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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2024 · 52 MIN

From College Golf Dropout to CEO: Pete Follese’s Back 9 Journey Ep. 8

from Athletes IN Sports | The Parent Playbook · host IN SPORTS

In this episode of the Athletes in Sports podcast, we sit down with Pete Follese, CEO of National Insurance Brokers and a former college golfer from Forest Lake, Minnesota. Pete shares how his experiences on the golf course at Crookston University shaped his approach to leadership and business. We dive into his insights on the importance of mental health, staying physically active, and how these factors contribute to success both on and off the course. Plus, we explore Pete's role in launching the Broken Club golf networking group, which supports the InSports Foundation and The First Tee - Minnesota. Don't miss this inspiring conversation! Be sure to follow, subscribe, and stay connected for more interviews with influential athletes and coaches. This episode is powered by the InSports Foundation, an organization dedicated to helping kids participate in sports by providing financial assistance through free camps, scholarships, and team sponsorships. Learn more about their mission at ‪ www.insportsfoundation.org.

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