INFLCR is excited to launch Season One of the I Want Your Job podcast, featuring the stories of standout college athletics coaches, athletes, ADs, and digital-social-creative professionals.
Listeners will be able to hear the origin stories of some of the most influential leaders in college sports and apply their lessons to their own careers.
Introduction to “I Want Your Job”
Season One Trailer – Introduction to “I Want Your Job” by Jim Cavale
Episode 1 – Eric SanInocencio (ACC): The Roadmap to Create Digital Value in Sports
Episode 5 – Jim Nagy (Reese’s Senior Bowl) – The NFL Draft Starts in Mobile
Episode 6 – SPECIAL EDITION – Zach Maurides (Teamworks) – The Future of Athlete Sports Tech
Episode 7 – Dave Bradley and Nolan Smith (Duke Basketball) – Leading The Duke Digital Revolution
Episode 8 – Allen Greene and Bryce Brown (Auburn) – Serving is Leading
Episode 9 – Eric Musselman and Taylor McGillis (Arkansas) – Creating a Culture of Coaching
Episode 10 – Steve Wojciechowski (Marquette) – Winning With The Athlete Perspective
Episode 11 – Rob Mullens (Oregon) – Innovating to Support Student-Athletes
Episode 12 – Amy Huchthausen (America East) – Paving The Way For The Future
Bonus Episode – Jeremy McClain (Southern Miss) via Athletic Director University
Bonus Content: Jim Cavale Keynote Address – 2019 Learfield IMG SBJ Intercollegiate Athletics Forum
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From the INFLCR Archives
At INFLCR, we serve storytellers, but we also look for inspiration from great storytellers that can help guide us on our own journeys.
If you’re looking for more great storytelling and wisdom from big names in sports, watch some of the interview videos we’ve captured over the past few years.
Eddie George: Athlete Stories
In this video, Jim Cavale catches up with NFL great Eddie George in Nashville to discuss winning the 1995 Heisman Trophy and advice for others.
Watch to hear about the 3E’s of Eddie’s post-football career (entrepreneurship, entertainment, education) and his four pillars of life: the physical, the spiritual, the emotional, and the social.
Tiki Barber: Athlete Stories
Jim Cavale, a lifelong Giants fan, sat down with Barber at his New York City offices to hear more of his story and his advice for young athletes, leaders and entrepreneurs.
In this conversation, Barber gives advices for those pursuing a college athletics career today:
– Have confidence in yourself and learn to be sociable
– Use the access your name will get you to engage with alumni
– Be a self-starter and take initiative
– Think about social media with a purpose to tell your story
– Know your market, your followers on social media
– Have a plan
Reggie Torbor: Athlete Stories
In this interview Jim Cavale has a relaxing and genuine conversation with Super Bowl champion Reggie Torbor, who reveals the ways he uses his story to challenge and shape younger athletes:
– See an achievement as a blessing and starting line, not a finish line
– Change how you see the world
– Get yourself into leadership roles
– Use social media responsibly and with a purpose
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