Becky Sharpe

Advisor, board member, leader and motivator of mature, team players

Becky Sharpe is a prominent business leader based in Nashville, Tennessee, serving as a Partner at WatchGameFilm, a platform dedicated to game film management for coaches and athletes. She has an extensive background in education and sports data management, holding key positions in several organizations.

Professional Background

International Scholarship and Tuition Services (ISTS): Becky is the CEO and Owner of ISTS, which she joined in 2002 and purchased in 2008. Under her leadership, ISTS has been recognized as one of Nashville's Top Workplaces and has appeared on Inc. magazine’s list of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in America three times.
Collegiate Sports Data: She is also the CEO and Co-Owner of Collegiate Sports Data, which specializes in athletic data collection and aims to foster relationships between high school athletes and college sports programs.
WatchGameFilm: As a Partner since April 2019, Becky focuses on enhancing the accessibility and utility of game film for coaches, aiming to improve athlete recruitment processes.

Education

Becky Sharpe earned her BA in German and an MBA in International Business from Vanderbilt University, completing her studies from 1983 to 1991. She also holds an MBA with a focus on International Marketing from Vanderbilt's Owen Graduate School of Management.

Community Involvement

Becky is actively engaged in community service, serving on multiple boards including:

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee
Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee
Nashville Sports Council
Private Directors Association

Her contributions to these organizations reflect her commitment to mentorship and community development.

Recognition

Becky has been honored with the Nashville Business Journal’s Women of Influence award twice, highlighting her impact on both her professional field and the community at large.

Through her roles, Becky Sharpe exemplifies a blend of entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to mentorship, significantly influencing both the sports and educational landscapes.