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In her previous role as USA Track & Fields Chief of Sport Performance, she led Team USA to win 29 medals at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, the most of any U.S. track and field team in 20 years. Having achieved that goal, she decided it was time to chase her ultimate dream, to walk again. Julie finished her National Team career with 45 goals, 59 assists and 273 international appearances (caps) for the USA. This equipment and technology enable visually impaired children to perform better in school and achieve academic excellence. 2012 Paralympian Mallory Weggemann had her life changed on January 21, 2008. He is currently in the process of writing a book that will detail his journey, It Wont Make Sense On Paper.. During the time Keith was in college, he began to work with young people in his church and with several community based programs. In 2014, Dr. Berry was appointed to the Evaluation and Research Advisory Committee (ERAC) with the Afterschool Division of the California Department of Education. Sams memoir, For The Love of Money, was published in July 2016 by Scribner. Underherleadership,inadditiontocreating100hoursoforiginalprogrammingaweek,KCRWwillfinish a $48millioncapitalcampaignandmoveintoitsfirst ever,standalone,state of-the artfacilityin2017. Julie currently sits on the board of Athletes for Hope (AFH), a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization created by successful athletes who have a deep commitment to charitable and community causes. After coming across Dr. John Rateys book Spark, which talks about the positive difference that physical activity has on all of us, she had her aha moment. She was named Sportswoman of the Century byThe Potomac News, and Top Female Sports Figure of the Century from Virginia bySports Illustrated. And with this grant, she is able to explore some things that are classified as upper-class activities. This is a start to even the playing field and she like to thank the LA84 Foundation for choosing the Youth Institute and giving her and her peers these incredible opportunities. In both seasons, the Bulldogs won the West Coast Conference regular season title and earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament. Sarahs favorite subjects in school are health and history. Martha is responsible for implementing the landmark L.A. LIVE Community Benefits Agreement, including over $6M in funding for affordable housing and $1M in funding for parks and recreation developments. Jake has shared his book and faith with countless others, including both adults and children that have been touched by his story. She was a 4 time All-American at Stanford University and was inducted into the Stanford Hall of Fame. In 1992 in Barcelona, Janet defended her gold in the 800 freestyle and added a silver medal in the 400 freestyle. Background: Lawrence is the oldest of five boys in a large family from Richmond, Virginia. Since 2004, Dr. Berry and her colleagues have disseminated their evaluations broadly. She is also a member of the coaching staff for US Soccers Inland Empire Girls Training Center, focused on identifying and developing elite players ages 11-14 for the national team pool. While he enjoys writing and lecturing, first and foremost, John is a Psychiatrist who cares deeply about his patients. STOKED gives high school-aged youth the skills, relationships, and experiences to become leaders personally and professionally. She serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Graduate Sports Management programs at the University of San Francisco and George Washington University and has guest lectured at Stanford University. In this position, Lazarus was a creative force behind these brands, successfully translating their business and marketing objectives into creative strategies that resonated with target audiences in meaningful ways. Known for his electrifying style on the court, Davis was a powerful point guard, who won national acclaim for executing in crucial, high-pressure moments, when his team needed him the most. With Jakes recent fame, he had the opportunity to share his book and speak about his experiences and faith in front of corporations, schools, service organizations and congregations. 27.4%: Ban on coaching for a set number of years/seasons. To further this objective, Joanne worked with team ownership to facilitate signature fundraising events and the donation of funds to non-profits that support the Foundations mission of keeping kids Safe, on Track and in School. In 2016, the Foundation donated $4 million to Bay Area charities, including a significant grant to support the expansion of the 49ers STEM Leadership Institute to Santa Clara High School, and has donated $40 million since its inception in 1991. Joanne currently resides in Sunnyvale, CA, with her husband, Robert Bardin, who works for the San Jose Earthquakes, and their children, daughter, Kira, and son, Reid. In October 2011, Jake and his emerging golf game were featured on Foxs Live Life & Win. Jake was also featured on The Katie Couric Show called Miracles, the Home and Family show on Hallmark, Fox and Friends and CBS nightly news. She has served in the non-profit sector participating internationally with Jumpball Basketball Programme, helping provide free basketball camps and clinics to communities in Jamaica and Haiti. From the Times: The CIF [California Interscholastic Federation] has saved money this year in its legal bills and seen a drop in . Just under four months after becoming paralyzed Mallory was back in the pool, with her eyes on Gold at the 2012 Paralympic Games. At the 2009 Short Course IPC Swimming World Championships in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in November 2009, Weggemann broke six more world records and took home five gold medals. Pablo has a degree in Engineering from Stanford and received his MBA from The Marshall School at the University of Southern California, with a focus on finance and strategy. As the face of RBSS he navigates viewers through extreme competitions in motorsports, bike, surf, and snow. Urban Dove serves hundreds of children each year. She