Podcast appearances and mentions of jason clement

In this episode, Gary Johnson talks with Sports Facilities Companies' CEO Jason Clement about what it takes to lead well in today's world.

Sports tourism is a recession-proof, $14 billion industry that's attracting significant private equity and capital investment. Jason Clement breaks down the various revenue streams, from player registration and retail to lodging and food & beverage, that make youth and amateur sports complexes so lucrative for municipalities and private developers alike.

Ever wondered how sports can teach us life skills and aid in our personal growth? On the latest episode of Innovation and Leadership, join host Jess Larsen and CEO of Sports Facilities Companies, Jason Clement, on a conversation on how Jason delve into the transformative power of sports and its impact on communities and business. Don't miss out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason Clement is the Co-Founder and CEO of Sports Facilities Companies (SFC), the largest single network of tournament and community-based sports facilities in the U.S. Formally trained and licensed as an architect, Jason began his career in sports architecture before founding SFC in 2003. Motivated to serve communities focused on the youth and amateur sports industry, Jason joins Nick to discuss the growth of youth sports over the last two decades, the vital need to help prevent kids who can't afford to play from falling behind, how sports tourism impacts local communities, and how his company balances mission and margin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts Michael Barr, Scarlet Fu, and Damian Sassower speak with Jason Clement, Founding Partner and CEO at The Sports Facilities Companies on the evolution of youth sports in local communities and about the privatization of youth sports. Followed by a conversation with Bloomberg's Max Adler on why voters in Tempe, Arizona rejected the proposal to construct a new sports arena for the Coyotes and what's next for the NHL team. Then wrap up with Marty Edel, Co-Chair at Goulston & Storrs Sports Law Practice and Adjunct Professor at Columbia University to talk about Ja Morant, EA Sports featuring college football players, and how allowed is sports gambling ... for athletes?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is Jason Clement, Founding Partner & CEO of The Sports Facilities Companies, the largest single network of tournament and community-based sports facilities in the United States! Jason began his career in sports architecture, then transitioned into commercial development and corporate real estate management. He has founded, supported, and lead the growth of multiple organizations as board chair, including Habitat for Humanity, Man Up and Go, and Calvary Christian High School. Today we talked about: lessons learned growing up in a baseball family the decision to not pursue baseball in college his love for sports architecture early on his first opportunity to combine his passions the reason for starting The Sports Facilities Companies   all the pieces that go into building a new facility the collision between travel sports and tourism the state of youth sports in America pickleball growth and a new SFC announcement! and much more Appreciate you tuning in. Hope you enjoy!

What better to discover how to get the most out of your designer than hearing it straight from 2 designers?!Listen to this roundtable discussion with designers Jason Clement and Mike Brennan and discover: What should you look for in a designer?  How should you think about your visual identity BEFORE, DURING, and AFTER working with a designer? What you should do with your design files after you've paid money for them? and more! RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE Connect with Jason Clement at jasonclement.com » Connect with Mike Brennan and join his Canva Club at mikebrennandesigns.com » GET 4 WINS IN UNDER 2 MINS…Sign up for 4 Wins and join the other raving fans who now LOVE Fridays even more…because of 4 Win Fridays!See what others are saying at robbyf.com/fridayGet 4 Wins Now »SHARE THIS EPISODEKnow someone who has their own Coaching, Consulting, Speaking, or Training business? Click the share button on your phone and share this episode with them right now.RATE & REVIEWChampion this podcast and help get it into more ears. Head to Apple Podcast and leave a rating and review.Rate & Review »--->LET'S CONNECTWeb: https://robbyf.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rfowler/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robby-fowler-0408201Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rfowlerTwitter: http://twitter.com/rfowler-->

Kim and Matt sit down with Jason Clement the CEO and Founding Partner of The Sports Facilities Companies.  We discuss what goes into developing new sports facilities, why communities are looking to add sports venues, and why youth sports are so important to a healthy community.  Jason talks about the holistic benefits to children from sports in terms of physical, mental, and spiritual well being.  We also discuss the economics of sports venues and youth sports itself.  Jason discusses the growing crisis of reduced access to sports programs and how The Sports Facilities Companies are working to address it.   Learn more about The Sports Facilities Companies at https://sportadvisory.com/Presented by Adventist HealthCare Adventist HealthCare is the largest & only health system headquartered in Montgomery Co., MD  www.adventisthealthcare.comSAM SoccerRecreational Soccer League in Montgomery County Marylandwww.samsoccer.orgMid-Atlantic CrossFit Challengehttp://www.midatlanticcrossfitchallenge.comMBS Performance CounselingMental Athletic Performance and Adolescent Counseling"Discover How To Perform With Purpose"www.mbsperformancecounseling.comPitchside from the Plex listeners can get 40% of the Perform with Purpose online course from MBS Performance Counseling by using Discount Code "soccerplex"https://mbsperformancecounseling.com/perform-with-purpose-online-course/This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a commission. Thank you for your support!

