Podcasts about Wasserman Media Group

Not a classic, but Misano was the scene of a classic performance and there was plenty of rumbling in the background to keep Adam, David and Neil talking through the first hours of the post-race IRTA test in Italy. Thoughts on the racing, Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, some words on Mike Trimby and an exclusive interview with Wasserman Media Group's Bob Moore on being an agent and rider manager, particularly with 2023 silly season gathering pace.

Payton Chang is the the Social Media Manager for the Miami Dolphins along with their properties including Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Open, and Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix. In addition to her work with the Dolphins Payton serves as a consultant for Progage Connect, working with professional and collegiate athletes earn endorsement deals and grow their personal brands. Prior to her work with the Dolphins Payton worked for Athletes Unlimited as the Social Media Coordinator throughout their inaugural softball, volleyball, and lacrosse seasons and Tokyo 2021 coverage. Payton's first job in sports came with Wasserman Media Group where she led a project working with the NFL and Microsoft Surface partnership for their Super Bowl LIV campaign. Payton did her undergraduate work at Stanford University where she earned a B.A. in Science, Technology, and Society with a concentration in Communication and Media. At Stanford, Payton was a member of the varsity indoor and beach volleyball teams where she was a part of two NCAA National Championships. She finished her volleyball career at Northwestern as a graduate transfer where she also earned her masters in Sports Administration.

Get ready to be mentally lifted and inspired by Hollis Brown, Coordinator of Partner Strategy and Management for the Milwaukee Buck and also the newly crowned Miss Wisconsin USA 2022. Hollis' energy is contagious and you are definitely going to want to borrow some of it! Listen in as we talk about:  Why she is ok with setting boundaries at work even though she just started with the Bucks What it was like sharing her pageant life with her colleagues How she handles the self-doubt that she frequently deals with  Why she is transparent with her manager if she is feeling overwhelmed or uncertainty   What she did in order to stay positive when she lost her job at ESPN during COVID  Connect with Jahaan:  Learn more about working with Jahaan and see if it's the right fit for you: https://JahaanBlakeAppointmentScheduling.as.me/LetsTalk Join Jahaan's VIP Email List: https://bit.ly/3yccwAP  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jahaanblake/ Email: jblake@jahaanblake.com Website: https://jahaanblake.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jahaanblake/   Links: Outnumbered Podcast: https://outnumberedpodcast.com/     Connect with Hollis :  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hollisbrown/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/holliscbrown/  Originally from Savannah, Georgia, and now residing in Milwaukee, Hollis Brown is a 26-year-old award-winning sports marketing strategist, podcast host, mentor, public speaker, model, youth educator, and now Miss Wisconsin USA 2022. Hollis is the Coordinator of Partner Strategy and Management for the 2021 NBA Champion Milwaukee Bucks. She previously worked with ESPN, The Aspire Group, Wasserman Media Group, Huddle Tickets, and more. She has earned honors and awards, including recognition as a 2021 Creators of Color, an NBA Future Sales Star, award recipient for the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, a Golden Muse Creative Award, and a Gold & Bronze Telly Award. Her passion and experience lead her to launch a podcast for women in sports called "Outnumbered with Kelli and Hollis"on eight different platforms with over 2,000+ downloads currently broadcasting in 11 different countries. Outnumbered was started to help young professionals master the start of their careers in sports and entertainment. The podcast empowers women to break barriers and thrive in male dominated industries through personal stories, lessons learned, interviews, and more. Hollis's favorite quote is “Pressure Makes Diamonds” and she has never shied away from working to reach her goals. She continues to share her story so other little girls and women across the nation know there are no limitations to their goals and every experience is a part of their journey to growing and glowing into their best self.

