From the field
to the boardroom.
Next play.

Built for performance · Ready for business

From the field to the boardroom — and we cover the gap. Coaching, resume work, interview prep, and placement, all at no cost to you.

Who we work with

Every level of athletics.

The Playbook

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Intake call 30-minute conversation — your career so far, where you want to land, what's negotiable.
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Profile build We co-author your story so a hiring manager reading it for 12 seconds gets it.
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Match We introduce you to roles we'd take ourselves — not a job board scrape.
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Place & support We stay in the relationship through your first 90 days on the job.

Resources

The 12-week pre-launch list every retiring athlete should run before the first interview.

Athletic background re-framed for corporate hiring managers. Editable in Google Docs.

The 30 questions you'll get and the framing that lands the role.

Did you know?

20%
~20% of retired NFL players start their own business
LinkedIn data shows roughly 1 in 5 retired NFL players become entrepreneurs, and another 18% move into sales — both fields where the closing reps from sport translate directly.
LinkedIn data via NFL Player Care Foundation reporting · 2024
3.3yr
The average NFL career lasts 3.3 years — most transitions start in the 20s
NFLPA career-length data shows the average pro football career ends before the player turns 30. The "second career" isn't optional — it's the longer one.
Atrium / NFLPA career data · 2026
3–5yr
3 to 5 years is the typical time-to-niche after retirement
ESPN's coverage of post-NFL life-after-football transitions consistently cites a 3-to-5-year window before retired players settle into their second act. The right partner shortens that.
ESPN — Life after the NFL · 2012

Ready to start?

Tell us where you are in the transition and where you want to land. No fee — companies pay placement.