Podcasts about leagueside

Evan Brandoff, CEO & Co-Owner of LeagueSide, chats about why and how brands can connect with local communities through youth sports leagues.LeagueSide is the nation's leading community sports sponsorship platform. They make sports sponsorships scaleable, turnkey, and measurable for brands and sports leagues.Check out the Leauge Side Podcast here: https://leagueside.com/podcast/Takeaways The number one factor for consumers when choosing a brand is trust. Build trust in local communities by making meaningful connections and a positive impact on the families within those areas.The LeagueSide platform provides sports organizations with sponsorship packages that regional or national brands can purchase. These packages typically include a combination of physical, digital, and activation elements. Bottom-of-the-funnel marketing tactics are more successful with out-of-home opportunities. This strategy yields a more holistic marketing funnel for brands.By partnering with youth sports teams, brands provide kids with the invaluable opportunity to play sports while strengthening their brand love/support within the community. It's a win-win collaboration.Podcast's are a fantastic business development tool. They allow people from across the globe to collaborate and network about similar interests, goals, or ideas.LinksLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evan-brandoff-b9954836/Company: https://leagueside.comThe Win-Grin Podcast: https://leagueside.com/podcast/Powered by OneScreen.ai | OneScreen.ai is the first free, public-access directory for all things Out of Home.Support the show

We can get caught up sometimes in what the most ideal and advanced versions of an Operations team can look like.It can be easy to forget the early days of start-ups when an Operations team can be responsible for just about anything and everything that doesn't yet have a home.That's exactly what happened with our guest, Zubin Teherani. Zubin is the Co-Founder and COO of LeagueSide, a company that makes youth sports sponsorships easy by bringing together over 16,000 youth sports leagues with big brands.Zubin and his team have used Operations as an incubator for every core function in the company. In our conversation, we explore how and why they used Ops as a catch all, we talk about the UI/UX of Operations, and why Zubin's stint outside of Operations was what unlocked a whole new way of doing things inside Operations.Like this episode? Be sure to leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review and share the pod with your friends! You can connect with Sean on Twitter @Seany_Biz and @DriftPodcasts.

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Many hospitals and health systems have analyzed their community outreach efforts during this year's health crisis. In this episode, hosts Reed Smith and Chris Boyer discuss the traditional role that community outreach has played in the past, the role of health IT in the future of community outreach, and even discuss ways to build equity into your outreach efforts. They are joined by Evan Brandoff of LeagueSide who shares how he works with organizations in leveraging youth sports as an important part of community outreach.  Mentions from the Show: Exploring Community Outreach: Programs and Strategies by Grace College Health Communication and Health Information Technology Overview Principles For Equitable Public Outreach & Engagement During Covid-19 and Beyond LeagueSide.com Evan Brandoff on LinkedIn Evan Brandoff on Twitter Find Us Online:  Touchpoint podcast Twitter Reed Smith Twitter Chris Boyer Twitter Chris Boyer website Social Health Institute

ABOUT THE GUEST - JASON SMITH, VP ACCOUNTS AT LEAGUESIDE Jason Smith has been with LeagueSide for over 3 years and currently oversees new business while also growing current accounts into new business lines. He has spent his career in the sport and entertainment space as part of two separate startup businesses as well as a stint as a Major League Baseball agent. His experience lies in Business Development, Marketing and Sales within organizations readying to scale. Jason studied Business Administration at George Washington University and in his free time you can find him hanging out with his family, playing with his dogs, or at a concert in the Philadelphia area. You can learn more about Jason through his LinkedIn profile at: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonhsmith1/ ABOUT THE EPISODE: LeagueSide is a very cool business focused on connecting large advertisers to local youth sports. The founders and early team members are VERY passionate about what they do and very deliberate about how they sustain a culture that supports that passion, but how does that scale? Jason and I explore that in this episode, and he shares with us some of the very cool things LeagueSide does to stay passionate as they grow. 0:42 - What is the best sales advice that Jason ever heard or received? 5:47 - What’s the worst sales advice that Jason ever heard? 7:45 - David maps out the target path for the episode - how does LeagueSide sustain passion as they grow 8:23 - Jason shares a bit about the background of LeagueSide, what is the mission and who they help 10:00 - Jason talks about how they got early traction with large clients based on the innovative nature of the value proposition and the natural passion that the team members have for the business 12:20 - How did the dynamic of the company change as they grew from a handful of people to a few dozen? 15:25 - How do you effectively bring people into an organization with a fine balance between passion & innovation on one side and process & discipline on the other? 17:09 - How to embrace the fear of failure in a growing organization? 19:40 - Where does Jason see the company growing in the near term, i.e. until we are getting out of Covid and youth sports (the domain of LeagueSide) is back in full swing 21:11 - How does Jason envision institutionalizing the passion as the company scales to a much larger size? 23:05 - If Jason knew then what he knows now with respect to sales... 25:25 - Where is the best place to find Jason and to learn more about LeagueSide

