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Joe Moglia Interview with Garrett Ross of ESPN Waco

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FG New America chairman discusses the psyche of retail investors as the market tanks on 'The Claman Countdown.'

Ronan had the pleasure of connecting with Mr Joe Moglia, a person who stutters with an illustrious career in the fields of business and sports management. The conversation touched on Joe's leadership principles, how his stutter has influenced his interactions throughout his life, and the advice he would give to other people who stutter around the world.

Joe Moglia has a lot of things to say about the NCAA, name, image, likeness, and the transfer portal. The Doc Talk Podcast is the perfect place for him to speak freely and unfiltered. The former Coastal Carolina Head Coach recently penned an article for Forbes where he discussed whether or not the NCAA should break up. You can read it by clicking HERE. This podcast goes from 0 to 100 in about 30 seconds and keeps the pedal to the metal for almost an hour and a half.

A perfect fit for our 100th episode, guest Joe Moglia brings best practices and leadership insights from a unique career in football and the private sector. Joe spent 16 years as a coach, became a business leader for Merrill Lynch and TD Ameritrade and served as CEO of TD Ameritrade for 7 years, before heading back to the football field to be head coach at Coastal Carolina. He currently holds the titles of Chair of Athletics and Executive Director for Football for Coastal Carolina. This episode covers his “BAM” leadership philosophy, the current state of college athletics and how it can better align with the business world.

What’s the one thing that the stock market and football have in common? The answer is Joe Moglia.

The former chairman of the board and CEO of TD Ameritrade decided to leave one of the most most lucrative fields ever to pursue his dream of working as a football coach. As the head coach of Coastal Carolina, Moglia quickly realised that toughness was an essential fuel for not only athletes and businessmen, but for every person who have the guts to find out who they really are.