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Madeline McIntyre
eGateway Capital
Madeline McIntyre is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in business development, athletics administration, and leadership development.
With experience as the Director of Business Development at InnoSource, Madeline successfully led client expansion initiatives across multiple locations, ensuring seamless transitions from sales to service.
Prior to this role, she made significant contributions to the Ohio State Athletics Department, overseeing various development projects and spearheading the creation of the Eugene D. Smith Leadership Institute.
In addition to her professional endeavors, Madeline remains actively engaged in the community through coaching with the Handshake America program and serving on the JDRF Young Professional Board.
Madeline holds a Master of Business Administration and a Master's degree in Sports Administration from The Ohio State University, complemented by a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a focus on Marketing.
Her educational background, combined with extensive hands-on experience, has equipped her with a unique skill set and a deep understanding of business and sports management.
Madeline's professional journey includes roles such as Head of Investor Relations at eGateway Capital, Chief Operating Officer at Twenty Two, and internships at various organizations, showcasing her versatile expertise and adaptability.
She has also been an integral part of esteemed teams like the Italian National Softball Team and the Ohio State Department of Athletics Softball Team, further highlighting her commitment to teamwork and excellence.
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Mike Veith, CFA and I are both excited and humbled to join The Post as founding members. The Post is a leadership community for athletes, by athletes - curated for those who want to perform their best in life after sport. We cannot wait to walk alongside Christian Ponder, his team, and the other former professional and collegiate athletes as we all grow, learn and navigate our personal and professional lives together!
Those of you that know my sister, Tori, know that she’s one of the funniest, easy going, shark, camping and beer loving people in the world. In 5th grade, Tori was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. Most people that know and love her have no idea - she doesn’t complain, ask for help or inconvenience anyone. In fact, when we’re sleeping in the same room I think I complain more than she does when her meter goes off in the middle of the night. I remember the first shot I gave her - I was the one crying and had my eyes closed. She just looked at me and said “it’s okay, Madeline. You can keep your eyes closed.”
Tori’s days consist of multiple finger pricks, 5-6 shots and the side effects of having low or high blood sugar. The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation supports people all over the world with Type 1 Diabetes. JDRF puts 80%+ of dollars raised towards research that will hopefully some day allow Tori to never give a shot again.
Every year, our family raises money to support Tori and work towards letting her live life like the rest of us. My Dad, Mom, Tori and Olivia humbly ask for your support. All amounts help us in turning Type 1 into Type None!