Jason Clement is the Vice President of the Aetna One Advocate Program. #aetna #cvs #chandlerjobs 

Jason Clement, Founder and CEO, Sports Facility ManagementEvan Eleff, COO, Sports Facilities AdvisoryAllan Rice, City Administrator, City of Hoover, AlabamaPowerPoint Slides presentation that accompanied the June 12 Webinar: Recreation Leading Recovery: Strategic Planning For the Rebound

The halt to sports has had a big impact on the youth market, just as it has at the collegiate and professional levels. Hear from the developers and managers of some of the largest multisport complexes in the United States on what the impact has been so far, what needs to happen next to get events back in business and why they are optimistic that youth sports can help lead the way back for the economies of many destinations.

I sit down with Licensed Practical Nurse Jason clement whom I work with at Central state. We bitch about work, talk video games and drink beer

Driving the entirety of Route 66 from Chicago to Santa Monica is one of the world’s great drives, but actually doing it takes a lot of planning and attention to detail. To help us better navigate the Mother Road two special guests are on this week’s show: Jerry McClanahan author of “Route 66: EZ66 GUIDE For Travelers” and Jason Clement with the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Interview with graphic designer Jason Clement on how to select your fonts, filters, photo, colors and logo for your visual brand identity. Jason is an art enthusiast, color savant, and unreasonably obsessed with great design. He works with with well known on-line influencers including Ray Edwards and Mike Kim. Jason helps us pull together all of the work we did on How To Find The Key Elements of Your Visual Brand Part 1 (episode 19) so you can start identifying the specific elements of your visual brand.   Resources: jasonclement.com Visual Identity Brand Planner   