is directly responsible for producing student-athletes that have gone to become recipients of, including but not limited to the following: Rhodes Scholarship, Charles Rangel Foreign Affair Fellowship, Fulbright Scholar, Truman Finalist, Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School of Public Policy Fellow, Childrens Defense Fund, Beat the Odds, Nation Alliance of African American Athletes Watkins Award, Gates Millennium, NCSA Grant, National Consortium for Academics and Sports, Big 12 Male Sports Person of the Year Finalist, National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame and other scholarly endeavors. Honored as a Hometown Hero, his work has appeared in the New Yorker Magazine, ESPN, Huffington Post, Nylon Magazine, Fuel TV, Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal, and Transworld Business. To date, she is directly responsible for sending over 250 inner-city student-athletes to college on scholarship. More recently, Dr. Berry was appointed to the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) workgroup at the California Afterschool Network. Keiths work has been highlighted by Rachel Ray Show, HBO Real Sports, KNBC News, and KTTV Good Day LA. Additionally, in partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, she launched the first ever girl-targeted Super Hero brand, which promoted girl empowerment. In 2015, Brendan was named One of 50 Most Inspirational People in Sport by Beyond Sport. Keith has been the recipient of numerous awards for his work with youth and families such as the University of Notre Dame OLeary Award, Best of the Best Community Service Award, the Watkins Award for Community Service and Bounty Celebrating Those of Give Award. She plans to go straight into college and major in business marketing and advertising. Seeing a career in Psychiatry as the path, he completed his science requirements at Harvard before returning to his home state to attend the University of Pittsburgh Medical School. Before working for Mountain View, she was the manager of international corporate relations for Special Olympics, Inc., at their headquarters in Washington, DC. In 2006 he traveled to California intent upon infiltrating the ground zero of skateboarding, and the concept for Next Up Foundation was born. Kathleen has also been featured in numerous media outlets, including CBS, Huffington Post, NESN and NPR. He has also been honored by People Magazine, being named a Hero Among Us in 2009 and as the 2010 winner of the Kuykendall Award for Community Service, his alma mater, Davidson College where he was a scholarship soccer player, 4-year starter, and named the teams most valuable player. Born in Bloomfield, NJ, Jon earned a BS in Business Administration for Marketing in 2000 from Villanova University. He was also a basketball coach for more than 15 years. Ms.FerroearnedherBachelorsdegreefromUCLA. Jake wrote a book when he was 8 years oldto uplift and encourage other children who were battling cancer and other diseases. They also supported former 49ers Wide Receiver Anquan Boldin in his successful 2015 campaign for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award. Additionally, she served as an entertainment/lifestyle reporter doing features for The Insider, Hollywood 411 and Starz Entertainment. Jake attended the Super Bowl last year and spent some precious moments with Coach Carroll leading up to the big game. Mallory is also being featured in The Current, a documentary produced by Make A Hero, a non-profit organization focused on inspiring individuals with disabilities to enjoy the freedom of adaptive sports. Were entering the transfer season for basketball, and those schools that need a player to keep their championship banners coming will always see a transfer show up. Selema is currently executive producing and appearing as host in VICELANDs highly-anticipated docu-series, VICE World of Sports, which premiered April 27th, 2016. Mr. Reed received his Masters in Business Administration from University of Maryland University College in May 2005. Prior to joining the 49ers in 2008, Joanne served as a senior analyst for the City of Mountain View. During USCs game against Western Michigan on September 2, 2017, Jake made history as the first one hundred percent blind player to snap in a college football game. John J. Ratey, MD, is an Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and an internationally recognized expert in Neuropsychiatry. from Yale University and lives in Pittsburgh with his wife and three children. Recognized by his peers as one of the Best Doctors in America since 1997, he was recently named Outstanding Psychiatrist of 2016 by the Massachusetts Psychiatric Society. At the Access Fund, Maricela works to build a relationship with the Los Angeles climbing community, local climbing organizations, public land managers, and the San Gabriel National Monument partners and rangers. Julie was inducted in the US National Soccer Hall of Fame in 2007, alongside longtime teammate and friend, Mia Hamm. Additionally, Lazarus was responsible for the Monster High partnership with the Born this Way Foundation. Whiteman earned a degree in Economics from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia in 1998. Dr. Shaw has strived to contribute to the advancement of athletics, she was selected to sit on the UC Riverside Athletics Alumni Board, UC Riverside Title IX Committee, Coaches Council for the Alliance of Women Coaches, WBCA Diversity and Inclusion Committee, WBCA So You Want to Be a Coach Committee, and NCAA DIII LGBT Working Group. She hopes that her influence will inspire other communities to explore the outdoors and join the climbing community. Her team produced the first Citizenship Report for the company, and collaborated with Brand to create the EarthSmart global sustainability platform, which embedded sustainability as a corporate value. He is the 2017 LA84 Foundation Research Fellow and researcher for USC AISMS. Caitlin Morris is the General Manager of Global Community Impact at Nike, Inc. The mission of the Julie Foudy Leadership Foundation is: Building on a foundation of sports and fitness, we empower young women