Chris Petersen

Coach Chris Petersen’s humble philosophy about football, life, and relationships stems from his beginnings as the UC Davis quarterback. At the pinnacle of his career, the Rose Bowl, Coach Petersen found himself yearning for wins beyond the field, stepping away from the game at the end of the 2019/2020 season to focus on what he calls his personal scoreboard, family, relationships, values, and friends. “Be here, now” is Chris’ philosophy heading into his Third Act.

Joe Fann is rolling with Puck and Slick and of course, we have to know the latest news regarding the offensive coordinator position. Also, could former UW football coach Chris Petersen be a serious candidate for the position and more

Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a special new episode of Move the Sticks. The guys are joined by former Washington and Boise State head football coach Chris Petersen, as he discusses leadership, what's needed to build a successful program, recruiting and much more (1:27).Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.

Former Huskies head coach Chris Petersen joins Softy and Dick Baird for The Husky Honks to talk about his new role after stepping down as coach of the Huskies after last season, impressions of the team through two games so far, the effort to reschedule a game this weekend after the Apple Cup was cancelled and more!

Softy and Dick discuss the state of the Seahawks injuries and how significant Phillip Dorsett's foot injury could be for the team. Former Washington head coach Chris Petersen joins Softy and Dick to discuss his decision to step away from coaching and if he'll ever return to the sidelines, and his thoughts on the state of college football and the decisions made by the Pac-12 amid the coronavirus. And textamonials.

Softy and Dick discuss the state of the Seahawks injuries and how significant Phillip Dorsett's foot injury could be for the team. Former Washington head coach Chris Petersen joins Softy and Dick to discuss his decision to step away from coaching and if he'll ever return to the sidelines, and his thoughts on the state of college football and the decisions made by the Pac-12 amid the coronavirus. And textamonials.

Former Washington head coach Chris Petersen joins Softy and Dick to discuss his decision to step away from coaching and if he'll ever return to the sidelines, and his thoughts on the state of college football and the decisions made by the Pac-12 amid the coronavirus.

Today I sat down with country music signer/songwriter Chris Petersen. Chris is a musician, artist and photographer who loves horses, and everything about the cowboy lifestyle. Chris started Diehard Cowboy–A company built to share the cowboy lifestyle and his authentic music with others. You can take a glimpse in his life by following him @diehardcowboy_ on Instagram. 

Welcome to Hartley’s Cat Scan!This is a weekly podcast featuring the ‘who’s who’ of the Prince George Cougars.(Photo supplied by Chris Peterson)Hartley’s guest is former Cougars player Chris Petersen.Petersen is an original Cougar who made the move with the team from Victoria in 1994 where he played 42 career games in Prince George before stops in Bakersfield and Grant MacEwan.You can also find this podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, and TuneIn.

On this episode of the Elevate Podcast, I talk with Chris Petersen.Chris Petersen is a serial entrepreneur who's first startup was acquired in early 2018 after nearly a decade of operations. Prior to that, he spent 5 years in brand marketing at Procter & Gamble, served as a US Army officer, and (fun fact) worked for the now infamous former Governor of Illinois, Rod Blagojevich as a post-graduate fellow with the State of Illinois.After the acquisition, Chris saw a problem in the tech industry in how jobs were found, and co-founded Futurexecs Career Accelerators, where he leads the firm's strategy and marketing efforts. When he's not teaching entrepreneurship at the University of Cincinnati, mentoring up and coming startups, and building his new venture - he lives a typical suburban dad life of chauffeuring kids around and buying guitars that he commits to playing and rarely does.In this episode, Chris and I talk about his experience selling a company and then starting again with his new company, the emotional ups and downs of entrepreneurship, and his affinity for collecting weird instruments.You can find Chris here:https://futurexecs.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherdpetersen/Learn more about the podcast here: www.elevatepodcast.coLearn more about Hayden Humphrey here: www.HaydenHumphrey.com