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November 19, 2020 - 5:30 pm

RESILIENCE TO RISE: Priscilla Frederick

By: Fyli

Join Fyli’s Co-Founders Jaclynn Brennan and Summer YL on Thursday, November 19th at 5:30pm EST as they interview Olympic High Jump Athlete Priscilla Frederick.

Priscilla Frederick-Loomis is a Professional Track and Field High Jumper representing the country of Antigua and Barbuda. She was born on Feb 14th 1989 in Queens, NY, and attended Paul VI High School in Haddonfield, NJ where she began to flourish in sport as well as dance and drama club. Priscilla received an athletic scholarship to St. John’s University in Queens, Ny where she majored in Communications with a focus in Television & Film, combining both her passions of Sport and Entertainment.

Career Highlights:

Antigua & Barbuda National HJ Record Holder

2019 & 2015 Pan American Games Silver Medalist

2019 & 2015 National Female Athlete of the Year

2018 Commonwealth Games Finalist

2017 South Jersey Hall Of Fame Inductee

2016 Olympic Games Competitor

2015-2016 World Championships Competitor

4x NCAA All American – St. Johns University

Social Media Link:

@Priscilla_Frederick

Quiz

1. Are you an aspiring entrepreneur or started your business already?

A. Aspiring Entrepreneur
B. Started Business

2. Are you committed to a year filled with growth and accountability and have the time to contribute peer to peer mentorship to other community members while growing together year after year?

A. YES I have the time and fully committed
B. NO I have limited time and would prefer to pop in and out as needed

3. Are you open to travel and gathering in person for strategy sessions and events, or would prefer to be remote and fully online?

A. Open to travel
B. Virtual

4. Do you have a detailed business plan and strategy in place to grow your company even if you did not start it yet?

A. Yes
B. No

5. Are you willing to learn new skills, get vulnerable, and focus on accountability even when things get hard along the way?

A. Hell YES!
B. Willing to Try
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