Podcast appearances and mentions of kerry carter

In places like Massachusetts where the cost of living is higher than average, many low-income families are having to make a difficult choice each day: pay critical bills and buy food, or pick up hygiene necessities like soap and toothbrushes. Often, the heat and food win out, but that's where Needham's Hope and Comfort Hygiene Hub comes in, making sure families in need are connected to hygiene supplies - even working with local schools to do it. Kerry Carter, the CEO of Hope and Comfort Hygiene Hub, returns to the show to talk about a new grant they received that will help them distribute these items to hundreds of kids in the Chelsea Public Schools.

Kerry Carter is an entrepreneur, executive and investor in the area of sports technology, who also happens to be a former professional athlete, having played in the National Football League and the Canadian Football League before making a jump to the world of business and currently sits as chief operating officer of Atavus, a sportstech company focused on the mechanics of tackling. The post Kerry Carter appeared first on CVC Unplugged.

Looking back at the many stories we've aired over the last year, we wanted to share the best bits of advice from our incredible list of guests. Today, we'll hear from Kerry Carter, who relaunched and had a long career at Staples before becoming CEO of non-profit Hope & Comfort; Avanti Tilak, astrophysicist turned data scientist; Shweta Sharma, who relaunched in tech after three career breaks; star comedian Zarna Garg, and her journey onto the stage; Alisha Fernandez Miranda, author of "My What If Year"; Susan Golden, author of "Stage Not Age, How to Understand and Serve People Over 60"; Jana Toner, whose relaunch was at the White House (!) and who has continued her career in public service; Carmen Park, a relaunched engineer who is now a senior engineering manager at Collins ; Tcheula Lienou, relaunched electrical engineer with Trane; and Katie Perry, chief executive of the Daphne Jackson Trust. We hope you enjoy listening to Part 1 of our 2-part best advice compilation of 2023.

After her relaunch and subsequent rise to senior executive leadership roles in the distribution and logistics industry, Kerry Carter made the leap to the nonprofit world, taking on the role of CEO of Hope & Comfort. Hope & Comfort provides basic hygiene products to tens of thousands of adults in need in Massachusetts such as deodorant, toothpaste, shampoo. Before her current role, Kerry led a national same-day specialty logistics company focused on the medical and life sciences industry and had a long career at Staples Business Advantage, where she held numerous senior executive leadership roles and roles in sales, marketing, merchandising, strategy and acquisition integration. Kerry's story also includes taking a six year career break to care for her family. Hear how she maintained connections during her time away and how she made the shift to nonprofit.

Fall's a busy time over at the North Shore Music Theater, with the new production of "Kinky Boots" about to get underway! Owner Bill Hanney talks with Nichole about the preps for the limited run of the classic show, this year's run of "A Christmas Carol", and how the theater's fighting back against ticket scalpers. We also get a sneak peek at the theater's 2023 lineup! Millions of children around the Commonwealth don't have access to basic hygiene products, like soap, toothpaste, and deodorant. Being without these items can lead them to struggle with confidence and affect their health. Kerry Carter, CEO of Hope and Comfort in Needham, talks about their efforts to get these essential items out to children through youth groups, schools, and other venues. She also explains how inflation is affecting both supply and demand for these items, and how you can help them get these items to children who need them.

Welcome to episode 21 of Future Driven! This week, Adam spoke with Kerry Carter, a former NFL and CFL player who is currently Chief Operating Officer at Atavus. Kerry uses his years of experience on and off the field to help coaches and players learn how to make tackling safer and more effective. After moving on from Stanford in 2003, Kerry played for the Seattle Seahawks for three years until being picked up by the Washington Football Team (formerly known as the Washington Redskins). Eventually, Kerry was drafted by the Montreal Alouettes and finished out his football career with them in 2011. After transitioning into the world of business with his ventures, JumpIt Media and Apex Agency, Kerry joined Atavus, a tackling analytics company.

After spending parts of his childhood in both Trinidad — and Toronto, Ontario, Kerry Carter left to play college football at Stanford University. But on October 28th, 2000 vs. the University of Washington, a dreary day in Palo Alto, two lives would change forever. In this episode, we talk about Kerry's childhood, his football career at Stanford University, how a freak accident changed his life and perspective, playing in the NFL/CFL, his current position as the Chief Operating Officer at Atavus, and so much more. Kerry's life has come full circle now — trying to inspire and instill hope one day at a time. 