Guest: Noah LaRoche, Player Development Basketball Coach   In this week's coaching conversation, player development basketball coach Noah LaRoche joins the Basketball Podcast to share insights into researching and tinkering with basketball. Noah LaRoche is the owner of integrity hoops and as a player development consultant and coach he helps college players prepare for the draft he works with pros like Blake Griffin, Anthony Davis, Russell Westbrook, Harrison Barnes, Paul George, Victor Oladipo, and Diana Taurasi to name a few. After his playing career at Saint Joseph's of Maine playing for Rob Sanicola, LaRoche linked to Mike Procopio at Attack Athletics in Chicago, and for two summers he worked under world-renowned trainer Tim Grover, whose elite client list includes Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Charles Barkley, and other NBA stars. This experience earned LaRoche a job at Tilton Academy in New Hampshire, followed by a stint with a successful Chinese Basketball Association team. The next year, he made it to the NBA, working with the coaching staff of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Today, Noah LaRoche splits his time between the East and West Coasts. As a player development consultant for the Wasserman Media Group, an agency that represents over 50 WNBA and NBA players, he flies each spring to Los Angeles, where he helps college players prepare for the draft. In the summer, he works with pros. And in the fall and winter, it's back to Portsmouth and Integrity Hoops, where he helps players develop skills, character, and “basketball IQ.” The mission of Integrity Hoops is to positively transform lives through basketball.   Breakdown 1:00 - Blake Griffin Scientific Offseason 4:00 - Positioning 8:00 - Applying Evidence-Based Ideas 17:00 - Job Preservation 23:00 - Feedback 28:00 - Playing Offense 30:00 - Individual Player Development 33:00 - Player and Coach Led Development 36:00 - Differential Learning 42:00 - Independent of Decisions 48:00 - Shared Cognition 50:00 - Random and Variable Reps 56:00 - Intervention 59:00 - Workout Coach 1:01:00 - BDT 1:08:00 - Jerome Robinson 1:12:00 - Conclusion   Noah Laroche's Bio: Bio: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-laroche-976a86197/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-laroche-976a86197/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noah_laroche (https://www.instagram.com/noah_laroche)   Basketball Immersion Website:http://basketballimmersion.com/ ( http://basketballimmersion.com/) Twitter:https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=en ( https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=en) YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersion ( https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersion) Facebook:https://facebook.com/basketballimmersion ( https://facebook.com/basketballimmersion) Immersion Videos: Check out all our all-access practice and specialty clinics: https://www.immersionvideos.com/ (https://www.immersionvideos.com/)

In recongition of Women's History Month, this week's installment of the Detroit Worldwide Podcast highlights the stories of dynamic women who work in the field of arts, sports, and entertainment. In this episode, Marquis kicks off Women's History Month by connecting with sports, entertainment, and education professional Sankaya Hall. Sankaya has created a hybrid career for herself through the various companies that she's worked for which include BET, TV One, Google, and the NFL where she currently serves as a member the New York Giants' production staff. During this interview, Sankaya discusses her upbringing in Detroit, the foundation given to her by Alma Mater (Texas Southern University) and the steps she took to create a hybrid career .She also discusses strategies for those that wish to explore their passions beyond their 9-5 job and career. About Sankaya:Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Sankaya C. Hall is a “Jill of All Trades” who's spent the last 10 years creating a hybrid career for herself in both the Higher Education and Entertainment industries. Sankaya currently  serves as a Media Communications Professor at Full Sail University and freelance Event Producer in the Orlando, FL area. Prior to returning to Full Sail , Sankaya worked with the New York Football Giants as a Game Day Events & Entertainment Production Associate; and Account Manager for Wasserman Media Group, where she managed a historic sponsorship deal between the NFL and Diageo brands. In addition to her Detroit roots, Sankaya credits her time at Texas Southern University for laying the foundation for her unforeseeable success. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Communication from the Houston HBCU, then went on to earn a master's degree in Corporate Communications & Public Relations from Georgetown University in Washington, DC. In addition to her educational accomplishments, she has worked for a variety of companies including BET, TV One, YouTube, Google, and Combs Enterprises.Sankaya is currently pursuing a Doctor of Education degree in Higher Education Administration from University of Southern Mississippi's online program, in which she hopes to study the needs of first-generation college students in Communication degree programs. She is also a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.  Connect with Sankaya:Instagram: @sankayachallLinkedIn:  Sankaya C. Hall

