Shane Battier

Shane Battier earned his place in basketball history as a two-time NBA Champion with the Miami Heat in 2012 and 2013, but his impact extended far beyond traditional statistics. Dubbed the "No-Stats All-Star" by renowned author Michael Lewis, Battier became famous for the intangible qualities that don't show up on scoreboards but make the difference between winning and losing.

After his playing career, Battier transitioned into the front office as Vice President of Analytics and Basketball Development for the Miami Heat, where he bridged the gap between on-court experience and data-driven decision making. He demonstrates how sports and technology are converging to provide tools that can help anyone develop championship-level performance.

Through his speaking engagements, including presentations at TED, Battier shares insights on identifying and cultivating the often-overlooked qualities that separate good teammates from great ones, showing audiences how to apply championship mindset principles in their own professional and personal endeavors.