Mosaic Quarter Names Lindsay Knott New President

BizTUCSONAugust 25, 2026

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Community leader will lead brand, sponsorship, and community partnerships as Phase I nears its 2027 opening in Tucson

Mosaic Quarter. the $425 million, 90-acre sports and entertainment destination taking shape in Tucson, announced that Lindsay Knott has been named President of Mosaic Quarter Development LLC.

In this role, Knott will lead MQ’s community relationships, brand, and sponsorship partnerships as Phase I, including MQ Iceplex, MQ Field House, and MQ Crossing, moves toward its 2027 opening. She will work alongside CEO Frank Knott, who leads MQ’s overall business and operations, including construction and staffing.

“Lindsay has been the driving force behind so much of what makes Mosaic Quarter feel like it belongs to Tucson,” said Frank Knott, CEO of Mosaic Quarter. “This title reflects the work she’s already doing every day: building relationships with families, athletes, and local businesses, and making sure every decision we make keeps this community at the center.”

Knott has spent her career building relationships across Tucson’s business, arts, and philanthropic communities. She currently serves as Board Chair of the Southern Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and is the immediate past president of CREW Tucson. In 2026, she was recognized as a Tu Nidito Remarkable Mom for her community involvement.

“Mosaic Quarter isn’t just three venues going up on 90 acres. It’s where a kid gets their first pair of skates, where a family finds a Saturday tradition, where a coach builds a program that outlasts a season,” said Knott. “My job is to make sure the partners, sponsors, and neighbors who make that possible feel like this is theirs too. I’m honored to help build those relationships as we head toward 2027.”

Phase I of Mosaic Quarter is scheduled to open in 2027 and will anchor a broader vision for youth sports, community events, and family entertainment in Tucson.

About Mosaic Quarter
Mosaic Quarter is a privately funded, 90-acre sports and entertainment complex in Tucson, Arizona. Phase I includes the $425 million development of MQ Iceplex, MQ Field House, and MQ Crossing, with future phases planned around MQ Pavilion and MQ Stadium. Mosaic Quarter is built to be community first, giving Tucson families, athletes, and organizations a home for sport, celebration, and connection.