brings a level of professionalism and vision that sets the tone for where this league and this sport are headed.”

“This is volleyball’s time,” said Weston. “In the U.S., the sport is female-led and female-defined, and professional women’s volleyball is not following a blueprint. It’s designing one. Major League Volleyball will build on its foundation and scale this momentum into a league that sets the standard for the future.”

“Major League Volleyball is demonstrating what’s possible when women are steering the sport at every level,” said Theresia Gouw, Owner of MLV’s new Northern California franchise launching in 2027. “Jaime’s leadership brings the discipline and vision to turn this wave of energy into real enterprise value and lasting change for the game.”