Senior Advisor to The Players' Impact, an exclusive network of athletes, artists, and collaborators inspiring and encouraging each other to shape the future we want. Through education, opportunity, and influence, we harness the power of an elite collective to accelerate the potential of every member. Empowering Athletes in Business!

Sports-tech advisory services

In partnership with Dentsu, Scrum Ventures launched SPORTS TECH TOKYO, a global mentor-driven accelerator program aimed at connecting cutting-edge sports technology start-ups of all stages to revenue-generating opportunities. The program places a particular and immediate emphasis on Japan, ahead of world-class events such as the Olympic Games (2020), while strategically helping companies identify broader opportunities throughout Asia.

Provide end-to-end solutions and project management for early-stage start-ups to include strategy, business development, operations, financial/price modeling, and product development.• Adding meaningful value to early-stage tech start-ups in social innovation, IoT, ridesharing, biotech, construction, AR and real estate industries. • Assisted client from idea stage to completion of top globally known accelerator resulting in enterprise sales.• Developed a technology transference model by conducting in-depth market analysis, generating over 50 leads for a proposed transference council, and providing specific recommendations and strategic direction to an anti-doping research collaborative.

Responsible for all operations to include; strategy, portfolio/relationship management, business development, screenings, deal flow, due diligence, marketing and communications.

Assisted with deal flow, screenings, due diligence, business development and marketing.

Created and executed two adaptive rowing camps providing specific opportunities for wounded veterans and civilians resulting in three participants’ selection for the US National Adaptive Rowing Team.• Evaluated rowing landscape to design rowing camp that offers military veterans and civilians opportunities to learn the sport of rowing.• Point of contact with integration responsibility for four involved organizations, effectively facilitating extra-organization communication.• Identified and secured additional resources and partnerships resulting in budget reducing contributions of over 30%.

• Taught courses in Sport Marketing and Facilities and Ticketing and Event Management to over 120 undergrad students.• Re-designed an in-process Facilities, Ticketing and Event Management course using case method, resulting in highly positive course evaluations.• Designed curriculum and executed all class elements over five courses to include a five hour/day 10 day immersion course.

Manager, USOC Performance Services Center (London) Olympic Games• Effectively supervised PSC/Operations Center, to include staff and volunteers, in support of the Athlete's Village• Oversaw science and medical needs of the National Governing Bodies at the PSC• Responsibility for the daily aggregation and reporting of updates to USOC Executive TeamProtocol Specialist for Paralympic Teams (London)• Provided high level protocol support and operational guidance to the 2012 Paralympic Chef de Mission (leader United States Paralympic Delegation) facilitating an appropriate leadership tone.• Conducted needs assessment, process improvement and strategic allocation of tickets and credentials for “Friends and Family” and VIP servicing resulting in exceptional Games experience.

• Managed day-to-day client relationships and the development of sponsor sales collateral for six National Governing Bodies and three sport properties.• Generated innovative marketing initiatives through client focused research, understanding of sport sponsorship terrain and organizational evaluations to increase brand recognition for not-for-profit clients.• Managed athlete representation business unit generating over 30 speaking engagements and appearances with multiple Fortune 500 companies representing over $150K in client revenue.

Project Manager, Venue Management – Olympic Ice Hockey venue and Paralympic Sledge Hockey venue• Developed and delivered Olympic standard service and experience to 200K+ spectators during 37 competition sessions.• Managed, supervised and trained 500+ paid staff and volunteers with <4% attrition, which ranked the lowest among all venues.• Formed and led cross-functional team to assess and eliminate gaps to ensure effective security and preservation of assets during transition from Olympic to Paralympic 2010 Winter Games.• Led content development and team building activities for three-day in-house Management Development Session (MDS) for 70 managers. Session received “outstanding” rating from participants.

• Provided operational expertise at 2008 Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games.• Selected by USOC CEO in 2009 to fill newly-created Strategic Planning position. • Published, “Non-Verbal Observational Learning Amongst Elite Athletes,” Olympic Coach Magazine, Vol. 21, No. 1, Winter 2009.

• Enforced and upheld the law while protecting the citizens of San Diego by reducing crime and the fear of crime.• Produced high quality police reports to support successful court prosecutions.• Received multiple commendations for exemplary police work from senior leadership.

• Fiduciary responsibility for the Organization’s $3M+ budget• Assurance of Organization's compliance with integrity• Voting member of the Executive Committee

Trained and competed for the United States National/Olympic Rowing Team:• 2004 Olympic Team, Athens, men’s four 10th • 2003 World Championship, Milan, men’s four, 7th • 2002 Mercedes-Benz World Rowing Sprints, men’s eight, 1st • 2002 World Championship, Seville, men’s eight, 3rd • 2002 World Cup, Lucerne, men’s eight, 1st • 2001 World Championship, Lucerne, men’s four, 4th• 2001 World Cup, Munich, men’s four, 4th• 2001 World Cup, Seville, men’s four, 4th• 2001 World Cup, Princeton, men’s eight 1st• 2000 World Championship, Zagreb, men’s coxed four, 2nd• 1999 World Champions, St Catharines, men’s coxed four, 1st

• Leveraged Home Depot’s association with the United States Olympic Committee• Organized public relations events to increase the visibility of Home Depot in the community• Generated sales through superior product knowledge and salesmanship