Jamie Pollard | Director of Athletics

Jamie Pollard | Director of Athletics | Iowa State University

Guest Jamie Pollard, Iowa State University

26:45 min listen

Jamie Pollard, AD at Iowa State, visits with @TaiMBrown on the 1.Question Podcast on the topic of creating an environment where people feel valued. Pollard talks about his process of helping new hires embrace the culture at Iowa State athletics. He goes into detail about his very intentional efforts to get to know everyone who is in his department. Pollard also give insight into his ‘Athletic Director Unplugged’ meetings.

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