Coaching Corps Case Study

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I am writing to apply for the position of Regional Manager at Coaching Corps. As a non-profit professional with over ten years experience in educational access, social mobility programming, instructional experience, and community organizing, I am uniquely qualified to lead a program that provides under-resourced young people with quality, volunteer-led, after school sports programming. It would be an honor to put my direct service experience and relationships with local colleges and non-profit organization to use in a management position while supporting your programs growth and engagement in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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