Tennis Anyone? Leaving Boeing To Become A High School Coach
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Joe Tedino had a long career as a journalist and public relations executive. But tennis was always his passion. So when he finally opted to retire from a senior position with Boeing, he decided to invest the time to get certified as a tennis professional. And that helped him land a position as Assistant Coach at St. Ignatius College Prep, a Jesuit high school in the heart of Chicago.
He's been working with the boys and girls teams there for the past year and he couldn't be happier with the change.
And here's a link to an article which Joe penned for Kiplinger Magazine about his move from the "Corporate World to Coaching." Joe is the final profile in the "Five Great Second Career Moves" article.
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