“I wanted to go into sports mostly just because I liked the energy of it,” Weeden said. “I ended up taking the UINDY (University of Indianapolis) job, which was at the time an interesting decision because I wanted to go into sports, and I just got my master’s degree in sports,” Weeden said. “It was not the type of place that I could come every day and just be excited to be there,” she said. “I hadn’t thought about sports in years,” she said. “If you know me then you know it’s all about the vibes,” she said. Now happy and respected at Penske Entertainment, Weeden wants to let others know they can have a voice, too.

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