Ellis Lowe, The Desire to Win

On Today’s episode we have Ellis Lowe joining us, Vice President of Revenue and Growth for Stack Sports. Stack Sports is a global technology leader in SaaS platform offerings for the sports industry. The company provides world-class software and services to support national governing bodies, youth sports associations, leagues, clubs, parents, coaches, and athletes.

 

Ellis originally had plans to play professional baseball after his time as a collegial athlete, however he saw an opportunity to continue his work in athletics helping young athletes aspire to their dreams. He’s found his calling as a sales leader in his field of expertise and his words to anyone aspiring to a leadership role is this, “you don't get performance and you don't get results without the desire to win and having a clear path and having an expectation of yourself every day that's going to allow you to get there.”

 

Tune into today’s episode to hear from Ellis Lowe, Vice President of Revenue & Growth for Stack Sports; Understand why having clearing expectations and a desire to win will get you the results you’re looking for to accomplish the goals you set out for yourself.

 

Quotes:

• “Our whole mission is to increase participation and transform that sport experience for the athlete, for the parent, for the organization, whether that, athlete journey is one year long, or whether that athlete journey is 25 years long, and they go on to play professional sports.” (2:15-2:35)
• “The first one is Captain u, which is a free to use recruiting software tool that connects high school aged athletes with college level coaches and we marry the two so you can really think about it like a LinkedIn style product.” (4:05-4:17)
• “You don't get performance and you don't get results without the desire to win and having a clear path and having an expectation of yourself every day that's going to allow you to get there.” (8:32-8:41)
• “I think the more that you can get in front of, pick the brain of senior leadership, people that have done what you're looking to do, the better off, you're going to be long term.” (15:08-15:19)

Links:

Ellis Lowe LinkedIn

Stack Sports LinkedIn

Stack Sports Website

 

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