Senior Principal & Architect for Sasaki's Sports Division- Chris Sgarzi This weeks guest: Chris Sgarzi holds bachelor's and master's degrees in architecture from Tulane University and studied at the Architectural Association in London. He gained recognition for his expertise in programming, planning, and designing sports, recreation, and student life facilities across the Northeast. In 2004, he founded Sgarzi Associates, which was later acquired by the global architectural firm Sasaki in 2011. Upon joining Sasaki, he assumed the role of senior principal, overseeing the sports and recreation division. During his tenure at Sasaki, he has contributed to numerous master plans, including those for Cal Berkeley, University of Texas, and Syracuse, as well as to construction projects such as the Boston College Hoag Pavilion, RPI Houston Fieldhouse Multi-Purpose Arena, and Loyola Maryland Ridley Athletic Complex. This podcast is a part of Athletic Career Consulting (www.athcareer.com). A consulting group focusing on educating and guiding young people looking towards careers in athletics. Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod. 5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.

This week's guest: Connor Siskovic is originally from North Royalton Ohio, a graduate of Ohio State University and later getting his MBA from the Whitman School of Management. Connor started his career as an intern for Learfield at Ohio State. After Ohio State he went on to be sales representative at the Cleveland Browns followed by a stint at Syracuse where he went from a ticket sales representative to director of ticket sales . After Syracuse he became general manager of ticket sales at Vanderbilt and currently is the director of sales for the NHL Pittsburgh Penguins. This podcast is a part of Athletic Career Consulting (www.athcareer.com). A consulting group focusing on educating and guiding young people looking towards careers in athletics. Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod. 5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.

This week's guest: Hal Luther is a man on a mission to help elite athletes get to peak performance but also to inspire them to go beyond what they think they can do. A graduate of Springfield College and the University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse graduate school. He went on to be NSCA certified strength coach. After he completed his education he spent time working at North Carolina State and then Syracuse. In 2013 he made a transition to the NFL working with the Buffalo Bills. His resume includes being a part of programs that won the Micron PC Bowl, Insight Bowl, Pinstripe Bowl, two NCAA DI lacrosse national championship, as well as four AFC East Championships. This podcast is a part of Athletic Career Consulting (www.athcareer.com). A consulting group focusing on educating and guiding young people looking towards careers in athletics. Follow and like this podcast as well as leave questions in the comments that may be answered on future episodes. Connect with us on our social platforms and website LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/athletic-career-consulting/ and Instagram as well as X: @athcareerpod. 5 Tips and Tricks: for Careers in Athletics Podcast is a show hosted by Dr. Morey Mossovitz and Jen Albanese. Each episode invites a person in an athletic career and asks them their five best tips and tricks for working in athletics.