Move The Ball®

Today on Move the Ball™, Jennifer breaks down the best advice from over 70 of the best leaders, entrepreneurs, and professional athletes in the business. Join her as she revisits conversations about building your first business, creating confidence, overcoming failure, trusting the process, the importance of hard work and perseverance, and so much more. Consider this your playbook for finishing 2020 strong and for starting 2021 with a winner’s mindset. 

Be sure to stay connected with Jen and learn how you can continue to Move the Ball™, even in the off-season. The second season of the podcast will begin March 1, 2021.

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Today on Move the Ball™, Coach Lori “Lo” Locust shares how she took risks and opportunities to live her passion. Listen in as Jennifer and Lori discuss how football can teach you to be successful in business, communicating technicalities into things players understand, and why you should be asking yourself “Why not” instead of “What if?”

Coach Lori "Lo" Locust is currently in her second season as the Assistant Defensive Line Coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Last season, the Bucs ended up having the top-rated run defense in the NFL, allowing only 73.8 rushing yards per game and an average of 3.26 yards per rush. Prior to coaching with the Bucs, Coach Lo worked as the assistant defensive line coach for the Birmingham Iron of the Alliance of American Football (AAF) during their inaugural season and she was a defensive line coaching intern for the Baltimore Ravens in 2018. Coach Lo has held several other coaching jobs and prior to coaching she played women's semi-professional football for four years. Coach Lo is also a mom to two sons, Alex and Bryce. 

You can connect with Lori in the following ways:

Website: www.buccaneers.com

Twitter: @CoachLoLoc

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Today on Move the Ball™, Kate Anderson shares how IFundWomen helps women entrepreneurs build successful business with funding, training and mentorship. Listen in as Jennifer and Kate discuss the problem with women finding access to capital, building connections with other women, and the importance of understanding and tracking metrics.

Kate Anderson is a leader in generating change and gender equality within the private fundraising space. As Co-founder and Operations Director of IFundWomen, Kate has driven millions of dollars into the hands of female founders. Prior to launching IFundWomen, Kate spent four years at Hines Interests, one of the largest and most respected real estate organizations in the world with more than $116 Billion under management.

You can connect with Kate in the following ways:

Website: https://ifundwomen.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ifundwomen/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ifundwomen

Instagram: @ifundwomen

Twitter: @ifundwomen

Kate's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-anderson-8364a011/

 

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Today on Move the Ball™, Scott Wine shares his experience developing his leadership skills in the military, creating opportunities in his career to hold his team accountable in a constructive way. Listen in as Jennifer and Scott discuss managing expectations, understanding how people in teams come together, having critical conversations in a productive way and owning up to your mistakes while staying positive.

Scott Wine joined Polaris Industries Inc. as Chief Executive Officer on September 1, 2008 and was elected to the Board in October 2008. He has been the Chairman of the Board since January 2013. Prior to joining Polaris, Scott held executive positions with United Technologies Corporation, Danaher Corp. and Allied Signal Corp., which became Honeywell International, Inc. after a 1999 merger, and served as a United States naval officer. As a proven leader with considerable experience across a variety of industries and three outstanding international companies, Scott has a track record of producing exceptional results. Scott also brings to the Board extensive expertise in mergers and acquisitions in the U.S., Europe and Asia.

You can connect with Scott via the website: https://www.polaris.com/en-us/

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Today on Move the Ball™, Pam Tvrdy-Cleary shares how she built a career based on her passion through focus, patience, and confidence. Listen in as Jennifer and Pam discuss work-life balance, transitioning from one dream to the next, and the benefit of asking yourself for advice.

Pam Tvrdy-Cleary is the Senior Director of External Communications for Collins Aerospace where she leads a global team responsible for telling the Collins Aerospace story around the world. She is passionate about the world of corporate communications, which she has been doing her entire 20+ year career. 

You can connect with Pam via her company website: https://www.collinsaerospace.com/en

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Today on Move the Ball™, Bridget Case reveals how her love of football ignited a passion that inspired her to become an NFL cheerleader, as well as how being a professional athlete taught her resiliency and to embrace the journey. Listen in as Jennifer and Bridget discuss prioritizing your passion, being open to where your career leads you, and making the most of your circumstances.

Bridget Case is a sports journalist and is the Creator, Producer, and Host of the "After Orange Slices" podcast. She is also the Co-Host and Executive Producer of the "Turbo Talk" Podcast with Super Bowl Champion Robert Turbin. Bridget went to the University of Oregon where she was an Oregon Cheerleader for four seasons during the Oregon Football Reign and Game Captain during her senior year. She cheered in three BCS Bowl games, including the Rose Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, and during the 2011 BCS National Championship Game between Oregon and Auburn. Bridget later pursued her dream of dancing at the professional level and was an NFL Cheerleader with the San Diego Chargers.

