Making the Transition from Sport Retirement
to Entrepreneur and Investor Easier
When you've dedicated your life to achieving sporting success giving up your sporting career and starting something new is daunting.
What will your new career path be?
Most elite sportspeople have never even thought about it.
It isn't until the last moment that realization and panic set in. The realization that this is the biggest change in your life for decades. The panic that you have no idea what you want to do for the future.
That's where Next Podium can help
We've Been in the Same Situation
Making the transition from sporting success to a new career is difficult. We know because we have been where you are now.
Stephanie Millward MBE
Stephanie is a 2 times Gold Medal Paralympian also winning multiple medals and championships at several Olympic and European championships. Her last Olympics were in Tokyo after which she made the decision to retire.
Today Stephanie is an Entrepreneur, Investor and Deputy Lord-Lieutenant, representing King Charles III at events.
Karen Newton
Karen started playing tennis at the age of 6. Winning many junior championships and turning professional when she was 16. Within a year an injury terminated Karen's professional career.
Today Karen is a multi-millionaire Serial Entrepreneur, Investor and 3 times #1 International Best-Selling Author.
Stephanie and Karen have both moved from elite sport to becoming successful entrepreneurs. They know what it takes. They have the experience, skills and knowledge to help you discover the Next Podium for your success.
Next Podium - Vision, Action, Success Guidance
Discover
- Vision and Clarity
- Identify Values
- Create Goals for a new future
- Gain Soft Skills & Knowledge to get on track to success
- Take practical action steps for accelerating success
- Learn the behind-the-scenes skills around starting a business
- and more...
New Beginnings
When one door closes another door opens
Retirement from competition brings endless opportunities to help, support, encourage and still be part of the sporting community
