Brad Bates's guest appearances

Brad Bates

One Question Leadership Podcast

WZBC Sports Radio

BC Interruption Radio

Agape Latte

The AthleticDirectorU Podcast

The Calling

Taboo on the Terraces

Bill Moos

Scott Stricklin

Greg Byrne

Chris Del Conte

Chris Freet

Mark Jackson

Terry Mohajir

Zach Maurides

AJ Maestas

Ellison Stewart

Jonathan Gantt

Mike Sinquefield

Jo Potuto

Brian Bowsher

Lynn Holzman

OwlTail

Brad Bates plays for West Bromwich Albion and England Powerchair football teams, and is regarded as one of the most talented players not only in the country, but also in Europe. Brad was born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a rare neuromuscular disorder which affects almost his whole body.Despite having obstacles constantly put in his way throughout his life, including becoming so seriously ill in 2016 that his parents were told he may not survive, Brad is just the most positive person. In this next episode of Taboo on the Terraces, Ryan talks to Brad in detail about his outlook on life, his Powerchair career, and his goals for the future.Enjoyed this episode? Please leave us a review, and spread the word of the podcast to your friends and family.Been affected by any of the issues discussed in this episode? Head over to our website to find useful resources and contact information.

Brad Bates plays for West Bromwich Albion and England Powerchair football teams, and is regarded as one of the most talented players not only in the country, but also in Europe. Brad was born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a rare neuromuscular disorder which affects almost his whole body. Despite having obstacles constantly put in his way throughout his life, including becoming so seriously ill in 2016 that his parents were told he may not survive, Brad is just the most positive person. In this next episode of Taboo on the Terraces, Ryan talks to Brad in detail about his outlook on life, his Powerchair career, and his goals for the future. Enjoyed this episode? Please leave us a review, and spread the word of the podcast to your friends and family. Been affected by any of the issues discussed in this episode? Head over to our website to find useful resources and contact information.

'No matter what, you can get to where you want to be' with Brad Bates

Todd turner

Collegiate Sports Associates' Founder &amp; President Todd Turner and VP of Consulting Brad Bates discuss their experiences and advice in navigating to become an Athletics Director. Turner and Bates chat about career advice, recommended skillsets, building relationships, flexibility and much more. The conversation is moderated by Blue Devil Network Executive Director Dave Harding.   2:21 - What are some of advantageous traits to having when becoming an athletics director? 4:08 - When you started your career in athletics, was it always your goal to become an AD or did your career lead you onto this path? 7:33 - What do you wish you had known before making the jump into the AD chair? 9:37 - Is there one track that you would recommend people take to becoming an AD? 11:57 - In the search process, what are some things that will set you apart from candidates in a negative way? 13:57 - How much emphasis should ADs and senior level administrators put on managing and making relationships with the senior level administrators for the institution? (Turner) 15:45 - How important is it for an AD to be flexible during the course of their career? 18:20 - Are there any areas where people may put too much attention into certain aspects of their professional career? 19:56 - How do you remain in touch with the student-athletes and the people on the ground level within an athletic department when you've got so many different aspects evolving so quickly? 22:24 - How do you value tenure at one institution versus an individual who has bounced around in making a hire? 24:07 - Is there one piece of advice that you wish you'd known when you were 35 years old that would have made your careers that much easier and more enjoyable? 25:41 - How much does have having a resume come across your desk for someone who did play collegiate athletics change your perception of them? 28:05 - As an AD, how would you appreciate someone that's coming up the race asking you for guidance or to stand in a mentorship position? 29:38 - What is the hardest part about being an Athletics Director? 29:52 - Who is the most important campus-based leader to form a relationship with that is not the president or chancellor? 30:47 - What is one decision you made early in your career that was extremely difficult to make at the time that you were incredibly glad you made? 32:34 - As an AD, how much time is an amount of time for an individual to be productive in their role? 35:41 - When you are a senior staff administrator looking to take the next step into becoming athletic director, what are you looking for to make sure you're applying for a job that is right for you?

