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Jodi Logsdon is a 2-time Sports Emmy Award Winner who is the leading editorial voice for productions across CBS Sports and CBS Sports Network in her role as News Director and Coordinating Producer. 

Prior to joining CBS Sports, Jodi spent 12 years at ESPN, ultimately overseeing the daily newsgathering operation that supports ESPN’s studio productions and other platforms. 

In addition to her Emmys, Jodi has been recognized as a Cynopsis Top Women in Media, a Game Changer by Sports Business Journal, and one of Big Lead’s 40 under 40 Behind the Scenes in Sports Media.

We talk about:

• Raising your hand for new opportunities
• Taking your seat at the table
• Having confidence and knowing your value

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