Jo-Annie Charbonneau on Leading Montreal Alliance, Sports Law, & Basketball’s Connection to Soccer Culture ⚽🏀 episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 2, 2024 · 29 MIN

Jo-Annie Charbonneau on Leading Montreal Alliance, Sports Law, & Basketball’s Connection to Soccer Culture ⚽🏀

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🎙️ Jo-Annie Charbonneau, President of the Montreal Alliance, joins The 1st Half Podcast to share her incredible journey from sports law to professional basketball leadership. As the driving force behind one of the CEBL's standout teams, Jo-Annie offers unique insights into growing basketball culture in Montreal, fostering community engagement, and what it's like to be a trailblazer in the world of sports business. 🏀 We also dive into the connections between basketball and soccer culture ⚽, and how both sports are uniting communities across Montreal and beyond. Jo-Annie reflects on her time mentoring young athletes and her vision for the future of the Montreal Alliance. Whether you're passionate about basketball, soccer culture, or leadership in sports, this episode is packed with valuable insights! 🔔 Subscribe for more conversations blending sports, culture, and leadership. #MontrealAlliance #SoccerXBasketball #SportsLeadership #WomenInSports #CEBL

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