Listen on your favorite podcast player (Apple, Stitcher, Spotify). —- Happy New Year! The guys are back discussing the the Eagles helping out in the Philadelphia area; Nets owners, the Tsai’s and their contribution to social justice issues and we receive a visit from coach, speaker, educator and advocate Jen Fry of

Read the full article HERE Local leaders hope an upcoming business conference in Beaver Dam will bring awareness of issues surrounding diversity and inclusion as companies seek to attract more workers to the area. The Dodge County chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management will host a half-day diversity,

Read the full article HERE Experts and longtime NCAA observers say that a combination of factors is at play, but it boils down to this: The risks—and stakes—are higher for the association in 2021. “They’re in such a prime location to show like, ‘This is what accountability looks like. This

Watch it HERE Listen to this event on the “Thrive After Sports” podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast… It’s no secret that athletes make great entrepreneurs. The skills we acquired during our years of competition prepared us for the intense level of discipline, personal development, and follow-through that it takes to win in entrepreneurship. “Athlete

Read more about it HERE Polar Bear Awards – Mike Ranen and Jen FryAwards presented for outstanding support of Bowdoin Athletics to an individual who works for Bowdoin, but not in Athletics, and to an individual who does not work at Bowdoin.  “Jen played a pivotal role in supporting coaches, team leaders,

Listen to it HERE Jen Fry is a native of Arizona, was a Division II volleyball player, who then coached in college for over 15 years, including stints at Elon University, the University of Illinois (2011 National Runner-Up), Washington State University, and Norfolk State University.   Today, Jen is a social justice