On Episode No.62 of The unTITLED Podcast, Shannon and Stacey put their usual format on hold and run through roughly a dozen topics across TV, the Olympics, design and chat about a few UCONN legends and legends in the making. They begin their conversation with the return of "TV Talk" by sharing what they have been watching, along with their mutual love of "Grace and Frankie" and "Ted Lasso" (3:47); Then move onto sports by chatting about Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi winning their 5th Olympic Gold Medals, Breanna Stewart becoming a Mom fresh off the heels of being an Olympic and WNBA Commissioner's Cup Champion, and Paige Bueckers signing with Wasserman Media Group (14:03); They then move onto recap and discuss last, first and history-making  gold medals won in Tokyo: Allyson Felix, April Ross, USA Volleyball and USA Basketball (23:53); Before chatting briefly about Olympic Champion Sydney McLaughlin's collection with New Balance and Serena Williams' latest collaboration with NIKE (38:55); To close out the podcast, the 62nd edition of "Player Voicemail" (44:16).Listen/Subscribe/Rate/Review: Apple + SpotifyFollow/Engage: Instagram @untitled.offic + Twitter @untitledofficSupport The Girls.

Episode 15 of Season 3 on Bleav in Sports Law with your host Jeremy Evans, interviewing Travis Clarke, Executive Vice President, Business Development, Action Sports and Olympics at Wasserman Media Group. California Sports Lawyer® (www.CSLlegal.com).

In this installment of the Special Guest Series on the ATL podcast, Tuan and Nav are joined by Mike Bratusa, who's a Senior Manager on the Talent Marketing team at Wasserman Media Group.   A former graduate of the Sports Management Masters program at Western University (UWO), he shares his journey through the sport marketing world and how he navigated the competitive landscape to secure a dream job on the Wasserman team.    With the recent trade of one of his marquee clients, Norman Powell, Mike gives us a inside look of how the business of talent management goes down and shares some memorable stories from the Toronto Raptors Championship parade in which he was lucky to be apart of!

Papa John's International Inc. founder and former CEO John Schnatter opened up about his ouster from the pizza chain he started on this week's Access Louisville podcast.He also discusses the existence of two tapes, which he say proves there was a choreographed setup aimed at removing him. These tapes have not been made public, but are a part of a lawsuit Schnatter has again 247 Group LLC (doing business as Laundry Service) and Wasserman Media Group. Schnatter left the Papa John's in 2018 after a report surfaced he allegedly used a racial slur while on a media training call with Laundry Service. We talked about that on the podcast too, including asking Schnatter about the context of those comments.It was a wide-ranging interview in which we covered everything from food trends, a proposed raise in minimum wage, his ouster from Papa John's, the new leadership at Papa John's and more. It's a lot to unpack, so here's some timestamps to navigate the program: 0:58: The next big menu trend3:12: Concerns on business regulations6:55: Proposed minimum wage increase8:15: Papa John's leaving Louisville and Schnatter's next business 14:10: The aforementioned lawsuit and the tapes17:30: The reasons behind the alleged setup 19:10: When do we get to hear the tapes?23:30: Why the alleged racial slur happened25:50: The Louis Freeh report28:50: Current CEO Rob Lynch is "delusional"34:29: Removing former CEO Steve Ritchie, who followed Schnatter as head of the company35:31 Jet setting and local restaurant picks36:40: Social media presence39:20: Thought's on LouVino (Steve Ritchie's new restaurant)Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services.

Seeing opportunity where others don't is one thing but to have the intellect and tenacity to truly take advantage of it is rare. Twenty-plus years ago, our guest; Steve Astephen began helping action sports athletes leverage their abilities to influence millions of young consumers and helped broker industry-defining deals on their behalf.

Born and raised in NYC, Matt produced several music videos and branded content for local bands and businesses, while getting his degree at the School of Visual Arts. Upon graduating, he assisted Jerry Bruckheimer on a number of films on the ground in NYC. Shortly after, he co-founded the now world renowned social media and content agency, Laundry Service; Matt operated as the COO/Executive Producer until the sale of the company to Wasserman Media Group.  Matt is currently building a new content studio, Point Seven Labs, taking an analytical approach to content and IP development. Through a 360 approach, Matt oversees all elements of the company's projects, from ideation and strategy through execution and delivery/distribution.  Matt is also an angel investor/advisor to a number of tech and lifestyle start-ups, helping them strategically build effective operations that will scale and market them to the right audiences/consumers.

