Charlie Batch is a former NFL quarterback who has transitioned to become a successful tech entrepreneur, media personality, professional speaker, and community advocate. With 15 years of experience in the NFL and two Super Bowl victories, Batch continues to be a prominent strategist in the NFL, providing game-day commentary for Steelers broadcasts and several national media outlets. He also serves as Senior Captain for The Trust Powered by the NFLPA, an initiative that he helped negotiate with NFL team owners in 2011, and helps former players achieve their dreams after football as a Transition Consultant for the NFLPA.

Batch is an entrepreneur whose company, Impellia, brings state-of-the-art sports medicine and rehabilitation technologies to everyday people. He co-founded the company with partners, and together they have brought to market tech innovations from universities like Michigan, Pittsburgh, and Colorado. His interest in sports medicine also extends to research as he is a Player Advisor on the Football Players Health Study at Harvard University and an Advisory Council Member for the University of Pittsburgh Brain Institute.

Batch is also a professional speaker who takes his motivational messages about teamwork and entrepreneurialism to corporate and nonprofit audiences across the country. He delivers speeches, including “Expect Your Best” and “From Sweat Suit to Business Suit: It’s Never Too Early to Plan Your Next Success.” Batch is widely recognized for his philanthropic work, which he has been doing through his Best of the Batch Foundation since 1999. The foundation aims to create communities where all kids and families have the tools they need to build their best futures.

Throughout his career, Batch has demonstrated exceptional leadership, strategic thinking, and compassionate community engagement. He has against multiple degrees from universities like Eastern Michigan, Washington & Jefferson, and Bethany College. He also regularly attends NFL Business Management and Entrepreneurial Programs at top business schools like Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton. Batch's diverse set of skills, knowledge, and experience makes him a respected figure in the NFL, tech, entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and public speaking communities.