The Angela R. Lewis Show

The Angela R. Lewis Show is where personal and professional growth meet purpose, passion, and impact. Hosted by former professional athlete, global speaker, author, and operations executive Angela R. Lewis, this podcast is a space for high-level conversations rooted in the core philosophy: Learn. Grow. Give. Whether you’re evolving as a leader, transitioning from sports, building your business, or finding your voice — you’ll gain powerful insights and practical tools to bounce forward in life and lead with confidence. Each episode features honest solo reflections or interviews with bold, purpose-driven guests across sports, business, philanthropy, and leadership. Together, we explore how to turn values into action, setbacks into success, and ambition into impact. This is your playbook for building a life that matters — on and off the court. (Formerly Athletes as Educators Podcast)

Episode 100: The Fastest Woman Alive with Carmelita Jeter 02/16/2017

Episode 100: The Fastest Woman Alive with Carmelita Jeter Carmelita “The Jet” Jeter, is a top sprinter with three Olympic medals and a world record. Born and raised in Southern California, Carmelita got her athletic start in basketball; although she excelled in the sport shared by her family, it wasn’t until high school that she found her love for speed. During her freshman year, Carmelita’s basketball coach suggested she try out for track to help her keep in shape in the off-season. Although Carmelita showed up to that track practice wearing basketball high-top sneakers and basketballs shorts, her natural talent for sprinting was evident. She went on to run an 11.7 during that track season. Upon graduating high school, Carmelita signed with California State University, Dominguez Hills’ track team and became the University’s first U.S. Olympic trials qualifier. Carmelita went on to become the most decorated track & field athlete in the history of the school all while achieving her degree in physical education. Carmelita posted a lifetime best of 10.83, winning the second semifinal before finishing third in the final with a time of 10.90 at the 2009 World Championships,. After the 2009 World Championships, Carmelita entered the IAAF World Athletics Final having won her last three races by a significant margin. During the 2009 World Championships, Carmelita not only won the 100m, but became the third fastest woman in history, setting a championship record with a time of 10.67. This was the fastest 100m time recorded in 12 years, a time which had only been bettered by Marion Jones and Florence Griffith-Joyner. Carmelita proved herself to be the best once again that year by not only winning the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, but setting a new personal best with a time of 10.64, making her the second fastest woman ever and earning the title of the “Fastest Woman Alive.” During the 2012 Olympics, Carmelita anchored the US Olympic 4x100m relay team that smashed the old world record by more than half a second allowing the team to take home Olympic gold. Carmelita became the first athlete to ever medal in both the 100m and 200m race at an Olympic Games, taking home both the Silver in the 100m and Bronze in the 200m. In 2012, Carmelita was named the Los Angeles Sports Woman of the Year, an award given to a local female athlete whose performance and character exemplified the ideals of sportsmanship during that calendar year. That same year, Carmelita was also the recipient of the Jesse Owens Award – the highest accolade in the sport of Track & Field, awarded by USA Track & Field Association to the most outstanding US female track and field athlete. Off the track, Carmelita has continued to invest her time in her community and philanthropic endeavors. After her aunt was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, Carmelita made it her mission to help fight for the cure. She partnered with Nike to design hot pink spikes that she wears during each race in support of Breast Cancer research. In 2014, Carmelita was named the official Ambassador for Susan G. Komen’s California Circle of Promise Initiative designed to promote breast cancer awareness among African American women. In 2014, Carmelita launched her first Track Clinic. The Team Jet Track Clinic attracted over 100 kids who learned about health and fitness while also honing their track skills. Carmelita is also an avid supporter of After-School All Stars, where she spends time mentoring and encouraging youth. Carmelita’s younger brother, Eugene “Pooh” Jeter, is a professional basketball player, who currently plays for Chinese Shandong Lions of the Chinese Basketball Association. Connect with Carmelita Jeter Website: carmelitajeter.com Twitter: @CarmelitaJeter IG: @jetg5 Connect with Angie Lewis Twitter & IG: Angie_R_Lewis Facebook: Angie R Lewis /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/5090804

Episode 98: From Professional Football Player to Private Chef w/ Tobias Dorzon 02/02/2017

Episode 97: Minorities In Sports with Shaina Weil 02/02/2017

Episode 96: How Sports Media Impacts Social Justice with Steve Morrison 02/01/2017

