The Joe Moglia Show with Jamie King, Episode 6

Jamie King's Podcast features Joe Moglia discussing his life story, football coaching career, and tenure as CEO of Ameritrade.

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"Why I Said 'No' to the NCAA" by Joe Moglia, Substack

Plus tariff turmoil, the Bewley Twins, and private equity's college football play.

In this issue:

• Tariff Turmoil
• Why I said “no” to the NCAA President job
• March Madness Was Missing Something: The Bewley Twins Should Have Been Playing
• Will Private Equity Eat College Football?

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"How To Lead Through Trump’s Tariffs And Win" by Joe Moglia, Forbes

The early verdict is in: President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs sent stocks tumbling last week, with the NASDAQ reaching bear market territory.

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"Private Equity’s Next Big Shopping Spree: College Football" by Joe Moglia, Forbes

The latest shockwave to hit college football may come from private equity. As billions of dollars in TV revenue have flooded into Power Four football and top players are able to bring in six and seven figure name-image-likeness (NIL) deals, it’s impossible to ignore the fact that college football is a business. Big business.

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The Claman Countdown | The bond market is telling you we have issues, expert says

Former TD Ameritrade chairman and CEO Joe Moglia discusses recession concerns, interest rates and the impact of tariffs on 'The Claman Countdown.'

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"The Bewley Twins Should Be Playing in March Madness" by Joe Moglia, Sportico

Millions of college basketball fans are once again watching this year’s March Madness tournament. It’s not only a great sporting event, but it’s a commercial bonanza, generating around a billion dollars each year for the NCAA and hundreds of millions for colleges and universities. Players are earning big now too, with top athletes raking in millions in “name image and likeness” (NIL) earnings. These numbers are only going to rise, especially now that colleges and universities are on their way to directly paying professional student athletes to compete.

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How 'spiritual soundness' led Joe Moglia from Wall Street CEO to college football head coach

Sticking his head underneath his desk for a moment, Joe Moglia popped back up holding a heavy binder.

"See this file?" he said. "I have three of these."

Thousands of versions of Moglia lie between the lines of those pages: A 19-year-old college sophomore supporting his wife and newborn daughter by driving a cab and post office truck in New York City while also working at his father's fruit store in the Bronx. The successful CEO of TD Ameritrade.

An award-winning head football coach at Coastal Carolina.

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"The Secret To Leadership Success" by Joe Moglia, Substack

Plus, the AI race is on and a lesson from Steve Jobs.

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