As a business leader, you can take business lessons from just about anything. In this episode, we discuss youth sports.  ------We are super intrigued by youth sports today. Both the good and the bad. So in this short podcast, we discuss the good and the bad of youth sports and how it applies to the business world. I am sure the house is divided on this topic. Regardless of your opinion, we are fascinated by all of it. Let us know your thoughts and we can feature them on a future episode.  The post SE12 | Youth Sports Lessons for Business | Eric Kasimov appeared first on SportsEpreneur.

Changing lives one ticket at a time. Today we speak with Ann Lademann, Executive Director of Kids In Seats. In this episode, we discuss attending sporting events, storytelling, and Kids In Seats. We hosted Ann in the office and instead of a typical podcast chat, we recorded our meeting. It's not the best sound quality as it's a documentary style podcast instead of an arranged podcast. We hope you enjoy it!------Kids In Seats is a non-profit organization that promotes achievement in disadvantaged youth by using event experiences as motivational tools to recognize and reward their academic achievement and positive social behavior. Ann’s desire and passion to reach more at-risk children led her to form Kids In Seats in March 2017 with Rae Anne McLaughlin.At SportsEpreneur, we are partnering with Kids In Seats because we believe in their cause and we are excited to share their story with you.  Ann's success in and out of the business world has us excited to feature him on the SportsEpreneur Podcast.  The post SE10 | Ann Lademann | Kids In Seats appeared first on SportsEpreneur.