Episode 95: At the End of The Day with Chasity Melvin 01/30/2017

Episode 95: At the End of The Day with Chasity Melvin Chasity Melvin embodies style, uniqueness, beauty and faith. Chasity has overcome highs and lows throughout her 14 year professional basketball career to become a WNBA All Star, ACC Legend and NCSU Hall of Famer. Chasity Melvin currently lives in Raleigh NC and works for the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. She is the social and news media coordinator for the fund. Chasity is also a player consultant and member of the National Basketball Players Association. Not only is she known for her stellar basketball career , her success with tendencies outside of sport include speaker, coach, philanthropy work and her independent work with the sports media. She enjoys commentating, sports co-host opportunities and hosting her online sports radio show. Her athletic experience combined with her engaging personality with off-court activities makes her one of a kind. Chasity played in the WNBA for 12 seasons, Cleveland Rockers, Chicago Sky, and the Washington Mystics. She also played internationally for 14 years in Spain, Russia, Poland, S Korea, Italy, Israel, Turkey, and China amassing championships throughout the world. She solidified her athletic prowess as one of the few females to play in all 3 professional leagues, the ABL, the WNBA and win multiple championships abroad in Europe. Now that her playing days are done, inspiring, motivation and empowering others are her passion. Chasity understands the importance of spirituality, self confidence, balance and positive order in becoming and staying successful in your career, post career and life in general. Chasity's first book "At the End of the Day" a devotional memoir from an athletes perspective is a must read. It the ultimate blueprint for young athlete and others seeking success, inspiration and an undeniable faith in reaching their goals. The book is scheduled for release in February 2017. Connect with Chasity Melvin: Twitter, FB and IG @ChasityMelvin /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/5035314

Episode 99: The Power of Mentors and the NBPA with Ricki Dean 01/28/2017

Episode 99: The Power of Mentors and the NBPA with Ricki Dean Hailing from the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection, Ricki Dean has always had a passion for sports. After graduating from Central High School of Philadelphia as a proud member of the 266th graduating class, Ricki took her talents and passion to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she double-majored in Exercise and Sport Science: Sport Administration and Sociology, with a minor in Spanish in the Professions. It was here, at UNC, where she first discovered she could combine her love of sports with marketing, management and entrepreneurship. As a manager for the women's basketball team, Ricki honed the business savvy required to succeed in the sports industry. Upon graduation from UNC in 2011, Ricki decided to further her education at Georgetown University by earning her Masters of Professional Studies in Sport Industry Management in 2012. While studying at Georgetown, she held internships at both the NFLPA and the Washington Wizards. She then went on to work in League Operations with Premier League Basketball, a start-up league in the United Kingdom, focusing on marketing partnerships. These experiences, coupled with her time as a manager at UNC, laid a solid foundation for her career and led her to pursue a career in sports management and marketing. Ricki began at the NBPA, the Union for active NBA players, as an Executive Assistant, supporting Executive Director, Michele Roberts and EVP, Strategy and Development, Chrysa Chin. After only six months in this role, Ricki proved she was ready for more responsibility and was promoted to Associate Manager, Strategy & Development. She is putting to use her experience in marketing and strategy on numerous upcoming projects for the union, two in particular, that she is spearheading. Great things are to come from Ricki and she is eager to take the sports world by storm! Connect with Ricki: email: Connect with Angie: Facebook: Angie R Lewis Twitter & IG: Angie_R_Lewis Email: [email protected] /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/5033421

Episode 94: Using Basketball to Develop Dynamic Young Women with Lonnie Harrell 01/19/2017