from all socioeconomic backgrounds to become leaders who positively impact their communities. Nichol Whiteman is Executive Director of the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF) where she oversees the teams official charity. Keiths motto Its Time to Teach New School Kids, Old School Values.. Kimberley was also recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Amateur Football by the National Football Foundation in 2011. In July of 2011, Mallory was recognized for her outstanding performance at the 2010 World Championships by ESPN, when she was awarded the ESPN ESPY for Best Female Athlete with a Disability. In 2013, Megan founded her own collegiate consulting company, KAHNSULTING, in which she collaborated with administrators and coaches across the country in various championship and event management roles. Prior to her work in soccer, Catherine was an independent film producer. Recently, Dr. Shaw has used her camp experience working with the Atlanta Hawks 2017 summer camp program. Benita joined Laureus USA following her senior executive role with the United States Olympic Committee as Chief of Organizational Excellence. She holds a masters degree in sports management and is also a certified Health Coach and aromatherapist. At Latino Outdoors, she organizes monthly hikes, climbing events, and expanding accessibility to different types of outings. Currently serving as the Vice President of Community Relations and Executive Director of the Warriors Community Foundation, Joanne oversees all philanthropic programming, fundraising events and corporate social responsibility integration for the Golden State Warriors as a member of the Senior Executive Management Team in support of key club objectives. Benita is a graduate of the University of Tennessee (UT) with a B.S. Julie was the President of the Womens Sports Foundation from 2000-2002. In 1989, she was awarded the prestigious Sullivan Award as the United States top amateur athlete. His work is frequently profiled in the media, where hes been featured on ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS and NPR, as well as in The New York Times, Newsweek, The Washington Post, US News and World Report, Mens Health, and other national publications. Dr. Shaw graduated with a B.A. While attending the meet as a spectator with her sister, she met several of the US National Team coaches. One of eight U.S. Olympians to carry the Olympic Flag during the Opening Ceremonies of the 1996 Olympics, she was named Hurdler of the Decade of the 1980s by Track and Field News. Earlier in her career, she was one of only two reporters on Court TVs issue-oriented legal program Pros and Cons with Nancy Grace. His work in skateboarding culture and skateboarding diplomacy has been featured on NBC, The AM show in New Zealand, PBS News Hour, The Atlantic, Epca Magazine and the Washington Post, and at the Kennedy Center in Washington. She currently serves as the President of the Board for bothHollywood FC and L.A. Villa F.C. Kathleen Tullie, Director of Social Responsibility at Reebok International and the Founder and Executive Director of BOKS, began BOKS in 2009. She is a two-time World Cup Champion and she is also a 1996 Olympic Gold medalist, 2000 Olympic Silver medalist and 2004 Olympic Gold medalist. Recruiting of high school athletes from one school to another occurs across the state and in every sport, some coaches say. She has since been named Spelman Class of 1998 Businesswoman of the Year, earned the 2005 LEAD Program in Business Leaders of Tomorrow Award, in 2010 was honored as Woman of Inspiration Honoree by The Wave and in 2015 was honored by the National Urban League Young Professionals of Los Angeles. Sophey Carbajal was born and raised in Long Beach, CA. She manages company-wide philanthropic initiatives such as AEGs Season of Giving and also serves as co-chair of AEGs Womens Leadership Council. She has generated more than $45 million to send student-athletes to college, covering tuition, meals, boarding and travel expense as a result of establishing positive relationships with over 300 NCAA programs. Prior to joining AEG, Ms. Saucedo worked on behalf of Mattel, Inc managing relationships with local, state and federal elected officials. Kahn spent four years at the Atlantic 10 Conference office, most recently as associate commissioner from 2010-12, where she served in many capacities, including mens and womens basketball oversight, strategic planning, and social media efforts. A strong advocate for inclusion and access, Joanne is on the boards of directors for Special Olympics Northern California/Nevada, the Bay Area Womens Sports Initiative (BAWSI), and Beyond Sport International. While working on the show, Lopez covered many controversial cases, including the parole hearing of John Lennons murderer. Baron Davis is a two-time NBA All-Star and record-holder. She is also an active voice in the nonprofit sector in San Diego as a Court Appointed Special Advocate and CASA trainer with Voices for Children. She was responsible for advising senior management on pending legislation with potential impact to the company as well as maintaining key relationships with both business and community-based organizations. Lazarus graduated from Northwestern University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. She holds a BFA from NYU, an MFA from USCs Peter Stark Producing Program and is a 2019 MBA candidate at USCs Marshall School of Business. She provided healthy protein snacks after school and after weight training, for free. Lawrence went on to play Division I college soccer, but it was after school, volunteering at the Urban Ministry Center in Charlotte, NC that he began creating an network of support for youth and adults through community based soccer teams, which has grown from that one team into a national community of 15,000 players across 14 citiesdedicated to supporting one another in achieving their goals in life. A world-class athlete, Benita won a gold medal in the 100-meter hurdles in the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, making her the second American woman and the first African-American woman to accomplish this feat.