Hopping in the booth with my most intentional guest of all, Kerry Carter. Who shares his expertise and dual perspective on how to properly train and get the most out of your body as an athlete. In this conversation we discuss building your body from the feet up (focusing on the strength of your feet/toes), understanding and embracing the necessity of rest, things he wish he would have done differently as a pro, taking on this less is more/no excuse mentality, training pros vs everyday clients and so much more. One of the most focused, honest, and locked in people you will ever have the pleasure to listen to. All of it coming from a place of experience and wanting to see others get better, with great accuracy and integrity. Key Topics & Time Stamps: 6:10 - Participation Culture ... No Thank You 15:20 - What is Functional Movement Training? 17:10 - Your Feet are Your Base 22:00 - Lateral & Core Functions 27:45 - Mastery is More w/Less 33:57 - Wish I Would Have... 36:32 - Pro Separation 53:50 - Q&A With Followers Point Advising Merch: https://store17100532.ecwid.com/ Learn more from Kerry and his training philosophy with live exercise examples by following him on IG @kerrycarter3

Welcome to episode 5! Today we discuss inclusiveness in the basketball world and listen to experiences from Kerry Carter and Dominique Johnson who have played at the college and professional level, including the NBA G league. As always, feel free to let us know your thoughts below. Thank you for watching!

On this episode of the Beyond the Helmet we are joined by former NFL and CFL athlete, Kerry Carter. Since finishing his football career as a player, Kerry has been the VP of Football Operations for Atavus.Kerry Carter has been at Atavus for about 4 years and has helped spearhead their development in the football space. We talk about how Kerry's entrepreneurial approach has been able to plug into what Atavus is doing so that both he and the company can flourish. Atavus has made incredible strides in a short amount of time impacting the football world for the better.Carter also opened up about his playing experience. He had the opportunity to play alongside and for many great athletes and coaches. We explored what makes people successful and how athletic endeavors create the tools necessary to thrive in any environment,Be sure to leave us a review and give us a follow on social media too.Support the show (http://www.viqtorysports.com)

Joining Coach Stone on Coach Stone Podcast is Kerry Carter, VP of Operations and Development of Atavus. Kerry Carter helps lead Atavus Football’s mission to provide modern, effective tackling solutions to coaches at all levels of football, from youth to the NFL. Kerry brings a unique perspective to youth sports as a former professional and collegiate athlete, entrepreneur and father of two young girls. Sports have played a critical role in Kerry’s life, providing physical and mental benefits and opportunities that he credits for his success. From 2003 to 2007, Kerry played in the NFL as a running back and special teams player for the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Redskins. He then went on to win two Canadian Football League Grey Cup titles in 2009 and 2010 as a key member of the Montreal Alouettes. As an active member of the NFL’s alumni group, Kerry remains well connected to his peers and coaches in professional football. Prior to being a professional athlete, Kerry was a student-athlete at Stanford University graduating in 2003 with a degree in Medical Anthropology. As a four-year letter winning running back on the Stanford Football team Kerry concluded his career #7 on Stanford's career rushing list with 2,039 yards, ranked 4th in career rushing touchdowns (23) and 7th in career touchdowns (25). He led the team in rushing as a sophomore in 2000 and a senior in 2002. Kerry is active in his Seattle community, serving on the board of Juma Ventures – and organization seeking to break the cycle of poverty by paving the way to work, education, and financial capability for youth across America.

(https://atgridiron.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/ATG-Kerry.png) Kerry enjoyed a 3 year NFL career with the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Redskins.  He then went on to play another 5 seasons with the Montreal Alouettes.  It wasn’t until he left the carribbean till he started playing football.  He quickly fell in love with the game, but always had a fondness for volleyball.  After being heavily recruited he chose the University of Stanford due to their great football program, academic prowess, and mother’s wishes.  He excelled quickly at Stanford, becoming a starter as a freshman.  His hard work later earned him a spot on the Seahawks, however an injury ended his time in the NFL while with the Redskins.  From there he played for the Alouettes where he won 2 Grey Cups, in 2009 & 2010.  After football he was drawn to the marketing world starting businesses in that field.  He is now with Atavus, a company that provides information and training to help football programs inprove tackling.  For more information please go to the website. website: www.atavus.com (https://www.atavus.com/) twitter: www.twitter.com/atavus (https://twitter.com/atavusfootball?lang=en) Resources www.atgridiron.com (https://www.atgridiron.com) www.symfonies.ca (http://www.symfonies.ca) www.audible.com (https://www.amazon.com/Audible-Free-Trial-Digital-Membership/dp/B00NB86OYE/?ref_=assoc_tag_ph_1485906643682&_encoding=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=pf4&tag=gridiron-20&linkId=66d68bff364d9d0d09064e459c476170)

PART 2: He came from Trinidad to Toronto Canada with a dream of being a professional football player.  In one tragic moment on the field his career almost ended.  Hear Kerry O Carter tell his heroic story from tragedy to professional football champion and how he is changing the game of football one player at a time.  About Kerry O Carter:  Kerry Carter helps lead ATAVUS Football's mission to provide modern, effective tackling solutions to coaches at all levels of football, from youth to the NFL.   From 2003 - 2007 Kerry played in the NFL as a running back and special teams player for the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Redskins.  He then went on to win two Canadian Football League Grey Cup titles in 2009 and 2010 as a key member of the Montreal Alouettes.   Prior to being a professional athlete, Kerry was a student-athlete at Stanford University graduating in 2003 with a degree in Cultural and Social Anthropology.  As a four-year letter winning running back on the Stanford Football team Kerry concluded his career #7 on Stanford's career rushing list with 2039 yards, ranked 4th in career rushing touchdowns (23) and 7th in career touchdowns (25).  He led the team in rushing as a sophomore in 2000 and a senior in 2002.   Kerry is active in his Seattle community serving on the board of Juma Ventures-an organization seeking to break the cycle of poverty by paving the way to work, education, and financial capability for youth across America.  Kerry resides in Seattle Washington with his wife and two young daughters.   