Episode 94: Using Basketball to Develop Dynamic Young Women with Lonnie Harrell On this episode Angie interviews Lonnie Harrell a basketball legend who is now working with you in the DC area. A leader known for his superb shooting and overall ability on the floor, professional basketball player and former member of the And 1 Mixtape Tour, Lonnie Harrell has etched his name into sports history books. Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Lonnie has broken college and professional records, but now uses his notoriety and expertise to mentor and train local youth who are also committed to being stellar athletes. After graduating from D.C.’s Eastern High School, where he was a letterman in track & field, basketball and tennis, and held the city title in track & field, Harrell attended Georgetown University – playing alongside Alonzo Mourning and under the tutelage of legendary Coach John Thompson. Harrell’s time at Georgetown garnered a Big-East Championship win and an NCAA Sweet 16 appearance. Harrell finished his college career at Northeastern, which led to spots on the Orlando Magic and then-New Jersey Nets rosters. Harrell continued his career as an active street ball legend under the moniker “Prime Objective”, becoming one of the first journeymen on the exciting nontraditional basketball circuit; which includes leagues across the country that have produced some of the world’s greatest players. His time on various street ball teams, like the And 1 Mixtape Tour, has taken him throughout the world, led to notoriety that stretches all the way back to New York’s Rucker Park Tournaments, and garnered partnerships with Under Armour, Boost Mobile, Mountain Dew and Black Label. Today, Harrell is embedded in his community and uses his basketball fame and connections to give back to inner city youth and charities around the world. His strong belief in making a difference in children’s lives led him to creating the Team Prime Basketball Organization, which includes League of Girls Hoops, Washington’s only all-girl youth basketball league. Team Prime also provides private and group basketball and skills training to young players, ages 4 – 18. Sports Highlights: Played with or against: Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Shaquille O’ Neal, Alonzo Mourning, Sam Cassel, Walt Williams, Allen Iverson, Kobe Bryant, Vince Carter, Gilbert Arenas, Baron Davis, Ray Allen, Rafer Alston, Derek Anderson, Dwayne Wade, Shandon Anderson, Rasheed Wallace, Darrell Armstrong, Penny Hardaway, Ron Artest, Jamal Crawford, Ricky Davis, Steve Francis, Richard Jefferson, Stephon Marbury, Shawn Marion, Dikembe Mutombo, Jermaine O'Neal, Chris Webber, Mitch Richmond & many more. Lonnie’s vast experience on and off the court has made him a very knowledgeable and complete basketball player. Connect with Lonnie: http://www.teamprimesports.com IG: @primeworldorder Connect with Angie: Twitter & IG @ Angie_R_Lewis Facebook Angie R Lewis /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/5006737

Episode 93: Building A Professional Basketball Women's Franchise with Khalia Collier 01/06/2017

Episode 93: Building A Professional Basketball Women's Franchise with Khalia Collier A pioneer and trailblazer Khalia Collier, is the owner & general manager of St. Louis’ own women’s professional basketball team, the St. Louis Surge. Khalia has taken on the challenge of building the first sustainable women’s franchise in St. Louis. Her team is going into its fifth season; finishing as National Champions in 2014 and second in the nation this past season. Khalia Collier is a recent recipient of 30 under 30, Glamor Missouri Woman of the year awardee and as a prestigious Jack Buck Awardee for her community impact. Through this journey, she has maximized corporate and organizational relationships, developed supporter and donor programs, as well as positioned the organization for eminent growth. A St. Louis native with a deep commitment to the city, Collier is an entrepreneur dedicated to her franchise. She is a strong believer that St. Louis can support a women’s franchise, and is working hard to see her vision through. Delving into sports management, she has taken on the task of re-branding the face of women’s athletics through the St. Louis Surge. Collier has developed a strategic business model partnering with prominent executives, corporations and non-profits to build the Surge brand and develop new initiatives, while encompassing the community. Instilling the notion that all Surge players are leaders and mentors in the community, Collier has personally represented the Surge organization through her personal community service work and by giving back to youth and providing a platform for women’s athletics. With a history in basketball, Collier began playing at the age of five and continued into her high school and collegiate career. Collier was a Division I recruit in high school and later attended Columbia College in Columbia, Missouri where she was a shooting guard for two years. She finished her basketball career at Missouri Baptist University. Collier obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications from Missouri Baptist University and currently works for the St. Louis Surge full-time as St. Louis Surge Owner and General Manager. Collier values leadership, hard work, education, excellence and sportsmanship, all reasons she believes the Surge will succeed as both an organization and a professional team. When asked why she took over ownership of the St. Louis Surge, Collier stated, “Now is the time for St. Louis to build the platform and lead the evolution of women’s sports through creative, innovative, and strategic processes.” /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/4967843

Episode 92: Book Spotlight - Peppi Browne Armstrong 01/06/2017

Episode 91: Teaching Young Athletes Social Entrepreneurship with Sam Sesay 01/05/2017

