Women's contributions to the NFL are honored by Raise The Game initiative.

NFL players express gratitude towards women for their impact on the NFL.

February 15th 2024.

Women's contributions to the NFL are honored by Raise The Game initiative.
On February 12th, 2024, a momentous event took place in Las Vegas during the highly anticipated Super Bowl weekend. The Women Raise the Game event, hosted by Boldyn Networks, left a lasting impression on all attendees. Held at the prestigious Four Seasons, the event honored extraordinary women who have made significant contributions behind the scenes in the world of sports. In a press release, it was revealed that the event brought together trailblazing women from various roles in sports to celebrate their achievements. Josephine Martinez, the NFL Senior Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, took a moment to congratulate the event organizers and emphasized the historical significance of uplifting women's voices in such a setting.

A toast was raised to the Women Raise the Game Honorees, a celebration of the remarkable women who are not only at the forefront but also working behind the scenes. These women have had a positive impact and influence, dedicating their time and effort as the backbone of their organizations and the players. The NFL even shared their support for the event, with the hashtag #SuperBowl2024. The event was captured in a tweet by 360 Agency on February 11th, 2024.

Tish Galindo, the visionary behind the Women Raise the Game initiative, expressed her gratitude towards the women who often go unnoticed for their tireless efforts. She acknowledged them as the pillars of success within the NFL, shaping players' careers, leading organizations, and driving impactful initiatives for the betterment of communities. Galindo also highlighted the event as a platform for meaningful change, not just a celebration.

Heartwarming moments were created by NFL players as they came forward to honor the women who have encouraged and supported them. New England Patriots wide receiver and Super Bowl Champion, Juju Smith, introduced his mother, describing her as a force of nature for raising seven children and helping him become the man he is today. Retired NFL quarterback, Rodney Peete, praised his wife, actress and philanthropist Holly Robinson Peete, acknowledging her as the glue that kept their family together.

CMO of Boldyn Networks, Jeannie Weaver, used her platform to call for action. She emphasized the importance of diversity and inclusion in the industry, stating that without it, world-class solutions can never be achieved. Weaver then presented Zaileen Janmohamed, President, and CEO of the Bay Area Host Committee, with the Woman of the Year Award. She also mentioned the role of women in developing the next generation of leaders and urged everyone to do their part.

The event also honored other remarkable women, including philanthropist and wife of retired NFL player Rodney Peete, Holly Robinson-Peete, who was recognized as Philanthropist of the Year. Sammy Schuster, the mother of NFL wide receiver and Super Bowl Champion Juju Smith-Schuster, was named Visionary of the Year. Laura Warner, the mother of 49ers Fred Warner and Buccaneers Troy Warner, received the Cultural Trailblazer of the Year award. Taylor Rooks, a sports journalist, was honored as Journalist of the Year. Ana Martinez, the mother of LA Chargers Michael Davis, was recognized for her Cultural Impact. Other notable honorees included Grammy Award-winning producer Hit-boy, tech entrepreneur and diversity advocate Marilyn Booker, and Actively Black CEO Lanny Smith. Attendees were also treated to a special guest performance by Grammy-winning producer and celebrity DJ Jermaine Dupri.

Aside from recognizing these incredible women, the event also aimed to support charities and initiatives that empower women and promote inclusivity and diversity in sports and beyond. This event was a true testament to the power of women and their contributions to the industry. As WAG Shaunie O'Neal, a reality TV star, shared her three pointers on scoring a reality TV deal, the Women Raise the Game event showed that women are more than capable of achieving their dreams and making a significant impact in their respective fields.

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