He came from Trinidad to Toronto Canada with a dream of being a professional football player.  In one tragic moment on the field his career almost ended.  Hear Kerry O Carter tell his heroic story from tragedy to professional football champion and how he is changing the game of football one player at a time. This is Part 1 of a 2 part interview. About Kerry O Carter:  Kerry Carter helps lead ATAVUS Football's mission to provide modern, effective tackling solutions to coaches at all levels of football, from youth to the NFL.   From 2003 - 2007 Kerry played in the NFL as a running back and special teams player for the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Redskins.  He then went on to win two Canadian Football League Grey Cup titles in 2009 and 2010 as a key member of the Montreal Alouettes.   Prior to being a professional athlete, Kerry was a student-athlete at Stanford University graduating in 2003 with a degree in Cultural and Social Anthropology.  As a four-year letter winning running back on the Stanford Football team Kerry concluded his career #7 on Stanford's career rushing list with 2039 yards, ranked 4th in career rushing touchdowns (23) and 7th in career touchdowns (25).  He led the team in rushing as a sophomore in 2000 and a senior in 2002.   Kerry is active in his Seattle community serving on the board of Juma Ventures-an organization seeking to break the cycle of poverty by paving the way to work, education, and financial capability for youth across America.  Kerry resides in Seattle Washington with his wife and two young daughters.   

Join Host LB Dutchess as she sit's down with fantastic Guest Hosts Brandelyn Tafoya, Mayumi Makeitagreatdate & Maryum Aycox to chat 3 years of Socially Savvy & the 5 Love Languages!  Special interview with Kerry Carter .Click to follow & Like us @ Socially SavvyLb DutchessLB Dutchess & check out local events @ Socially Savvy Eastside Events & Entertainment & our Blog http://lbdutchess.blogspot.com/ Sponsors include: ~ The Pain Center NW ~ Advanced Skin and Body Solutions ~ Gunnar Nordstrom ~ MODE Fashion Magazine ~ Balinoff Vodka

Join us and enjoy some of our Favorite moment's from 2013 as well as special Guests from Last year:  Greg Lill, Stacy Lill, Kerry Carter, Beverly Sherman, Joe Tafoya, Edgar Martinez, Gene Juarez, & Cristal Carrington Co-Hosts : Duell Fisher, Fancy Frenchwood, Tracy Klincroth, Jason Rendon,  Darnell Sue, Kat Kim, Lina Zenadine, Mayumi "Make it a great Date", Ryan Ryle & Amy Yamada, Click to follow and Like us @ Socially SavvyLb DutchessLB Dutchess & check out local events @ Socially Savvy Eastside Events & Entertainment & our Blog http://lbdutchess.blogspot.com/ Sponsors include: ~ The Pain Center NW    ~ Gunnar Nordstrom  ~ MODE Fashion Magazine   ~ House Wine    ~ Girly Girl Wines  El Zac, DeLille Cellars, Balinoff Vodka, Official Volume 12 Site & Rainier Beer,

Join Host LB Dutchess as she takes you thru the Launch of "Lady 12's" at the New Volume 12 store in Redmond Ridge all in suport of the Seahawks!  With interviews from Joe Tafoya, Brandelyn Tofoya, Kerry Carter & a  surprise interview with Mama Sherman!  Also enjoy hearing about What "Lady 12's" is, some fab wine & beverages, a new chocolatirer & Chartiy!!!  Click to follow and Like us @ Socially SavvyLb DutchessLB Dutchess & check out local events @ Socially Savvy Eastside Events & Entertainment & our Blog http://lbdutchess.blogspot.com/ Sponsors include: ~ Lady 12s ~ Official Volume 12 Site ~ The Pain Center NW ~ Advanced Skin and Body Solutions ~ Gunnar Nordstrom ~ El Zacatecano

Join Host LB Dutchess as she sit's down with Kerry Carter? to chat on Socially Savvy Sporting Event attendance ~ What fan's need to understand and how they can make these event's event better, as well as the upcoming Richard Sherman Softball Game? July 7th benefiting "Helping a Hero". Click to follow and Like us @ Socially SavvyLb Dutchess   LB Dutchess& check out local events @ Socially Savvy Eastside Events & Entertainment & our Blog http://lbdutchess.blogspot.com/Richard Sherman Softball Game

In this episode I talk with Kerry Carter a pro basketball player overseas and a star in the Drew League. Mr. Carter also touches on his basketball career and how basketball has made him the person he is today.