TK Stohlman has partnered with some of the leading brands in sports including: pro sports teams, sporting goods retailers, amateur governing bodies, sports equipment manufacturers, and national sports camps. TK is passionate about leveraging technology to improve sports.
What Others Are Saying
Michael Benoit, President of Total Hockey
TK’s Grow the Game Initiative is changing the landscape of hockey in the U.S. His focus on keeping kids in hockey and recruiting new players benefits the game of hockey and helps develop the leaders of tomorrow.
Jamie Norman, VP of Business Development – Dallas Stars
TK understands the needs of pro teams. His company developed our Dallas Stars Care program. This program helped us sell more than $30,000 in incremental ticket sales in less than 5 months. It also helped us sign up additional team sponsors.
Matt DeLuzio, Manager of Hockey Programs, Colorado Avalanche
We love being part of what TK is doing. His ideas and programs are greatly helping the Colorado Avalanche. In one season, he helped us sell approximately $500,000 in tickets.
JP Brun, Co-Founder, HockeyShot.com
TK is always up-to-date with the latest for how to leverage technology to increase sales. His companies have been invaluable in helping us sell more hockey training equipment.
Mike Snee, President – Minnesota Hockey
TK and his companies are doing great things for Minnesota Hockey. They go above and beyond to ensure everything we produce is first class. We truly enjoy partnering with them.
Chad Johnson, Sr. Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Florida Panthers
We are thrilled to be a part of what TK is doing with the Grow the Game Initiative. TK’s programs help us to fuel a passion for hockey among young players that allows them to enjoy the game throughout their adulthood as well.

TK Stohlman is the creator of Sports Founders, a business incubator specializing in the sports industry. Prior to Sports Founders, TK was the CEO and co-founder of the Youth Sports Coalition. The Youth Sports Coalition was a network of companies focused on improving the youth sports experience. Stohlman was also previously the co-founder of Sports Esteem, a media company that published print and online publications.