Staff
Staff
Jay Lawrence
Pat Johnson
Mr. Johnson, age 48, majored in Journalism and Communications at the University of Oregon from 1994 to 1997, and attended the Craig James Broadcast School in 2000. Johnson has held C-Level positions in the oil and gas, Consumer Products, Risk Management, Mining, Aerospace, Construction, and Nutraceutical Industries. Patrick has assisted several charities and non-profit organizations with his volunteer efforts. During his NFL career, Patrick pledged money for the Baltimore Ravens/Police Athletic League Challenge of Champions, and also spearheaded the fifth annual “Baltimore Reads Books for Kids Day” at Baltimore Polytechnic High School in 2000, helping the group collect nearly 25,000 children’s books that were distributed to low-income families. In 2003, while playing for the Washington Redskins, he interned with GOPAC, a political action committee designed to train candidates for grassroots-level campaigning.
Mr. Johnson, age 48, majored in Journalism and Communications at the University of Oregon from 1994 to 1997, and attended the Craig James Broadcast School in 2000. Johnson has held C-Level positions in the oil and gas, Consumer Products, Risk Management, Mining, Aerospace, Construction, and Nutraceutical Industries. Patrick has assisted several charities and non-profit organizations with his volunteer efforts. During his NFL career, Patrick pledged money for the Baltimore Ravens/Police Athletic League Challenge of Champions, and also spearheaded the fifth annual “Baltimore Reads Books for Kids Day” at Baltimore Polytechnic High School in 2000, helping the group collect nearly 25,000 children’s books that were distributed to low-income families. In 2003, while playing for the Washington Redskins, he interned with GOPAC, a political action committee designed to train candidates for grassroots-level campaigning.
Patrick was a two-sport athlete at the University of Oregon, excelling in both football and track and field, winning numerous awards and championships during his collegiate athletic career. As an Olympic-caliber sprinter, Johnson won the Pac-10 Championships in the 400 meters, an NCAA All-American at 100 and 200 meters, and defeated the legendary Carl Lewis in a 100-meter race at the Drake Relays in 1995. As an All-American wide receiver at Oregon, he was Offensive MVP of the 1997 Las Vegas Bowl and was also a member of UO’s 1994 Rose and 1995 Cotton Bowl teams. Johnson was inducted into the University of Oregon Athletics Hall of Fame for both sports in 2014, and was the 42nd overall pick in the 1998 NFL draft. Johnson earned a Super Bowl ring when the Baltimore Ravens defeated the New York Giants 34-17 in Super Bowl XXXV.
Dr. Leneé Cook-Braxton
Dr. Leneé Cook-Braxton has been dancing since she learned to walk. Born in Hollywood, CA (a worldwide dance hub) and raised in Durham, NC (home of the American Dance Festival), movement is a part of Leneé’s spirit.
Dr. Leneé Cook-Braxton has been dancing since she learned to walk. Born in Hollywood, CA (a worldwide dance hub) and raised in Durham, NC (home of the American Dance Festival), movement is a part of Leneé’s spirit.
In 1991, Leneé was recruited by former UNC-Chapel Hill Cheer Coach (Don Collins) to join the FIRST All-Star Competitive Cheer Squad in North Carolina. In 1996, Leneé again made history as the youngest captain for the Inaugural NFL Carolina Panthers Cheerleader Squad.
Leneé obtained her Bachelor's in Dance and two Master's Degrees (Exercise Science with a Sport Psychology Concentration and Mind-Body Medicine), and a Doctor of Psychology.
Leneé is an Exercise Physiologist, Sport & Performance Psychology Practitioner, 200-Hour RYT Certified Yoga Teacher, a NASM® Certified Performance Enhancement Specialist, a comprehensively trained and certified Pilates Instructor, Exhale® Certified Barre Instructor, and a Spinning® Certified Instructor.
Leneé is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine, The North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity, the Performing Arts Medicine Association, the National Council On Aging, and the Clinical Exercise Physiology Association. Leneé serves as an Editorial Board Member for the Uniscience Journal of Psychology and Neuroscience.
Leneé was twice nominated as "Best Barre Instructor" in Best Self Atlanta Magazine. In 2020, Leneé was selected as one of the five Inaugural Struct Scholars through Struct Club and the Women In Fitness Association. As a Senior Columnist for The Los Angeles Tribune, Leneé enjoys writing meaningful content on various topics. Leneé is a former host of the Mindful Business Renegades Podcast (ranked 38th in Norway)!
In 2022, Leneé entered a Health Consultant and Speaker partnership with Varsity Brands to positively impact and serve millions of educators, coaches, and students.
In 2024, Leneé was appointed the first Chief Wellness Officer (CWO) for the Global Flag Football League™ (GFFL). In this inaugural role, she oversees the league's comprehensive wellness program, focusing on the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of all athletes, coaches, and staff. The Sport of Flag football will debut in the Los Angeles, CA 2028 Olympics!
Through her appointment as G100 Georgia State Chair, Leneé serves globally alongside Nobel Laureates, former Heads of States, Ministers, Businesswomen, Philanthropists, Investors, Entrepreneurs, Corporate and Community Leaders - all joined in a pact of purpose to create massive opportunities for women worldwide.
As a Mind, Body, Spirit Integration Course Facilitator and Adjunct Professor at Saybrook University, Leneé is honored to mentor and support new Ph.D. and M.S. students entering the Mind-Body Medicine and Integrative Social Work Programs.
Leneé believes that the Lord has given all of us limitless potential through our unique mind-body connection.