JACKSONVILLE, Ill.- The Fellowship of Christian Athletes and E3 Student-Athlete Initiative is set to host a leadership conference for local coaches and student-athletes. The conferences aims to help student-athletes with different professional development and leadership skills. It will be hosted on Thursday, 4/7 from 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM.
The event will feature multiple speakers including Alex Demczak, Dan Meers, Keith Cote, and Dan Britton.
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Alex Demczak is a top keynote speaker and trainer for The Jon Gordon Companies. He frequently delivers keynotes and conducts training programs based on The Power of Positive Leadership and The Power of a Positive Team with the goal of helping leaders transform their teams and change the world. Alex is an innovative entrepreneur that has a knack for starting new ventures such as Thrive U, Coach's Corner, MU Courtesy Carts, Thrive Speakers, Ignite small groups, and collaborates with multiple startups.
Dan Meers is widely known as KC Wolf, the official mascot of the Kansas City Chiefs. He travels throughout the United States and the world entertaining thousands of people both in and out of costume. Dan is in high demand not only as a mascot but also as a humorous and motivational speaker to audiences of all ages. His enthusiasm, optimism and love for life are contagious and makes Dan an inspiration to all those he meets.
Keith Cote is a producer, speaker and Youth Summit Champion with the Global Leadership Network where he served as the Executive Director of Student Ministries for the Willow Creek Association for many years. Keith is a founder of Global Youth Force ministry that empowers young leaders to Make a Difference within and around the local church. He is also the Metro-Chicago Director for FCA. He is the author of Beyond the Game, Dirty Feet and co-author of Vision Moments. Keith was an All-American football player in college and continues his passion for sports with his involvement with Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Coaching.
Dan Britton serves as the Chief Field Officer with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes where he has been on staff since 1990. He first served as field staff in Northern Virginia for 13 years before becoming the Executive Vice President of Ministry Programs and Training for 10 years. Now as the Chief Field Officer, he travels extensively around the world training thousands of leaders and works with over 100 countries.