Today's guest is Evan Brandoff, CEO of LeagueSide.LeagueSide helps connect brands with communities through the power of youth sports sponsorships. For youth sports around the country, grants and sponsorships are the lifeblood of their sustainability and vital to helping the youth of our communities, especially the most socio-economically challenged.For teams wondering how to get sponsored by the amazing brands that LeagueSide works with, visit: https://leagueside.com/And for brands looking to leverage the power of youth sports sponsorships, I'd connect directly with Evan on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evan-brandoff-b9954836/To support the show and get swagggged up, visit oohswag.comDon't forget to use promo code INSIDER for 10% off your first purchase!Support the show (http://oohswag.com)

In episode 229 we welcome our guest, Evan Brandoff, Co-Founder and CEO of LeagueSide. In today’s episode, we’re talking about targeted, local marketing through youth sports organizations. Marketing through youth sports has been going on for a long time, many have played on teams with local sponsors, or have noticed a favorite local business sponsoring a team. Evan talks about evolving that model to offer automated execution through a technology platform that delivers sponsorship of local youth sports to regional and national brands. We discuss the “aha” moment that led to the founding of LeagueSide, and the evolution of the business. We get into the impact COVID has had on the viability of youth sports leagues, and some of the tactics they are using to navigate these difficult times from a business standpoint and to support youth sports. All this and more in episode 229 with Evan Brandoff.

Evan Brandoff, Co-founder and CEO of LeagueSide, shares his thoughts on the early stages of building a business and the precise steps he took to scale LeagueSide nationwide. From his ‘ah-ha’ moment to his experiences with accelerator programs, Brandoff elaborates on how he and his co-founder cultivated their idea and the most valuable lessons he has learned along the way. Brandoff and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, chat about a range of topics including what really differentiates an innovator and entrepreneur, the high risk tolerance it takes to rapidly scale a business, and why ignorance or naivety can occasionally benefit entrepreneurs.

Interview with Evan Brandoff, CEO and Zubin Teherani, COO of LeagueSide

Description: In this episode of the Product Launch Podcast powered by NxtStep, we talk with Zubin who is the Co-Founder and COO of LeagueSide .  Learn about how LeagueSide came to be and how they are ushering sponsorship of youth sports into a whole new era. Show notes 00:00 - The story behind LeagueSide 03:00 - The problems LeagueSide solves 04:30 - “You have to sell the product to be able to execute it” 07:00 - How do your customers and users try to solve these problems today? 10:00 - How the LeagueSide product works. 13:00 - Company reaction to the LeagueSide product. 14:30 - Key metrics and how the LeagueSide team is measuring the effectiveness of the product. 15:30 - How does the revenue model work? 16:15 - Scaling the LeagueSide product and business. 20:30 - The game winning basketball shot heard around the world! Product Resources Books Obviously Awesome by April Dunford Getting in touch with Zubin and LeagueSide LinkedIn LeagueSide Website AngelList page (LeagueSide is hiring!)

Our region has a deep love for sports and that love starts at an early age. There is an innovative tech startup called LeagueSide who helps community youth sport leagues get sponsorships to fund their operations through partnering with large companies such as Post and Verizon. Evan and Zubin sat down with Matt Cabrey, Executive Director of Select Greater Philadelphia, a council of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia explained how they help businesses from around the world connect  and sponsor their target audiences at the local level, all while helping kids have access to team sports.

