Even Field® is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit character development organization that promotes integrity, life skills, and leadership, through sports. Our purpose is to help youth develop the intention, courage, and reasoning skills to make caring, principled choices in sports and life. Our approach is to present inspirational and thought-provoking stories, observations, and insights about character and leadership, shared by professional and amateur athletes, coaches, and others. We also work with adults providing coach/mentor/parenting tools and strategies to strengthen character, resilience, leadership, and team culture. We present these stories and observations through interviews, podcasts, videos, and the Even Field website. We also conduct forums, clinics, and workshops, providing resources to youth sports coaches and parents, through our partnerships with school sports governing bodies, youth organizations, and sports leagues.Our Peer into Character® multimedia programs leverage the powerful influence of sports to promote intentional leadership, competitive integrity, and character traits that lead to excellence on and off the field. They are designed to continually deliver positive character messaging that engages, motivates, and inspires at a peer level --- student-to-student, coach-to-coach, and parent-to-parent. Our community youth program model features principles of Positive Youth Development (PYD), autonomy-supportive coaching, and our "The Way You Win Matters®" philosophy.We believe that “The Way You Win Matters" because integrity and trust are essential to principled leadership and quality relationships. Learn more @evenfield.org.

4eProductions is a visionary company that merges entertainment and education to create and develop original programs, characters and brands that promote values, strengthen character, and encourage healthy lifestyle choices. 4e's primary purpose is to identify challenging social issues and respond to them with empowering messages across a variety of multimedia platforms including internet, television, radio, publishing and theatre.* The critically-acclaimed “Letters to Daddy - The Musical Key to Bully-Free” is a 4e Production.* Role has included assistance w/policy & management decisions to keep 4e aligned with its mission

* Returned to Network to host "SportsCenter Tonight", "SportsCenter Sunday", "Football Tonight", FIFA World Cup soccer, NCAA Basketball Tournament Selection Show, U.S. Open Golf Championship, other special events* Fill-in host for Mike Tirico's Weekend Blitz; conducted interviews for "The Sporting Life". * Avg. 160-app. per year over 3-year period under freelance contract in return to network.

* Host of nightly “MLB on Deck” and “XM Hot Stove” on MLB Home Plate, XM-175. * Primary fill-in for "Baseball Beat"; filled-in on every show on the channel* Trusted to anchor much of channel’s special event & breaking news coverage.* Wrote, co-produced and voiced network specials incl. “Yankee Stadium Remembered”

* First host hired by ESPN Radio; on-air when network debuted Jan. 4, 1992* Regarded as “Conscience of ESPN Radio”; worked with 200+ co-hosts * "Gamenight" co-host for 7-hour program that did not take listener calls; on-air role was to provide information, context & historical perspective, take lead in interviews involving serious or sensitive subjects; bring out the best in co-hosts & guests. * Proven ability to: generate story ideas; conduct and edit network quality interviews * Praised for work as writer, co-producer, & host of critically acclaimed “ESPN Classic Presents the Legends on ESPN Radio” featuring in-depth, 1-on-1 interviews with legendary sports figures.* Twice won International awards for interviewing and reporting.

* “Chuck Wilson on Sports” (5-8 pm M-F; information/guest intensive format) * #1 in AM/FM ratings in its time slot with Men 18+ and Men 25-54.* Guest quotes: USA Today, NY Post, Boston Globe, Inside Sports Magazine.

* Spring, 1987: station's highest-rated hrs 12+; ranked #1 in market w/Men 18-34* Program was expanded to 3-hours and started an hour earlier (5-8 pm)* Exercised contract "out clause" after station lost broadcast rights to Providence College basketball.

* Hired to start a nightly sports talk show (the market was without one)* "Chuck Wilson on Sports" was topic-driven; emphasis on high-profile guests* Program broke 20 regional & national wire stories in first 3-years on the air.* First sports talk show in New England to incorporate regular weekly contributors (these included Peter Gammons, Bob Ryan, and Mel Kiper Jr.) * Lost job in format change (from all-news to big band format)* Last rating book: show ranked #1 on AM dial from 5-8 pm with Men 18+

* Started broadcast career as newscaster on WBBF-AM* When WBBF sister station changed format to all-news as WNWZ-FM, co-anchored afternoon drive for the NBC “News & Information” affiliate; Named Sports Director; delivered 16-sports updates, six nights per week. Returned to WBBF-AM after NBC ended its all-news format.* Joined newstalk station WROC-AM (became WPXN-AM) as drivetime news anchor; named Sports Director and full-time host of nightly sportstalk show. * Left WPXN radio & WHEC-TV to join WSAY-AM; lost job 6-months later in station-wide budget cut; rehired less than 3-months later under new management.

* Sports Anchor 6:00 & 11:00 pm news on Saturday nights (no Sunday newscast)* Newscasts were ranked # 1 in the Rochester market during the two year period.* Left to become full-time Sports Director at WSAY Radio (Rochester, N.Y.)