“They have so much stress from life, work and family. The least we can do is support them. We are in the business of understanding them and you have to love them by serving and supporting them” – Jed Senthil, Co-Founder ONEathlete
Behind every successful man is a supportive wife, but what about aspiring or successful athletes? What does it take for an athlete to be successful – is winning races sufficient, or was it ever? How does ONEathlete help our family of athletes so that they can focus on doing what they do best?
ONEathlete co-founder Jed Senthil shares his philosophy on supporting athletes as a team of, not merely racing machines, but friends who understand each other as dedicated professionals, the weight of their passion as well as the expectations and struggles of everyday life. Check out some snippet shots of ONEathlete family in action, or click on the links below to read more:
‘A Growing Market for Sports Agents’ – The Straits Times Sunday Times, 7 January 2017
‘Change bulbs, 3am calls, book flights… all just part of the job’ – The Straits Times Sunday Times, 7 January 2017
- ONEathlete in support of Community Chest Heartstrings Walk 2017 with Guest-of-Honour Mr. Tan Chuan Jin (centre), para-athlete Md Shariff Abdullah (1st from left), 15 year-old special needs Olympics 100m runner Shawn Goh (3rd from left)
- ONEathlete family at the inaugural Bangkok Midnight Marathon 2017 where Soh Hua Qun (1st from left) debuted at the marathon distance and Evan Chee (centre) finished as top Asian
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