Jeremy Bloom

Jeremy Bloom's multifaceted career spans from the snow-covered slopes to the gridiron of the National Football League and into the boardrooms of successful business ventures. As both a world champion freestyle skier, with a total of 10 World Cup gold medals to his name, and a football player, Bloom represented the University of Colorado as a Freshman All-American before making the leap into professional football. Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2006, he also spent time with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Bloom's accomplishments extend beyond his athletic career. He co-founded the marketing software company Integrate in 2010, demonstrating his prowess in the technology sector. His insights into the world of sports and business have also been sought after in the broadcast realm, with Bloom working as a college football and Olympic sports television analyst for ESPN, Fox, NBC, and the Pac-12 Network as of 2018. His involvement in Denver's potential bid to host a Winter Olympics in the same year further underscores his influence in the sporting world.

As of December 2024, Bloom has taken on the role of CEO for the X Games organization, marking yet another significant milestone in his career. His experiences as an athlete and entrepreneur were featured in the 2020 HBO Sports Documentary "The Weight of Gold." He is the author of "Fueled By Failure: Using Detours and Defeats to Power Progress." Such experiences, coupled with his ongoing involvement in shaping the future of extreme sports, make Jeremy Bloom a figure with a unique and valuable perspective on the intersections of sports, business, and media.