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In this episode of Learning From Leaders, we sit down with Charlie Neil, President of Dallas Trinity FC, to discuss the rise of women’s soccer, the economic impact of sports in North Texas, and the leadership principles behind building a successful franchise.
Charlie shares thoughts on why North Texas is a soccer powerhouse, why investment in women’s sports is essential, and what it takes to create a sustainable, community-driven organization. He also highlights the role of UT Southwestern in player health, the importance of corporate & community partnerships, and how sports can drive economic growth in the region.
Tune in to hear how leadership, vision, and passion for the game are shaping the future of women’s soccer in North Texas.
Chapters & Timecodes:
00:00 – Introduction
04:42 – The Rise of Women’s Soccer & Why Dallas Was the Perfect Fit
05:49 – Why Dallas is a Soccer Hotbed & Its Economic Potential
07:50 – Creating a Brand That Represents Dallas
12:13 – Choosing the Cotton Bowl: A Historic Home for a New Team
24:38 – Leadership & Investing in Player Health with UT Southwestern
25:48 – Why Women’s Sports Need More Community Support
27:49 – The Long-Term Vision for Women’s Soccer in Dallas
29:42 – Leadership Lessons from Professional Baseball & Business
40:09 – Giving Back to the Community & Inspiring the Next Generation
42:00 – Final Thoughts & Call to Action
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Episode Details:
Episode 3, Season 2
Host: Lili Clark | Programming Chair, The Cary Council; Senior Associate at Lyda Hill Philanthropies
Guests:
Producer: Dustin Magwire | Digital Media Senior Manager, Southwestern Medical Foundation
Videography: Brazos Film & Video - www.brazosfilms.com
Disclaimer:
The Southwestern Medical Foundation Podcast is intended solely for educational purposes. Nothing contained therein constitutes, nor should be interpreted as medical, healthcare, financial or legal advice.
Southwestern Medical Foundation strives for accuracy in its publications, including the Podcast. However, due to the nature of the topics discussed, there frequently is not a clear-cut “right answer.” Consequently, Southwestern Medical Foundation cannot guarantee the accuracy or sufficiency of any information presented.
The views of the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of their employers or affiliated organizations, nor Southwestern Medical Foundation, the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center or the University of Texas System. The inclusion of any guest or mention of any product or service does not constitute an endorsement thereof, nor of any company, employer, or organization with which the guest, product, or service is affiliated.
In this episode of Learning From Leaders, we sit down with Charlie Neil, President of Dallas Trinity FC, to discuss the rise of women’s soccer, the economic impact of sports in North Texas, and the leadership principles behind building a successful franchise.
Charlie shares thoughts on why North Texas is a soccer powerhouse, why investment in women’s sports is essential, and what it takes to create a sustainable, community-driven organization. He also highlights the role of UT Southwestern in player health, the importance of corporate & community partnerships, and how sports can drive economic growth in the region.
Tune in to hear how leadership, vision, and passion for the game are shaping the future of women’s soccer in North Texas.
Chapters & Timecodes:
00:00 – Introduction
04:42 – The Rise of Women’s Soccer & Why Dallas Was the Perfect Fit
05:49 – Why Dallas is a Soccer Hotbed & Its Economic Potential
07:50 – Creating a Brand That Represents Dallas
12:13 – Choosing the Cotton Bowl: A Historic Home for a New Team
24:38 – Leadership & Investing in Player Health with UT Southwestern
25:48 – Why Women’s Sports Need More Community Support
27:49 – The Long-Term Vision for Women’s Soccer in Dallas
29:42 – Leadership Lessons from Professional Baseball & Business
40:09 – Giving Back to the Community & Inspiring the Next Generation
42:00 – Final Thoughts & Call to Action
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Episode Details:
Episode 3, Season 2
Host: Lili Clark | Programming Chair, The Cary Council; Senior Associate at Lyda Hill Philanthropies
Guests:
Producer: Dustin Magwire | Digital Media Senior Manager, Southwestern Medical Foundation
Videography: Brazos Film & Video - www.brazosfilms.com
Disclaimer:
The Southwestern Medical Foundation Podcast is intended solely for educational purposes. Nothing contained therein constitutes, nor should be interpreted as medical, healthcare, financial or legal advice.
Southwestern Medical Foundation strives for accuracy in its publications, including the Podcast. However, due to the nature of the topics discussed, there frequently is not a clear-cut “right answer.” Consequently, Southwestern Medical Foundation cannot guarantee the accuracy or sufficiency of any information presented.
The views of the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of their employers or affiliated organizations, nor Southwestern Medical Foundation, the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center or the University of Texas System. The inclusion of any guest or mention of any product or service does not constitute an endorsement thereof, nor of any company, employer, or organization with which the guest, product, or service is affiliated.