Would you be willing to do the following?

1. Attend 30 football games a year—a few in the National Football League and a few in college football’s Southeastern Conference.


2. Regularly interview some of the best football players in the world. 


3. Travel extensively throughout the United States.


4. Work closely with legendary sports announcer Verne Lundquist.


5. Get paid doing it.

Sound like a dream job? It is for John Davis . . . but for more reasons than you’d think.
 
Read the full article @ http://latterdaysports.com/2010/02/john-davis/

“Freedom is setting my own priorities, and my top priority is my 7-year-old daughter, PJ,” says John Davis.
 
Five years ago, John, a father and business traveler, endured family challenges he describes as “beyond my control.” Sud- denly, he became a single dad. John decided to combine his communications background with his 15 years in the sports industry to launch TAAZ Media, a communications company that assists small businesses. Working independently has given John the flexibility to work around PJ’s schedule while still remaining the constant person in her life.

OLYMPIC / U.S. & NATIONAL CHAMPION / HALL OF FAME ATHLETE:

After winning an Olympic Medal, and enjoying one of the longest professional athletic careers of any US athlete in their respective sport, a success-driven individual decided to reinvent and start multiple businesses. TAAZ Media was retained for assistance in all strategic communication planning, media relations and project management from initial conception phase to execution of all communication, public and media relations and tactical management projects.

Part of the strategic plan required flawless execution on numerous fronts involving media contact, municipalities, utilities, landlords, contractors and various stake holders impacting the businesses. TAAZ Media included a comprehensive project management plan to strategize, oversee and execute each diverse need.