PAC will bring Robinhood Markets, Inc.’s signature Money Drills™ program to current and former professional athletes nationwide
Why professional athletes are uniquely prepared for entrepreneurship after the game.
Murphy Sr., Glaser, and Joyce, join Board of Advisors which includes current Co-Chairs, former NFL standouts Devin and Jason McCourty, and WNBA legend Candace Parker, and numerous other household names from across the world of professional sports.
In this episode of The Money Mondays podcast, Dan Fleyshman sits down with Chip Paucek to discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by professional athletes after retirement. Chip shares how his organization, ProAthlete Community (PAC), described as “YPO for pro athletes” helps athletes transition from sports to successful careers and investments through mentorship, education, and connection. The conversation dives deep into the mindset shifts needed to thrive beyond the spotlight, from financial literacy to finding purpose through charity and community building.
Parker joins current Co-Chairs, former NFL standouts Devin and Jason McCourty, to help advance PAC’s mission to provide business and mentorship opportunities to athletes, and build their post-playing careers.
The historic announcement sees all UFPA members receive entrance into PAC’s community of 1,600+ professional athletes; All of UFL’s Players Association will have PAC membership through the end of 2026, enabling them to network with their peers, investors, and mentors, to shape their life after football.
Three-day immersive summit to take place March 30-April 2 at the Arizona Grand Resort in Phoenix, AZ; Will provide exclusive networking, business development, and career growth opportunities for PAC members.
Pro Athlete Community is proud to announce the launch of Career Accelerators, six-week, expert-led programs that give members direct access to industry leaders, hands-on learning, and mentorship.
Nick Moore understands a fundamental truth about professional sports: careers don’t last forever. Injuries, roster moves, and the simple mathematics of aging mean that every player needs a backup plan. That reality led him to PAC.
For Miami Dolphins cornerback Ethan Bonner, every day in the NFL feels like an opportunity to prove he belongs. But Bonner’s story isn’t just about chasing playing time or battling for roster spots. Thanks to his involvement with PAC (Pro Athlete Community), he’s also preparing for the next chapter of his life — one that extends well beyond the gridiron.