Episode 91: Teaching Young Athletes Social Entrepreneurship with Sam Sesay Sam Sesay is a former NCAA Division 1 All-American track and field athlete, knows what it is like to be a student-athlete as well as the commitments needed to excel athletically and academically. From seeing firsthand and hearing countless stories of athletes struggling to transition to life after sports, Sesay was determined to help change that narrative for future generations. His passion for youth empowerment and sports, led Sesay to form Game Plan, Inc., a 501 (c)(3). Game Plan Inc.’s mission is to assist student athletes with strategies to be 1st PLACE on and off the field. He also serves as the organization’s President and is responsible for leading a committed team of coaches, mentors, entrepreneurs, professionals, and former athletes to guide current student athletes to score big in life. Prior to Game Plan, Inc., Sesay co-founded Future Leaders and Young Entrepreneurs (FLYE) where his main focus was creating and directing FLYE’s programs. During his time at FLYE, the organization was recognized by local and national media outlets for its ability to relate to and inspire the student athlete population. Sesay holds a Masters in Entrepreneurship from Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas, TX and a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Management from George Mason University. His professional background includes time as a Software Engineer and a Program Manager/Project Manager Consultant for multiple fortune 500 companies and federal government agencies. Sesay also was a High School Track Coach, where during his 4 year tenure, he led his team to two state championship titles, two runner-up state championship finishes, and multiple school and county records. Moreover, many of his athletes received athletic and academic scholarships to major universities to further their education. Sesay is happily married to Kristina Sesay and they reside in Bowie, MD. /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/4965280

Episode 90: Advocating for Gender Equity with Terri Lakowski 01/05/2017

Episode 90: Advocating for Gender Equity with Terri Lakowski Terri Lakowski is the CEO of Active Policy Solutions and an expert on youth sports policy in the United States. In her role at Active Policy Solutions, Terri has created and implemented strategic policy planning, lobbying, coalition building and education and outreach to renown organizations working on issues relating to sport, youth development, health and fitness, Title IX and gender equity, and civil rights. Terri has worked with her clients to educate the government about the important role that sports plays in youth development, such as helping kids to lead healthier lifestyles, improve access to sports for underserved populations like girls and students with disabilities, and using sports as a platform to advance educational outcomes for youth. She was instrumental in for the National Council of Youth Sports (NCYS), as well as hosting a number of other briefings including a and assisted in formulating the recently introduced . She also secured to highlight the linkage between physical activity participation and increased rates of academic and personal success later in life. By conducting both a national and state level campaign, Terri orchestrated passage of a new directive from the Department of Education in January of 2013 and the Fitness and Athletic Equity Act for Students with Disabilities in Maryland, groundbreaking legislation and guidance that for the first time clarified the obligation of schools to provide sports and physical activity opportunities for students with disabilities. Terri has been featured for her leadership on this guidance in national outlets, including the and Terri has been featured as an industry leader in assisting schools and athletes understand regulations surrounding physical activity for individuals with disabilities. She recently hosted a with the Office for Civil Rights and the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA), providing resources to athletic directors across the country on making their sports programs accessible to individuals with disabilities. Prior to starting Active Policy Solutions,Terri served as the Public Policy Director for the Women’s Sports Foundation, where she was responsible for the operation of the Foundation’s Public Policy Department, which provides education and advocacy to combat discrimination in sport. In this capacity she oversaw the execution of all of the Foundation’s advocacy and public policy projects, participated in press conferences and Congressional lobbying activities to advocate on behalf of Title IX and other gender discrimination laws, and developed state and local education and advocacy initiatives to improve athletic opportunities for girls and individuals with disabilities in both school and community recreational athletic programs. Before working at the Foundation, Terri developed and spearheaded a Title IX education and advocacy program at the American Civil Liberties Union of Eastern Missouri (ACLU-EM). As part of this effort, she worked with administrators from school districts in Missouri to improve their compliance with Title IX and performed educational workshops for more than 1,000 individuals, including administrators, students, parents, teachers and coaches. Terri earned her Juris Doctorate from American University-Washington College of Law, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude. Terri received her bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis where, she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in Social Thought and Analysis with a concentration in Women’s Studies. While at Washington University, Terri wrote an honors thesis “Title IX & High School Athletics: An Introspective Look Into Compliance Practices” and participated on the women’s varsity basketball team for three years. Terri has taught as an Adjunct Professor in the School of Continuing Studies: Sport Management Program at Georgetown University, Diversity & Social Responsibility in Sport and in the Department of Exercise Science at George Washington where she taught Sports Law. Terri is on the Board of the American Association of Adapted Sports Programs, which works in partnership with educational agencies in the U.S. to establish programs, policies and regulations in interscholastic adapted sports for students with physical disabilities to enhance educational outcomes and Baseball for All, an organization dedicated to helping girls and women play baseball. Terri also coaches a fourth grade AAU girls’ basketball team and serves as a mentor with Capitol Partners for Education, a nonprofit that works with DC youth to support their transition from high school to college. Website: activepolicysolutions.com /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/4964843