New year, new look. Did you see the new podcast art? Let's talk about it. New logo defining the show more completely.  That's my FACE on there now!  I feel a bit nekkid putting my face out there for the whole world to see.  It's just one more step to not being holding myself back.  It took about a year for me to get off my duff and do this. Also, you may have noticed that's an elephant topping the "I" in Think.  The elephant runs in a matriarchal order.  Not that I don't appreciate men, I just come from a long line of women taking care of more than their share.  I honor those women, and each of us, who lead families, work teams, organizations, and share our influence with the world in that image. Thank you to my designer, Jason Clement, for helping me put more me into the conversation. Then you see my name a little structured and maybe a bit mischievous. That's me.  I learn more when I'm playful.  It's the balance of the structure and the creative that makes me who I am.   You can find out more from Jason Clement at http://jasonclement.com/podcast-covers/ The 5 Best Books for a Breakthrough This started out as "The end of the year booklist."  But this is more than that.   This is the list for you, you smart, ambitious woman, when you are ready for a breakthrough. But every challenge requires a different kind of breakthrough. I'm not a fantasy reader.  I don't get into to fiction much, because, I have more practical things to take care of.  And that's what my list of books has brought me.  Practical solutions.  Excellent reads.  Lessons and strategies. I like to implement directly.  In fact, I've been told I just run with an idea like a horse out of the gate.  This is the list that helps you crash through that door and stand tall in your place.  Here's my criteria to make it on this list. 1. Every book here I read in 2017.  That means it is fresh and current in my mind. The notes, ideas & lessons are applicable today. 2.  Every book I read at least twice. Most I listened to the audiobook first, then read the Kindle version. (Our family has a daily commute to school and I listen to books on our drive.) 3. Each book listed comes with a direct recommendation for a particular point, challenge or struggle that a woman faces right now.  Year of Yes, Shonda Rhimes Year of Yes, by Shonda Rhimes is a powerful read to help you realize that you are not being sensible, safe or living smart...you could easily be living in fear.  And not even know it.  Shonda shares her insights on how she decides to stop saying no and for one year, just one year, she will challenge herself to say yes. A perfect read for the woman that:  Is ready to start her new year and step out of her comfort zone. She's not quite sure where this will take her. The leap of faith is what she needs. Braving the Wilderness, Brene Brown Brene Brown makes me realize I'm not alone in my challenging thoughts.  Braving the Wilderness is as the tagline reads, the "Quest for True Belonging and the Courage to Stand Alone." If there's one thing we have learned in 2017, it's that people think differently than we do.  That should be okay. Using the internet, we can polarize ourselves on issues and create battlefields that hold us back.  This book helps us find an understanding and be willing to discuss the issues in peace.  People are hard to hate close up. "True belonging doesn't require you to change who you are, it requires you to be who you are." A perfect read for the woman that:  Wants to understand the other side.  She is ready to have a conversation without judgment.  She yearns to be more comfortable standing alone and ready to participate in a bigger conversation. The Big Leap, Gay Hendricks This book had been on my list for over a year. One little nudge from Ray Edwards podcast to get me to read it. Read in the month of November, I've re-read it 3 times now.  That's saying a lot for me.  The Big Leap takes a deep, deep dive to on how each of us can hold ourselves back.  There are many reasons we believe we are unworthy.  A perfect read for the woman that:  Achieves in many facets of life, but continues to struggle with one specific area.  She is ready to cancel all the self-sabotage holding her back.  She seeks opportunity to work in the zone of genius. Wrecked, Jeff Goins In our interview with Jon Stolpe, he mentions this book.  I devoured this book in a couple days. Wrecked touched my spirit. it is so easy to be involved in your own life, that looking out for other's needs doesn't seem to be the top priority. Service, compassion, and giving are great topics at the holidays and sometimes missed throughout the year.  This book shares poignant moments that touched me deeply.  A perfect read for the woman that: Seeking new insights, tools, and find ways to serve & have more compassion in the daily routine. She is ready to "get over herself," and have a more humanistic view of the world, then put her talents to use in some capacity in that.  The 5 Second Rule, Mel Robbins This is the book a lot of us need.  The 5 Second Rule is the book that helps us overcome that space from, "Yes, I know I need to do this thing..." and "I am doing this thing."  That space is where we can get so stuck.  We think about accomplishing that thing.  We talk about it.  We have a pretty good plan to make it work.    A perfect read for the woman that: Has had the same resolution for the past few years.  She knows precisely what has to happen but she just doesn't feel like it. She wants to change, really change, but gets stuck in her head. What book would you add to the list? 

Mike Kim had a tremendous speaker line up for his Influence and Impact Conference. Sure, I was one of the speakers, but that is not the only reason it was a great line up. Mike was deliberate in bringing in a speaker to cover specific aspects of building a personal brand. Val Brown talked about looking great on camera. Michael Hudson gave insight into being a paid consultant. Jennifer McClure gave us a glimpse of the speaker life and how we can do it. Kary Oberbrunner talked about building a business off of a book. I talked about podcasting. Jason Clement talked about design. Throughout the conference, I jotted down some of the great things the speakers said. On this episode of the show, I share some of my favorite quotes from the conference with you. Here are where you can find out more about all of the speakers from Influence & Impact. Mike Kim - website - Twitter -  Facebook - Episode of The Jody Maberry Show Val Brown- website - Twitter - Facebook - Episode of The Jody Maberry Show Michael Hudson -website - Twitter - Facebook - Episode of The Jody Maberry Show Jennifer McClure - website - Twitter Kary Oberbrunner - website - Twitter - Facebook - Episode of The Jody Maberry Show Jason Clement - website - Twitter Click here to hear Mike Kim and I discuss Influence & Impact on his Brand You podcast.

This episode is a direct response to a question posted in the Brand You Community Facebook group by Dustin Dauenhauer: "If you had to start from scratch what would be the top 5 things you would focus on and why?" Well, here they are: learn copywriting building an email list get professional design work done build leveraged income earlier (talk about active, leveraged, and passive) find ONE mentor who is “going places" and go from there BONUS: learn Facebook ads earlier Special thanks to Kristopher Mays, Ernie Svenson, and Jason Goff for your reviews on iTunes! Mentioned In Today's Episode: Apply For Brand You LIVE here. Read about my bonuses for Ray Edwards' Copywriting Academy here (expires Fri. March 17, 2017) Download Mike's Photo List Here :-)   Join the Brand You Community on Facebook: Have you checked out this invite-only group? Click here to request access to the Brand You Community Liked this episode? Leave a review on iTunes and I'd love to give you a shoutout on the show! Make sure to leave your website so I can link back to it. Special thanks to Jason Clement, Mariana Ruiz, and Doc Champagne for their reviews this week! I'd love to connect on social: Twitter: @MikeKimTV Instagram: @MikeKimTV Facebook: MikeKimTV