You can connect with Bridget in the following ways:

IG: @afterorangeslices

Twitter: @bridgetcase_

Website: https://www.afterorangeslices.com/

 

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Today on Move the Ball™, Tiffany Greene shares how her passion for sports gave her the endurance and resiliency to be successful in a competitive industry. Listen in as Jennifer and Tiffany discuss staying self-motivated, being a “one-man band,” having the resiliency to rebound after failure, and why it’s important to trust the process.

Tiffany Greene is a play-by-play commentator for ESPN, covering a variety of collegiate sports including basketball, football, softball and volleyball. She is the first African-American woman to serve as a play-by-play commentator for college football on ESPN. She started her ESPN career as a sideline reporter in 2012 and has worked on the Women's College World Series, the Air Force Reserve Bowl on ABC, and multiple bowl games. Tiffany earned her Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from the Florida A&M University and she serves as the FAMU School of Journalism & Graphic Communication Board of Visitors co-chair.

You can connect with Tiffany in the following ways:

Twitter: @TiffanyAGreene

Instagram: @tgreene34

Website: https://www.tiffanygreenetv.com/

 

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Today on Move the Ball™, Amy Nickerson gives her best advice for using routines, boundaries, and consistency to create a successful life. Listen in as Jennifer and Amy discuss “taking one for the team,” what to do when life takes us in different directions, and managing what success looks like vs. what it actually is.

Amy Nickerson is an author, television and film content creator, lecturer, educational consultant, and diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism advocate. She has been married for over 30 years to her husband Hardy, a former NFL All Pro linebacker, former NFL and college coach. Amy's son, Hardy Nickerson Jr., currently plays for the Minnesota Vikings. Amy has counseled numerous student-athletes and their families about various issues unique to student-athletes, such as balancing the demands of school and sports, the NCAA college recruitment process, and general academic support concerns. Amy has also served as the Vice-President of the Hardy Nickerson Foundation, a nonprofit foundation that provides educational programs for disadvantaged youths, she has hosted her own weekly sports radio talk show, and she has also owned and managed a real estate firm servicing professional athletes and entertainers. Amy also published her book, How Do You See Us?, in 2019 and it is available on Amazon and Audible. 

You can connect with Amy in the following ways:

Website: www.howdoyouseeus.com

Amy's Website & Blog: https://www.amynickerson.net/

Get Amy's Book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/HOW-DO-YOU-SEE-Realities-ebook/dp/B07ZV7YTN2#ace-g9859629705t

 

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Today on Move the Ball™, Kari Worker shares how she focused on forming foundational leadership skills in established companies that prepared her to be part of a successful startup. Listen in as Jennifer and Kari discuss how freedom can knock you off balance, mitigating uncertainty by forecasting your needs, and the difference between mentors and sponsors and why you need both.

Kari Worker is currently the VP of Supply Chain for Halo Top International. Her professional experience centers around the supply chain domain with a focus in the consumer products market. Prior to joining Halo Top, Kari spent 15 years at Wilton Brands, a company that specializes in cake decorating and baking products where she served in roles in the areas of demand planning, inventory management, and sales & operational planning. 

You can connect with Kari in the following ways:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kari-worker-b19a9a52/

Company website: www.halotop.com

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Today on Move the Ball™, entrepreneur Liza Huber returns for a conversation on being a CEO in the midst of uncertainty and how you can be successful by putting your team first. Listen in as Jennifer and Liza discuss being an e-commerce brand, making adjustments on the fly, and Liza’s best advice for employee retention and sustainability during the pandemic.

Liza Huber is an entrepreneur, award-winning cookbook author, wife, mom of 4 and the CEO & Founder of Sage Spoonfuls.  After spending 10 years starring as Gwen Hotchkiss on NBC's Soap Opera Passions, Liza transitioned into entrepreneurship. She has been widely featured in the media on shows like Good Morning America, Dr. Oz and Hallmark Home & Family. Liza was also featured by Forbes.com in their “Female Entrepreneurs Rocking the World” Series. 
 
Having successfully built a globally recognized brand from the ground up, Liza loves sharing her experiences with other entrepreneurs. She speaks at events and on podcasts nationwide designed to inspire and empower female entrepreneurs. Liza’s son, Brendan, has Cerebral Palsy and raising awareness and supporting the CP community is very close to her heart.

You can connect with Liza via her website:

www.sagespoonfuls.com

IG: @sagespoonfuls

 

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