Episode 89: Transitioning to Being A Business Owner with Lisa Mecili Standage 01/05/2017

Episode 89: Transitioning to Being A Business Owner with Lisa Mecili Standage Growing up with an older brother in a neighborhood of all boys, Lisa's love for competition and sports was developed early on. Lisa continued her athletic career in high school by playing Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer and Golf at Ursuline Academy in St. Louis and then went on to play Basketball at Truman State University. She earned a degree in Business Administration with a double emphasis on Marketing and Management. Immediately out of college she worked for 24 Hour Fitness, first as the front desk manager (earning $8/hr) and quickly moved into Operations Management and within a year was promoted to District Manager and moved to Los Angeles County. In 2009, she started as an Independent Consultant for Life Fitness and Hammer Strength with Advanced Exercise Equipment. In 2011 she was given the opportunity to be the Regional Sales Manager for Spalding Team Sports. She spent the last five years on the road growing the Spalding Brand, negotiating contracts, working with Sporting Goods dealers and teams from Little Leagues to Professional sports teams. In 2015, she married the man of my dreams and soon after their honeymoon they discovered they had a beautiful little girl on the way. Now a Mom and a full time employee, she decided to take a leap of faith to solely run my own business in the Fitness and Sports Equipment Space. She is the proud co-owner of Eco Fit Equipment and Consultant with Advanced Exercise Equipment for Life Fitness and Hammer Strength. Eco Fit Equipment is a sales and service organization that has stemmed from the demand of getting high end refurbished commercial fitness equipment for small business and personal use. Eco Fit Equipment Service is focused on offering the very best commercial fitness equipment service to assist in equipment repair and preventative maintenance while using technology and good old fashion customer service skills to help increase the level of communication and satisfaction to our clients. She has always had an entrepreneurial spirit and knew that as the time was right she would operate her own business. She has spent the last 11 years working in mostly male dominated organizations, which has challenged her to excel in every role. She attributes that being an athlete has helped her during difficult situations and has given her the work ethic, confidence and has empowered her to live and work in the industry that she loves. She hopes to spend the next chapter of her life successfully growing her business, but most importantly, being a role model to her daughter so that she has the confidence to do whatever it is that she is compelled to do as an adult. Website /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/4964822

Episode 89: Book Spotlight - Beyond The Gridiron with Travis Key 01/05/2017

Episode 88: The Challenges and Excitement of Starting a Foundation with Nakia Sanford 01/04/2017

Episode 86: Building a Business You're Passionate About with Ian Warner 01/04/2017

Episode 87: Advocating for Women as Leaders in Sports with Dr. Cara Wright 01/04/2017

Episode 85: Brandon Williams Book Talk- Millionaire Mindset 01/04/2017

Episode 83:Advocating for Yourself and Others with Layshia Clarendon 01/03/2017

Episode 82: How to Manage Your Business with Anita Maxwell 01/02/2017

Episode 84: Using Football To Help Youth Beat the Odds with Kaleb Thornhill 01/02/2017

Episode 81: Lessons Learned from 2016 and New Format 01/02/2017

Episode 80: Building a Legacy On and Off the Court with Bradley Beal 11/28/2016

Episode 79: The Power of Finances and Philanthropy with Nakia Sanford 11/28/2016

Episode 78: Global Perspectives of Athlete Development with Sefu Bernard 11/08/2016