Steve Astephen had an entrepreneurial spirit from day one, beginning his career owning 'The Otherside', an iconic snowboard shop in the early 90’s. The shop’s success, along with the loyalty and life long relationships Steve developed within the snowboard community, led him to his passion of managing sports talent. In 1994, Astephen became the Team Manager of Lamar Snowboards and dominated the industry by signing some of the most powerful teams in the sport. Astephen then founded the first action sports agency, fittingly named, 'The Familie.' His success quickly grew a roster of over 30 of the world’s top action sports athletes, spanning across- BMX, motocross, snowboarding, skateboarding, surfing, and wake-boarding. By 1999, The Familie was established as the premier action sports marketing and athlete management agency with services that included marketing, public relations, creative, licensing, trend research, event activation and consulting. In April 2003, Astephen partnered with Wasserman Media Group where he served as the Managing Partner for 16 years. Astephen was instrumental to the growth of Wasserman as they became the largest athlete representation agency, growing to over 1,600 athletes and representing countless Fortune 500 brands. During this time Astephen was selected by Sports Business Journal as one of its coveted "Forty Under 40" in sports. Astephen, left Wasserman mid-2019 to revive his own agency, The Familie V2, a representation and brand building agency working across sports, music, art, and media. Astephen remains an active investor and advisor today for brands such as Hoonigan Media Machine, Stance socks, Kopari, Art of Sport and Nixon. He currently resides in Cardiff, CA. To stay connected with your host, follow @thomas.ma7 on Instagram

Archie Gips with Unrealistic Ideas is a producer of McMillions, a six-part documentary series on HBO, which chronicles the stranger-than-fiction true story of how $24 million-dollars was stolen from the McDonald’s Monopoly game of the 1990s, the mystery mastermind behind the scam and the intrepid FBI agents on his trail. Travis Clarke, Executive Vice President of Action Sports at Wasserman Media Group, reviews Formula 1: Drive to Survive on Netflix. The drivers, managers and team owners in Formula 1 live life in the fast lane -- both on and off the track. This docuseries gives viewers exclusive, intimate access to the people in one of the world's greatest racing competitions Reality Life with Kate CaseyPatreon: http://www.patreon.com/katecaseyCameo: https://www.cameo.com/katecaseyTwitter: @katecaseyInstagram: @katecaseycaFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/113157919338245/Amazon List: http://www.amazon.com/shop/katecaseyca See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly and print editor Michael Long reconvene to review the Fifa Women's World Cup. After a tournament that represented a huge cultural moment, from Megan Rapinoe and the USWNT to a big TV breakthrough everywhere, where does women's soccer go next? How will commercial and development aims best be served?  Then, as Mediapro is linked with a new TV channel partnership with Italian soccer's Serie A and Lagardère Sports with a takeover by Wasserman Media Group, there is some time to reflect on where the agency sector is going. Meanwhile, there's also a chance to discuss a new direction for the flagship SportsPro magazine. 

My guest today is Jason Stein, a general partner at Steins, an investment management business and holding company that provides capital and strategic partnership to consumer brands, media and technology companies. Jason also founded Laundry Service, an advertising agency that sold to Wasserman Media Group in 2015. And full disclosure, I worked for Jason at Cycle Media, the sister company of Laundry Service, and that's where we met. In this episode, we talked about the direct to consumer commerce wave, sports advertising and also the future of marketing. And this conversation begins with a story of how Jason use Twitter to recruit me back when I was a senior in college. I hope you enjoy this episode. SUBSCRIBE TO MY “MONDAY MUSINGS” NEWSLETTER TO KEEP UP WITH THE PODCAST. SHOW TOPICS LINKS: Find Jason online: Twitter Steins Mentions: Laundry Service Chris Cox Chris Daniels Front Office Sports The Short Bus by Jonathan Mooney TikTok David’s tweet on the DTC wave Dollar Shave Club $1.2B Exit David’s new course on writing online, Write of Passage SHOW TOPICS 1:07 How Jason uses Twitter and why he thinks advertising begins with creating a great product, and how social media can be leveraged for product development 5:27 Why Jason thinks Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey are working on the right problems, how writing can help you become an “influencer”, and the addictive incentives of social media 9:08 Why long form content is not dead, why David thinks “Always be paranoid” is the most important thing he learned from Jason, and why Facebook and Twitter are facing the problems they are today 16:19 Jason’s mindset while building Laundry Service, the importance of a personal end goals, the difficulty of building a services business, and why you should always “Make it about the work.” 25:27 Why Jason is a bit jealous of David, how Steins is different from VC firms, and why is Front Office Sports so important? 35:28 The viral spread of TikTok, why Jason loves it, and how algorithmic feeds become important as a social network scales up 38:17 Why “nothing is binary”, the DTC wave, and why DTC brands are still reliant on wholesale and traditional retail channels 47:08 Why does sports advertising suck, misaligned incentives, and why it’s different to own a brand than be a brand agency

