Name: Reginald Wilkinson
Age: 56
Bio: Wilkinson is the owner of an auto racing team, Wilkinson Racing. Seeing an expansion project potential coming to his home state of Indiana, he promised the public in Indianapolis that their city will get a NAFA team. "If you wanna see football here, I'll give you one!", he said enthusiastically during the press interview. 
Choices for Expansion: Indianapolis, Indiana ~ The closest to any team in the NAFA out of all the choices. Just stick to a place with cheap travel costs, ok? 

Chicago, Illinois ~ Second closest to the league. Just with market size and football following larger than Indianapolis.
 

Name: Rob Fisker
Age: 34
Bio: Executive at Tennessee Eastman, originally from Knoxville, wants to bring pro football to the South
Choices for Expansion: Chicago and Indianapolis

Name: William C. Hatcher Jr.

Age: 39

Bio: Hatcher’s father, William C. Hatcher, was the founder of Hatcher Agriculture Co., a farming equipment company of great success based out of Kansas. The elder Hatcher retired in 1942, leaving his young son in charge of the business. Since then, Hatcher Jr. has helped expand the company and increase clients and one of the few companies of its type to compete with John Deere. His growing fame and potential national outreach make him an interesting and influential candidate worthy of the expansion counsel. He’s taking a great liking to NAFA and sees expansion, like with his business, essential to dominate.

Choices:
Chicago: a no-brained of a decision. It’s the closest to the other teams and a huge, untapped market.
Indianapolis: the other three are a little more difficult. Hatcher Jr. believes Charlotte is not yet big enough for a team, and Houston is too far away. Indianapolis would still help expand west with Chicago and add a medium-sized market info the league.


Off topic, but now that we have 4 championships decided, there should be something on the first post commemorating this. Maybe just a list of champions or a graphic, but it might be hard to keep up with who has won what after a few more seasons.

Morris Sterling
-36
-A Texas oil baron who recently took over his father's company, Touchstone Oil. Played football in college and is determined to get a professional team to the southwest.

Chicago: Large market, large following and near other teams. It'd be a mistake not to put a team there. Chicago is the most obvious choice.

Houston: Like Chicago, the market and the fan base are too good to pass up. The worry that moving this far west could be cost prohibitive should be offset by the potential revenue gain from being in the larger Texas market.

Name: Alexandre Bernard
Age: 43
Bio: An top sportswriter for Le Journal de Montreal, and an avid Saints fan, Bernard has been a large part in growing the number of Francophone football fans.

Bernard votes for:
Chicago, Indianapolis