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WTGC S1E4 - Jen Barnes

WTGC S1E4 - Jen Barnes

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 Hosted by Beth Knox, president and CEO of the Seattle Sports Commission, We, The Game Changers series amplifies the unique leadership journeys of people disrupting the status quo and offers insights, inspiration, and actionable advice for anyone looking to grow their leadership skills. Whether you're an aspiring leader or a seasoned professional, this series will leave you feeling empowered and ready to make a difference. This episode features sports equity advocate and entrepreneur Jen Barnes. As the founder and CEO of Rough & Tumble, the world’s first company purpose-built to promote gender equity in sports viewing and fandom, Jen has positioned Rough & Tumble as a leader in the women’s sports sector and is celebrating that sports fandom is for everyone. Jen’s passion for gender equity in sports and business is grounded in over 25 years of building vibrant, award-winning companies — and in her own experience as an athlete and avid sports fan. In addition to founding Rough & Tumble, Jen has partnered with NWSL players and WNBA owners to launch Salmon Bay FC, a pre-professional women’s soccer team in the United Soccer League, expanding opportunities for Washingtonian women athletes and fans alike. Jen was recently named one of Seattle’s 25 Most Influential People and honored by Seattle Reign FC as a Legend for her lasting contributions to the women’s sports industry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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