The whistle
Officiated youth sports, set up equipment, ran practices and games, and fielded parents' questions. My first job, and my first lesson in keeping a room organized.
I dropped everything, left Louisville for Austin, and started over to build something of my own. This is the climb.
Jayden Pacheco. Implemented Systems · Earls Ventures.
Most people see the broadcast, the show, the game. I've spent my time on the other side of it: running the board, fixing the tech, and making sure it all works when the lights come on.

Officiated youth sports, set up equipment, ran practices and games, and fielded parents' questions. My first job, and my first lesson in keeping a room organized.
Trained on every front-of-house position: drive-thru, dining room and order prep. Fast, repeatable work that only holds up when the process does.
Ride host and food and beverage host. Ran rides with safety first, and worked every station in the front and back of the house.
IT support two summers running: yearly tech upgrades, resetting classroom equipment, tech checks and helping teachers. President of the Tiger Tech Help Desk.
Director of WSTX, the school news broadcast, and of Tiger Sports Network, produced in partnership with WHAS11. Technical Chief for the theater.
The WHAS11 Crusade for Children overnight newscast, Special Olympics bowling tournaments, and tech setup for school-wide events, Mass and graduation.
I dropped everything, moved out, and moved to Austin, Texas, to start over from level one and build something of my own.
Taking everything I learned behind the scenes and putting it to work for businesses.
