Andy Billig is President and part-owner of the Spokane Indians Baseball Club.  Under his leadership, the Spokane Indians organization has earned a reputation for outstanding customer service, community involvement and business excellence.

Billig is an active member of the Spokane community, having served as a Big Brother and volunteer youth sports coach.  He is also a member of the organizing committee for Bike to Work Week, a volunteer in several capacities with Greater Spokane Incorporated and serves on the board of the YMCA.  In addition, Billig was appointed by Mayor Mary Verner to serve on the City of Spokane Human Services Advisory Board and the Citizen’s Financial Advisory Committee to the Mayor.

A lifelong Democrat, Billig was elected as an Obama delegate at the precinct level during the 2008 Washington Democratic Caucus and currently serves as a Precinct Committee Officer in the Third District.  Billig has been active in Olympia over the past five years advocating for numerous projects on behalf of the Spokane community.

Billig was voted the Northwest League Executive of the Year in 1994 and 2004 and has received the Northwest League's Larry McPhail Award for Promotional Excellence numerous times.  He also won the Northwest League’s Joe Martin Award for service to Baseball and the Community in 2007.   He currently serves as Chairman of the Northwest League Executive Committee.

Billig grew up in Maryland, and graduated cum laude with a degree in government from Georgetown University in Washington, DC.  

An active runner and triathlete, Billig completed the Coeur d’Alene Ironman Triathlon in 2004.

Billig lives with his daughter, who is a fourth grader at Roosevelt Elementary School.