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David Harris
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2009 NSCA Sports Specific Training Conference
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Marcelo Aller Jan 27, 2009.
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Sports Science Symposium
February 25, 2012 from 8am to 5pm – Lake Placid, NY, USA
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- Strength Performance, LLC
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- Co-Founder of Strength Performance Network
- Past Job Experience
- XOS TECHNOLOGIES, INC, Lake Mary, Florida • 2009
Director of Product Marketing, XOS Digital
GENERAL ELECTRIC, Various Departments/Locations • 2002-2008
Industry Marketing Manager (GE Money) – Kettering, Ohio • (2006-2008): Marketing manager for GE’s $860M consumer electronics private label credit card portfolio. Managed an $800K+ marketing budget while supervising cross-functional teams and third-party vendor relationships. Developed marketing campaigns aimed at acquiring and activating new accounts; created proactive retention campaigns and strategies to grow current accounts; targeted new business and positioning opportunities. Managed tradeshow, focus group and advisory board development. Led execution of new product launches and tracked performance of campaigns with analytics.
Marketing/Strategic Project Manager (GE Money) – Zurich, Switzerland • (2004-2006): As a Six Sigma and project management expert, led internal and external cross-functional teams to execute the launch of the GE Money brand, creating a new product suite for the bank. Developed new online branding strategy and directed design of new website. Assembled and co-led a team to build and execute launch of the first credit product of its type in Switzerland. Negotiated related 3rd party contracts.
Graduate of GE’s premier Experienced Commercial Leadership Program (Marketing and Sales): 2-year program consisting of 2, Six-Month marketing management rotations and 2, Six-Month sales management rotations
Six Sigma Marketing Manager (GE Money) – Atlanta, Georgia • (2004): Served as marketing Six Sigma project lead for the Gap, Inc. account; collaborated with cross-functional teams, including marketing, operations, IT, relationship managers and third-party vendors. Performed competitive market analyses and pitched enhanced program offerings to senior members of the Gap team. Conducted forecasting and managed the client loyalty program.
Six Sigma Sales/Underwriting Manager (GE Commercial Finance) – New York, New York • (2003): As a member of the North American Debt commercial real estate team, collaborated with national sales managers to review prospective real estate deals. Spearheaded Six Sigma initiative to target prospective potential real estate brokers, performed analysis for prospective deals and pitched deals to new partners.
Six Sigma Marketing Manager (GE Consumer and Industrial) – Cleveland, Ohio • (2003): Analyzed methods to improve market share of the new Reveal lighting product. Collaborated with national sales managers to evaluate product position in the market and validate ideal price point and product placement.
Six Sigma Sales Manager (GE Money) – Kettering, Ohio • (2002): Developed additional business from current national accounts. Increased credit penetration in under-performing locations; developed effective customer retention plans. Fostered client relationships through various industry tradeshows.
CAREER NOTE: MBA at the University of Notre Dame (2000-2002).
CITRUS BANK, Orlando, Florida • 1998-2000
Assistant Vice President: Prospected and solicited new consumer and commercial loan clientele; expanded sales with existing clients. Created and processed credit requests, underwrote loans, presented loan packages and conducted loan closing procedures.
SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, Texas • 1996-1998
Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach: Served as head strength coach for women’s basketball, volleyball, and men’s and women’s tennis teams; served as assistant strength coach for men’s football, swimming and track teams. Created strength and conditioning programs. Analyzed current training and coaching systems and recommended program improvements. Developed customized strength training programs for individual athletes based on team needs and individual capabilities; created rehabilitation programs for injured players. Proven experience recruiting and mentoring new athletes.
- Education
- Master of Business Administration – Management / Marketing (Cum Laude)
University of Notre Dame
South Bend, Indiana
Bachelors of Arts in Political Science
The College of the Holy Cross
Worcester, Massachusetts
(Football Captain)
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The Child Obesity Plague
In a recent study released today, 1 in 6 children are considered "obese". This isn't a new revelation and I'd venture to say that the results of this study made few raise an eyebrow given that the sight of overweight children seems to move closer to the norm with every passing year.
I'll stop short of saying that it's become an "acceptable" norm as I'd like to continue to believe the percentage of society that doesn't believe overweight children is acceptable still…
ContinuePosted on January 17, 2012 at 8:40pm — 1 Comment
NSCA Bulletin 33.07 is available
- NSCA Journal's 2010 Impact Factors
- Recertification Winners Announced
- Learn how to complete CEUs through Home Study Courses
- NSCA International Collaboration Grant update
- Updates Regarding NSCA Awards Programs and Events
- And more....
Posted on October 9, 2011 at 8:39pm
Jimbo does not want FSU strength numbers going public
Florida State offensive coordinator / tight ends coach James Coley says the program is done releasing forty times and strength statistics.
Coley explained at a recent Seminole Club meeting, “NFL teams use any published times and number they see, and it’s not fair to the kids. A lot of the numbers aren’t accurate, as they’re taken, say at the end of a workout, when the guys are already wore down. Those numbers affect how the NFL looks at them as a prospect, so we’d rather they not get…
ContinuePosted on August 17, 2011 at 4:00pm
Performance Enterprises partners with TSS Technologies to create Dynavision International
CINCINNATI – Tuesday, July 26, 2011 – Performance Enterprises officially entered into a joint venture partnership with TSS Technologies this week, resulting in the creation of Dynavision…
ContinuePosted on July 27, 2011 at 9:59am
Dynavision Sports Hires National Business Development Specialist
Cincinnati – Tuesday, June 28, 2011 – Dynavision Sports has hired Dan Sellers as a national business development specialist. Effective immediately, Dan’s job is to accelerate the integration of Dynavision technology throughout professional, collegiate and youth athletic programs across the country.
Dan Sellers attended the University of Cincinnati on an athletic scholarship, going on to play six years of professional football…
ContinuePosted on June 30, 2011 at 10:12pm
Blog Posts
Seeing the Game With Different Eyes
Posted by Vern Gambetta on February 5, 2012 at 10:25am
IN SEASON TRAINING
Posted by Paul Jackson on February 5, 2012 at 10:18am
Level of Expectation
Posted by Vern Gambetta on February 4, 2012 at 8:40am
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I'm an Olympic Weigthtlifting coach primarily, but I also strength-coach a lot of kids who play football, baseball, and club sports. I'm always on the lookout for advice on training, nutrition, etc from other coaches who have different experience bases. You can never stop learning, and learning from each other is one of the best ways do it.
Thanks again.
Just a thought.
I think the site is great though
How are things with you?
Vic
In my current job, Olympic sports simple refers to those other than football & basketball and since I work with all those other sports I've kinda molded my career around that.