#172 Joe Dupriest - Managing Partner & Co-Founder of NextUp Ventures
Release Date: 10/28/2024
#191 Jan Wendt – Co-founder & CEO, PLAIER AI
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Welcome to episode 191 of Sports Management Podcast. Today’s guest Jan Wendt – Co-founder & CEO of PLAIER AI. We spoke about: How Plaier AI got a database of over 300,000 players How their AI system work How it is beneficial to teams, players, scouts, coaches etc. Expanding outside of football The future of Plaier AI And much more! Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media
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#190 Joe Barth - The Hit Doctor
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Welcome to episode 190 of Sports Management Podcast. Today’s guest Joe Barth also known as “The Hit Doctor”. He is an Hall of Fame Baseball Coach & Hitting Expert with over 50 years of experience, and we spoke about: The Commercialization of youth sports Coaching kids Dealing with parents Common traits for elite athletes The Mental Game of Baseball Coaching over 300 MLB players At what age you should get a coach And much more! Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media
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#189 Ben McFadyean - Football journalist, translator & writer with a specialization in German football
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Welcome to episode 189 of Sports Management Podcast. Ben McFadyean is a football journalist, fan activist, translator and writer with a specialization in German football, particularly the Bundesliga, which he has been following since the 1990s. We spoke about: The evolution of German football His love for Borussia Dortmund Promoting German football in the UK The 50+ 1 rule His contribution to several books What he has learned from interviewing elite athletes And much more! Notes: Uli Heese’s book is called: Building the yellow wall. Steel billionaire Jack Walker was the...
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#188 Dennis Fryer - Founder, Hustle Inc
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Welcome to episode 188 of Sports Management Podcast. Today’s guest Dennis Fryer the founder of Hustle Inc. Dennis is a sports business professional with experiences from Washington Capitals, Carolina Hurricanes, Baltimore Ravens and more before starting his own company Hustle Inc. We spoke about: How to build a winning team His nickname Denny Hustle Empowering teams His obsessive personality The importance of preparation And much more! Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media
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#187 Mike Buckley - Co-Owner, CEO & Strategist - United States SailGP Team
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Welcome to episode 187 of Sports Management Podcast. Today’s guest Mike Buckley - Co-Owner and CEO of the United States SailGP Team We spoke about: Being owner, CEO & athlete simultaneously If being a strategist is beneficial in business Growing up poor, but choosing sailing Why he considers himself an outsider How to build a winning team And much more! Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media
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#186 Brandon Tosti - Bright Lights & Long Nights
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Welcome to episode 186 of Sports Management Podcast. Today’s guest Brandon Tosti – a sports business and entertainment professional for almost 3 decades, Charitable Entrepreneur, speaker, professor and a two-time author. His latest book was just released and it’s called: “Bright Lights & Long Nights”. We spoke about: His two books Networking the right way Starting Sports for a Cause after Hurricane Katrina Living with ADD And much more! Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media
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#185 Diego Hurtado - Founder, Diaza Football
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Welcome to episode 185 of Sports Management Podcast. Diego Hurtado is the founder of the soccer apparel brand Diaza Football. We spoke about: Diaza Mentality Growing up in Bogota Starting Diaza Football Ronaldinho joining their event Building a winning team The future of Diaza And much more! Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media
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#184 Katie Hooper - CEO, Notorious111
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Welcome to episode 184 of Sports Management Podcast. Katie Hooper is the CEO of the creative brand studio Notorious111. Katie has previously worked for Ralph Lauren and HZ, before becoming part-owner and CEO at Notorious111. We spoke about: The re-brand of Notorious111 How to serve existing clients while moving forward as a brand Leadership The difference in running a business vs owning one Katie’s passion for sports And much more! Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media
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#183 Kearnan Myall - Performance Director, GB Snowsport
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Welcome to episode 183 of Sports Management Podcast. Today’s guest is Kearnan Myall, the Performance Director at GB Snowsport. Kearnan is a former professional rugby player, who transitioned into the business setting of sport, now focusing on maximizing performance at GB Snowsport. He is also a PHD researcher at Oxford University and his research concerns the application of mindfulness-based interventions to improve depression in elite athletes. We spoke about: Transitioning from athlete to a business setting His leadership style The relationship between mental health and athletic...
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#182 Ben Nichols - Founder & CEO, Padel 22
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Welcome to episode 182 of Sports Management Podcast. Today's guest is Ben Nichols - a Media Relations Professional with experience from WADA, Formula 1, ATP & the Commonwealth Games Federation. In 2022, Ben started Padel 22, a global padel-dedicated Communications Consultancy. And 2024 he continued to start companies within the padel sector. We spoke about: Ben's background Why he started Padel 22 Finding gaps in the market Cage 91, Club Águilas and his other ventures What the future holds And more! Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media
info_outlineWelcome to episode 172 of Sports Management Podcast.
Joe Dupriest is the Managing Partner & Co-Founder of NextUp Ventures and NextUp Partners.
Joe has a long background from the sports industry and has worked for the Washington Capitals, Philadelphia Eagles, the Red Skins and more. His education background is in engineering and he has been able to merge skills from engineering and marketing to reach great success in the sports industry.
We spoke about:
- Leadership qualities
- Engineering vs marketing
- Managing remote teams
- Being an analytical leader
- Bringing analytics to marketing
- Why the sports industry is lagging
- Why he left team sports
And much more!
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