Rolling Through Negotiations Podcast
Welcome to Rolling Through Negotiations, where we blend the strategic mindset of Brazilian Jiujitsu with everyday negotiation skills. Hosted by Matthew Karakoulakis, one of Australia’s top lawyers, this podcast guides you through the essentials of negotiating like a pro. Featuring insights from Brazilian Jiujitsu athletes, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, we explore how physical wellbeing, mental resilience, and professional development are all connected. Rolling Through Negotiations offers transformative stories and perspectives to help you enhance your negotiation techniques and leadership skills.
Rolling Through Negotiations Podcast
Rolling with Jayden Gerrand: Founder of Djinda Sports and Advocate for First Nations Athletes
This week, we're rolling with Jayden Gerrand, a proud Whadjuk Noongar man and the innovative force behind Djinda Sports. As a dedicated advocate for First Nations athletes, Jayden shares his journey from a promising AFL career cut short by injury to creating a business that’s much more than just a sports agency.
In our conversation, Jayden opens up about the challenges of negotiating in the high-stakes world of sports management, the cultural insights that give him an edge in his work, and how he's helping to shape the future for Aboriginal athletes in Australia. Whether it's securing fair play or planning life beyond the game, Jayden's approach to negotiation and representation is a game-changer.
So, tie up your gi, it’s time for class!
Follow Jayden on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/jayden-gerrand
Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
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