An interview with Evan Brandoff and Zubin Teherani founders of LeagueSide, a Philadelphia based startup that is changing the fragmented youth sports sponsorship space, making it easier for regional and national brands to reach young families on the neighborhood level.   Read more about Evan and Zubin’s journey on growthcurve.fm   Special Thanks to: Kuf Knotz and The Hustle for our intro song, “Philadelphia” Follow them on Facebook and @kufknotz on Twitter and Instagram Our featured guest, Tyler Wiest from Ontray   GrowthCurve is produced by Brolik. Brolik is a digital marketing agency based in Center City Philadelphia. Leveraging our strategic approach and integrated digital marketing capabilities, Brolik guides transformation focused entrepreneurs and business leaders through a methodical and adaptable approach to growth.

Evan & Zubin met at Venture for America's second ever Training Camp and knew it was business partners at first sight. Evan spent his VFA Fellowship in Detroit as VP of Business Development at Benzinga while Zubin worked as the Manager of Business Development at IDScan in New Orleans. They always kept in touch, bouncing startup ideas off of each other in preparation to build a company. Evan had his "AHA" moment at a basketball tournament in Detroit where he realized that the best way for companies to connect with families was through youth sports games. He called Zubin with his idea and LeagueSide was born! Evan & Zubin joined the first ever VFA Accelerator at the end of their Fellowships with just an idea and finished 3 months later with real clients and a growing business. They have since hired a VFA Fellow as their first employee and continue to grow and scale at a rapid pace. Check out this week's episode of the Venture for America podcast to hear more about LeagueSide's fumbles and recoveries and their passion for lowering the cost of youth sports for kids. 

You Don't Know Anything "Everything you think you know, you don't. Go out and solicit advice. If you don't understand an industry or if you question what you're doing or something within your company happens and you are unsure of. Go out and find people that can answer the question." Said Zubin Teherani. Sell It Before You Build It "Sometimes you think it's (your business) a great idea, and you want to pursue it, but the only real validation are your customers. With Leagueside before we started, we sold something we didn't have. We sold it and then our customers totally saw the value in what we were bringing to the table and then finally we realized we were onto something." Said Zubin Teherani. Never Stop Learning "Surround yourself with brilliant people. Read or listen to everything you can. Constantly have that want to get better and if you're passionate, things will fall into place." Said Zubin Teherani Zubin wants to also discuss how important Venture for America meant to him. Although, he did not speak about it in the podcast. Here is another take away from Zubin. "Another important thing about becoming an entrepreneur is surrounding yourself with other kickass people. I was fortunate enough to join Venture for America post-graduation which is a 2-year fellowship whose mission is to launch the next generation of entrepreneurs. VFA sends recent graduates to work for startups in emerging cities like Detroit and Cleveland, and really engrained this idea of social entrepreneurship in me. I spent my fellowship in New Orleans and learned a ton working for an ID scanning company down there." said Zubin Teherani #Timestamp 00:30- Introduction 01:20- Passion comes from ADD 03:45- Struggles in Starting LeagueSide 05:30- Biggest Failure 06:45- Habits Throughout Your Career 07:45- Pomodoro Technique 11:00- Life as an Entrepreneur 15:00- You Don't Know Anything, Sell It Before You Build It, and Never Stop Learning 18:00- Sushi Burrito's! Zubin Teherani Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zubinteherani Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZubinTehe Business Website: http://leagueside.com Email: zubin@leagueside.com Originally Recorded: December 11, 2015 __________ Techie, Millennial Author, WWE Fan, Podcaster. Philadelphia native, Johnathan Grzybowski started his career at 14 mowing lawns. Over 5 businesses later, Johnathan has a deep passion on bettering the lives of millennials and helping them execute their ideas into profitable businesses. It’s never been easier to start a business, but how do you make it successful? Constantly millennials are claiming to be entrepreneurs, but may not truly know what it takes to either become one or last long enough to succeed at being one. By listening/viewing The Blind Entrepreneur, we are determined to help those who are “blind” see the true struggles of business, successes, and the grind it took these millennials to succeed. #LINKS Email: Johnathan@wearedino.com Podcast: http://theblindentrepreneur.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jgrzybowski Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/grzybowskij Instagram: http://instagram.com/grzybowskij Snapchat: grzybowskij #SUBSCRIBE iTunes: http://bit.ly/TBEPodcast #PS. I’m a huge WWE Fan and I also love to laugh. Send me a question or phrase that makes you laugh, and I will incorporate it into my podcast. I’ll even tag you in the show notes and handle in the video!