The Captain's Code

Steven Webster - CEO of asensei and former captain and coach of the Edinburgh University Karate Club - talks about empowering athletes and coaches to perform at their highest levels.

Todd Dunivant - General Manager for the Sacramento Republic and former MLS standout - talks about dealing with obstacles and how to build for the future.

Ann Kletz - CEO and Co-Founder of Goal Five, the first sports apparel brand designed for the female athlete - talks about how business can be built to create more than just economic impact.

Tom Billups - associate head coach of the University of California varsity rugby program and former professional player - talks about the power of preparation and how coaches can get the best from their players.

Casey Schwab, Vice President of Business Affairs and Legal for the NFL Players Association, talks about how to prepare for life after sport and why it's important to start while you're playing.

Outdoor and fitness industry leader Tara Moeller - and 2x University of Kansas women's rowing team captain - talks about creating team buy-in and how to approach failure.

Coach Jack Clark - the head coach of the University of California varsity rugby team and renown speaker and mentor to coaches - speaks about instituting a core value system and the impact it can have on a team.

Al Guido - the President of the San Francisco 49ers - talks about leading people and how you can unleash their talents at work.

Hosted by professional athlete and current captain of the U.S. Men’s Eagles Blaine Scully, The Captain’s Code is a show about high-performance teams and the significant role that team leaders play in making these cultures of excellence possible. More than just a title, captains are bestowed with great responsibility and expectations from both their coaches and teammates alike. The Captain’s Code dives deep into what makes a great captain, and the hard-earned lessons in leadership from those who have held the role. Produced by XV Media, BrandForward and Front Office Sports.