Zach Hyman skates with his new team amidst 4 Nations Face-Off Tournament

It's no secret by now that Zach Hyman is one of the most beloved and respected members of the Edmonton Oilers locker room.

While he's proven to be one of the most dynamic offensive threats in the NHL, he's also showcased his impressive entrepreneurial skills in the business world.

Already a published author, Zach Hyman can now add franchise owner to his ever growing list of accomplishments.

According to Ryan Hall of Oilers Daily, Several weeks ago, Hyman along with his father and the rest of his family became the new ownership group of the Bradford Bulldogs after the sale was completed with current Ottawa Senators owner Michael Andlauer.

Rumors had been circulating around the Bulldogs that a potential sale was on the horizon and there was also thoughts that the Belleville senators would be moving to Hamilton which was all denied by Andlauer.

Hyman had a chance to skate with his new team as president and will face a new challenge along with playing in NHL career with the Edmonton Oilers.

Personally, it's really cool to see Hyman take a unique approach to being a franchise owner.

It's not often you see owners make on-ice appearances, and Zach Hyman is taking time out of his busy schedule to get himself acquainted with his players.

As if you didn't need another reason to love Zach Hyam, right?