Collegiate Sports Associates' Founder &amp; President Todd Turner and VP of Consulting Brad Bates discuss their experiences and advice in navigating to become an Athletics Director. Turner and Bates chat about career advice, recommended skillsets, building relationships, flexibility and much more. The conversation is moderated by Blue Devil Network Executive Director Dave Harding. 2:21 - What are some of advantageous traits to having when becoming an athletics director? 4:08 - When you started your career in athletics, was it always your goal to become an AD or did your career lead you onto this path? 7:33 - What do you wish you had known before making the jump into the AD chair? 9:37 - Is there one track that you would recommend people take to becoming an AD? 11:57 - In the search process, what are some things that will set you apart from candidates in a negative way? 13:57 - How much emphasis should ADs and senior level administrators put on managing and making relationships with the senior level administrators for the institution? (Turner) 15:45 - How important is it for an AD to be flexible during the course of their career? 18:20 - Are there any areas where people may put too much attention into certain aspects of their professional career? 19:56 - How do you remain in touch with the student-athletes and the people on the ground level within an athletic department when you've got so many different aspects evolving so quickly? 22:24 - How do you value tenure at one institution versus an individual who has bounced around in making a hire? 24:07 - Is there one piece of advice that you wish you'd known when you were 35 years old that would have made your careers that much easier and more enjoyable? 25:41 - How much does have having a resume come across your desk for someone who did play collegiate athletics change your perception of them? 28:05 - As an AD, how would you appreciate someone that's coming up the race asking you for guidance or to stand in a mentorship position? 29:38 - What is the hardest part about being an Athletics Director? 29:52 - Who is the most important campus-based leader to form a relationship with that is not the president or chancellor? 30:47 - What is one decision you made early in your career that was extremely difficult to make at the time that you were incredibly glad you made? 32:34 - As an AD, how much time is an amount of time for an individual to be productive in their role? 35:41 - When you are a senior staff administrator looking to take the next step into becoming athletic director, what are you looking for to make sure you're applying for a job that is right for you?

Navigating Your Career In College Athletics: Brad Bates and Todd Turner

 Brad Bates, VP for Consulting at Collegiate Sports Associates, talks to @1QLeadership about the possible scenario of no football season. He speaks from experience as the former AD at Boston College and Miami Ohio. Bates gives insight about what is possibly on the minds of those in leadership positions in college athletics.

Brad Bates, VP for Consulting at Collegiate Sports Associates, talks to @1QLeadership about the possible scenario of no football season. He speaks from experience as the former AD at Boston College and Miami Ohio. Bates gives insight about what is possibly on the minds of those in leadership positions in college athletics.

Dr. Brad Bates | VP for Consulting | Collegiate Sports Associates

Father Brad Bates had a rough childhood growing up in Georgia that led him to serve in the Navy. Having not been brought up in the church, he felt that he had an on and off relationship with God before finding salvation at the age of 22 after serving, and realizing his calling to be in ministry. He joins Denna Hornby to tell his story of how he stopped running from his calling, and what led him to being one of the newest pastors in town as a priest at St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Cookeville.

Meet Father Brad Bates

Jason Baum

In the WZBC Sports Podcast Episode 3, we talk with BC Athletic Director Brad Bates and Associate Athletic Director for Communications Jason Baum about all things BC Eagles!The post S1: E3 – Brad Bates and Jason Baum appeared first on WZBC Sports.

In the WZBC Sports Podcast Episode 3, we talk with BC Athletic Director Brad Bates and Associate Athletic Director for Communications Jason Baum about all things BC Eagles!The post <a href="https://www.wzbcsports.com/wzbc-sports-podcast-episode-3-brad-bates-jason-baum/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">S1: E3 – Brad Bates and Jason Baum</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.wzbcsports.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WZBC Sports</a>.

S1: E3 – Brad Bates and Jason Baum

Brad Bates Interview

Two years ago, then-new Athletic Director Brad Bates sponsored a Town Hall style meeting discussing the state of Boston College football in addition to his overall athletic program. Selected season ticket holders were invited to the Yawkey Center to meet with Bates and members of his staff to voice opinions about the football program and the game day experience.Two years later, Bates will entertain a number of season ticket holders prior to the basketball season finale against Wake Forest. The actual purpose of the meeting wasn't addressed in the invitation, but he will have a meeting once again to go over the Boston College fan experience from his constituents.In the days leading up to this, we figured we'd take your pulse of the state of the programs and check back in with you! BCI Radio, after a period of dormancy over the last month or so, is BACK, and we're coming back with a big bang.So tune in on Tuesday at 8 PM and discuss the state of the Boston College athletics program. We'll have your calls at 646-200-0446.

Two years ago, then-new Athletic Director Brad Bates sponsored a Town Hall style meeting discussing the state of Boston College football in addition to his overall athletic program. Selected season ticket holders were invited to the Yawkey Center to meet with Bates and members of his staff to voice opinions about the football program and the game day experience. Two years later, Bates will entertain a number of season ticket holders prior to the basketball season finale against Wake Forest. The actual purpose of the meeting wasn't addressed in the invitation, but he will have a meeting once again to go over the Boston College fan experience from his constituents. In the days leading up to this, we figured we'd take your pulse of the state of the programs and check back in with you! BCI Radio, after a period of dormancy over the last month or so, is BACK, and we're coming back with a big bang. So tune in on Tuesday at 8 PM and discuss the state of the Boston College athletics program. We'll have your calls at 646-200-0446.