The former skier and NBC analyst has an MBA and runs a non-profit.


No powder, no problem.

"We get to enjoy the Olympics with none of the pressure," says two-time Olympic mogul skier Jeremy Bloom, 31, now an NBC analyst.

Besides cheering pals Bode Miller and Shaun White, the Games are a good place to network, since Bloom's post-athletic career includes his marketing software company Integrate and a non-profit foundation, Wish of a Lifetime.

How did the accomplished athlete — also a former NFLer and a current football analyst for Pac-12 Networks — transition so seamlessly and successfully?

"It was fear that really drove that motivation," says Bloom, who studied business at the Wharton School while on the Philadelphia Eagles' injured reserve list. "I planted a lot of seeds during my athletic career knowing that at some point in my life, I'm not going to be an athlete anymore. I always tell kids that if you want to play in the NBA or NFL someday that's great, but make sure you focus on your education so you have something to fall back on."