Episode 78: Global Perspectives of Athlete Development with Sefu Bernard Sefu Bernard has cut his teeth over the past 15+ years working in the NBA (domestically and internationally), WNBA, NHL; and, within an international context with Canada Basketball and FIBA. From three-year olds to 30+ year olds, North America to Asia (and in between), able-bodied to wheelchair bound, male and female; also, those with varied learning capabilities, Sefu’s experiential background affords him a unique – and practical – global perspective on athlete and team development. A graduate of the University of Windsor with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Kinetics and Sports Management, he is currently an assistant coach for player development with the WNBA’s Washington Mystics. From 2012 to 2014, Sefu was the Senior Director of Basketball Operations for the NBA in Asia; overseeing the management and continued growth of the NBA’s coach and player development initiatives throughout Asia and Oceania. As National Development Coach and National Head Coach for Canada Basketball’s Centres for Performance (CP) from 2007 to 2009, Bernard oversaw the development of a national player and coach development curriculum. He played a leadership role in the training and development of the numerous athletes and coaches that have participated on Canada’s various national and Olympic teams. Prior to that, he was the Ontario women’s provincial CP head coach (2005 to 2007); and an assistant coach from 2001 through 2005. From 2006 through 2012, Bernard was the technical director for PGC Basketball (formerly Point Guard College), overseeing the development of the technical curriculum, course directors and video instruction for North America’s top basketball instructional program. Prior to that, Bernard worked with the Toronto Raptors Basketball Club, serving as Manager of Player Development and Player Programs from 2005 through 2007 and Coordinator, Basketball Development from 2002 through 2005. Between 2000 and 2002, he worked for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Over the years, Sefu has visited some of the top player development hotbeds in the world; including: Spain (Senior Men’s National Team, FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Estudiantes), Italy (Benetton Treviso, Virtus Bologna), Germany (Bayern Munich), Turkey (Fenerbahce); and in other countries like Serbia and Argentina. A coach by training and a teacher by calling, Sefu is NCCP certified coach and holds a FIBA/IOC certification. Follow Sefu on Twitter () or visit for more. /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/4810474

Episode 77: Helping Girls Gain Confidence Through Boxing with Stacey Ward 11/02/2016

Episode 76: How to Strategically Transition From College Athletics with Jeremy Moore 10/27/2016

Episode 76: How to Strategically Transition From College Athletics with Jeremy Moore Jeremy excelled on the football field at Georgetown University earning All-Conference three (3) years and the coveted title of being an All-American cornerback. He is also an initiate of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Jeremy Moore is a graduate from the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University, majoring in marketing and management while obtaining a Business Certificate in Entrepreneurship. He graduated from Columbia University obtaining a Masters of Science in Sports Management with a specialization in sports marketing and finance. Currently he works at Octagon, where he manages Bank of America’s national sports sponsorship portfolio for campaigns (MLB, NBA, Local Campaigns) which includes all digital extensions, social media platforms, consumer interactive programing in-stadium, signage and hospitality. As a student athlete at Georgetown he founded G.A.M.B.L.E (Georgetown Aspiring Minority Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs) Sports, Georgetown University’s first ever-undergraduate sports organization, as an avenue to help his peers break into the sports, media and entertainment industry. He facilitated sponsorship deals with various sports organizations within the DC metropolitan market to support his organizations endeavors. Jeremy continues to support his alma mater in several sports initiatives. Jeremy started his professional sports career at Monumental Sports & Entertainment moved on to Premier Partnerships and the Madison Square garden Company. The strategies he learned have given him an approach to strategies that can enhance organization’s revenue streams through media, digital, retail, intellectual properties and other assets. With a focus on giving back, Jeremy launched the Talented Tenth Initiative to prepare the top minority, male students from various high schools in Washington D.C., New York City, New Haven (CT) and Charlotte (NC) for their collegiate endeavors. Jeremy serves as a mentor to several individuals who aspire to work in sports. He also lends his hand to the community for events catered to projects he is passionate about. He is always looking for ways to build the bridge and uplift the youth, preparing them to be the leaders for the next generation. /episode/index/show/athletesaseducators/id/4779158

Episode 75: Success-Full Living with Anita Maxwell 10/18/2016

Episode 74: How to Breakdown The Psychological Barriers Of Women Pursuing Leadership Positions in Athletic Administration with Dr. Cara Wright 09/17/2016

Episode 73: The Power of Focus and The Need For Real Conversations with Dr. Damien Hodge 09/02/2016

Episode 72: The Severity of Concussions and Supporting Youth with Isaiah Mares 08/29/2016

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