One of the keys to my success has been thinking in terms of 10x rather than 2x. When you ask yourself the hard question of how you plan to grow your business by 10x, it opens up new pathways in your thinking and decision-making. In this episode, I share how 10x thinking has affected how I run my business now and the ripple effect it's had on how I set my fees and decide which projects I take. Apply For Brand You LIVE here. Join the Brand You Community on Facebook: Have you checked out this invite-only group? Click here to request access to the Brand You Community Liked this episode? Leave a review on iTunes and I'd love to give you a shoutout on the show! Make sure to leave your website so I can link back to it. Special thanks to Jason Clement, Mariana Ruiz, and Doc Champagne for their reviews this week! I'd love to connect on social: Twitter: @MikeKimTV Instagram: @MikeKimTV Facebook: MikeKimTV

Looking to make a change to your business logo? Make sure you consider these 3 crucial things when having it designed. In today's episode, we take a slightly deeper dive into establishing a strong visual identity. If you're looking for custom designs, I recommend my designer Jason Clement or employing the folks over at 99 Designs. 1. Make sure it looks good small. Most people will see your logo on a very (very!) small screen: their phone. Your logo needs to be identifiable, even on a very small piece of digital real estate. 2. Make sure it looks good in black and white. This is all about creating good contrast in your logo. Putting it in black & white is a great litmus test on whether you have enough contrast in your design. Secondly, having a good contrast in black and white allows you to "flip" the scheme so you can use your logo on top of darker backgrounds.  3. Decide on whether you want an icon-based logo, typography-based logo, or combination of both. Icon-based logos include Nike (the famous 'swoosh') and Apple. Typography-based logos have only text, like FedEx or Chanel. For an example of a combination logo, look at Pizza Hut. Mentioned in Today's Episode: Interested in learning how to create those 3D book images? Download this helpful course by Jason: How To Design 3D Book Covers - $19 Get a video tutorial in Canva and Photoshop, along with all the slides from the presentation in downloadable PDF format. Keep the video for reference; you'll have permanent access to Jason's presentation and learn to create book covers in Canva and morph them into 3D covers within Photoshop. Purchase Replay - $19   Would you review this show? I would consider it a great honor if you would leave a written review on iTunes. It's one of the best way for word to get out about this podcast. I read every single comment ... leave any review you want, as long as it's honest. Thank you!

Study entrepreneurs, and you'll find some great behaviors to emulate. Just as useful: study the things they don't do! In today's episode, I'll share 10 Things Successful Entrepreneurs Don't Do. Other Reasons To Keep Listening How to learn a language for free. No, God is not punishing you for some sin! How to get a great design for your website – a conversation with my designer. That's all coming up in today's episode… Tip of the Week: DuoLingo is the way to learn a language for free. Snarky Nomad has a fabulous review. Spiritual Foundations: God Is Not Punishing You For Some Sin! In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace. Ephesians 1:7 Some people think they are facing a difficulty because God is punishing them for some sin – and that is ridiculous. Interview: How to Work With a Designer In which I interview my designer, Jason Clement of Red Letter Design. Feature Presentation: 10 Things Successful Entrepreneurs Don't Do Think the world owes them anything. Settle. Fear risk. Take no for an answer. Blame their failure on others. Give up. One thing. Look for obstacles. Think “realistically”. Expect their friends and family to understand.Notes. Resources Mentioned In The Show DuoLingo App Snarky Nomad Red Letter Design How You Can Help Subscribe to the show in iTunes and give us a rating and review. Go ahead and subscribe now, and give us your star rating and review on iTunes. We will definitely mention you on this show. If you don't already get the email newsletter, sign up for that and get the new free video: “3 Keys to Change the World and Make Your Business Grow.” Connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, or LinkedIn. Get The Transcript Click here to get the transcript. Transcripts provided by SuccessTranscripts – a great solution if you need your podcast, sermon, speech, or other audio transcribed.  

I’m not a designer … in fact, I’m pretty clueless when it comes to Photoshop, InDesign, or any other fancy design tools. Good news is that I know someone who does. Jason Clement (Twitter @JasonJClement) is a bona fide graphic and web designer and president of Red Letter Design, a marketing and design firm based […]