Circe Wallace is a woman you want in your corner. She’s walked an incredibly unique path through this life and has so much to share. Circe was an early pioneer in the women’s snowboard movement as an athlete and she now represents some of the biggest names in action sports as the VP of Action Sports & Olympics for Wasserman Media Group. But that’s not all, she’s an entrepreneur (twice over), a producer, mother, and advocate for social change.In This Episode You’ll Learn:The unforeseen cost of living a meaningful lifeHow mindfulness is necessary for rebellionWhy it’s important to make peace with the patriarchy while working to change itHow to take responsibility for the changes you want to see in the worldThe challenges of being a pioneer in the cannabis industryHow becoming a mother has allowed Circe to live a richer more spiritual lifeTWEETABLES“I feel comfortable speaking my truth, which comes at a cost.”“I was always inherently kind of cocky. I overcompensated any insecurities with confidence, just intrinsically thinking that is how I can be great.”“I really have to stay in a daily mindfulness practice to not be completely mortified or shaking in my boots, literally every day, with what is being asked of me or what I’ve asked of myself.”“To be successful in today’s times, as a woman in business, I don’t know any other way but to make peace with that reality [of the patriarchy].”“In the board room or in the c-suite, we just need more women that have a seat at the table to help have these kinds of conversations and make sure that we continue to be progressive.”"We need to teach our children to be looking for things that are really meaningful and not just about how you look.”“What is the real tangible work that we’re doing? You can’t just project out your perfect life. You have to be DOING something. Whether that’s making art or working really hard in marketing or sales or any of those areas that are elevating your own experience and not just ‘hey, look at me.”“I’m a really closer. I know how to land a client and I know how to make it rain.”“The opportunity that cannabis provides for individualized medicine is really interesting because we’re all totally unique. Certain things work for you and certain things don’t work for you and we need to get more refined in our approach to healing.”“You have to allow yourself to live a life without boundaries, because the minute you put boundaries on it is the minute that it no longer becomes interesting.”“I’m basically totally petrified, but that’s why I do it.”“I’m humbled and brought to my knees everyday by the journey of parenting.”“I saw that my experience would allow them some relief from some of the more mundane aspects of the business that would allow them to pursue their dreams with reckless abandon. And that is how I parent.”“I’m definitely a byproduct of the belief that anything is possible if you’re willing to do the work.”Resources:Follow Circe on Instagram @CirceSnowCirce’s Cannabis Company, Hot Nife: Website & InstagramSISU Magazine - order issue #1 to read Jen’s article “Influence”Don’t forget to follow Balanced Pursuits on Instagram!

On Episode 4 Bobby Nichols, Founder of The Sports Syndicate joins me as we peel back the curtain on the realities of what it means to be a professional sports agent. Bobby was an early pioneer within the niche action sports world, at a time when it was truly the wild west. His area of focus was concentrated around surf, skate, snow and motorcross. We’ll learn how he built a successful company around niche sports and “Fringe" athletes. He shoots it straight about his early career set backs and failures, to how he turned the tide into eventually selling his business to the Wasserman Media Group.

Casey Wasserman, chairman of the bid group that brought the 2028 Olympics to Los Angeles, addresses the International Olympic Committee's changing approach to awarding the Games. He also addresses a host of financial issues surrounding the Olympics, including how L.A.'s existing infrastructure will prevent the kinds of white elephants and exploding spending that has marred previous bids. He also talks about the city's privately financed Games, and how the Olympics will actually help to ease the city's much-maligned traffic.  Wasserman is the founder and chairman of Wasserman Media Group, a sports and entertainment agency he founded in 2002.

The Jeffrey S. Moorad Center for the Study of Sports Law presents Tag Garson of Wasserman Media Group.

The Jeffrey S. Moorad Center for the Study of Sports Law presents Tag Garson of Wasserman Media Group.

Casey Wasserman, CEO of Wasserman Media Group and Chairman of the LA 2024 Candidature Committee, joins Mark King. Casey discusses his family’s legacy and how he forged his own path in the sports industry.