Capelli Sport

So they were celebrating a lot of the female corporate CEOs, the corporate superheroes, the female, the women superheroes here in Charlotte.

At the beginning of the match, you know, we have the Capelli Sport starting 11, and that's the players.

Well, they had the Capelli Sport starting 11, 11. superhero women of of the ascent and so i had to read these out and they had their faces on the scoreboard and i'm going through all of them and then the last one was me wait wait

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was you so they pointed it out right before the the match and they were like just uh just you know have fun with it because i was supposed to be like give uh you know melinda zanoni from apollo law round of applause and then i was like they got to me and i said well guys this one's just awkward um this next one is me so hey guys it's me give me a round of applause it was the most uh randomly and so then i'm like giggling over the uh over the pa so i'm not sure but the fun thing was most of the people who sit right in front of the press booth are season ticket holders and so they are most of the matches and so they all turned around and they're like bad So that was kind of fun.

Worked for USA Swimming, USA Triathlon, um, US Tennis, and last five years, I was the CEO of US Youth Soccer.

Um, currently I'm, I'm working with the great team from Capelli Sports, um, and, uh, in their New York City offices.

Yeah.

Um, I wanna talk a little bit about your playing career, man.

Um, it's j- and it's, it's less polarized than we realize.

So I guess, um, I will ask you this, Skip.

So, um, how are things with Capelli, man? Anything you wanna say about your role there? Has it been, uh, kind of fun being able to take a different perspective in soccer? You're still in it, obviously.

You're interacting with clubs and helping outfit them and everything, but, um, how has that role change been for you?