Athlete Transition

Be what you once needed.

Chase helps professional athletes think through life after playing, drawing on his own transition and the lessons he continues to learn.

A starting point

Leaving professional sport can change more than a job. It can change the routine, relationships and sense of direction built over a lifetime in the game.

Chase's approach begins with a question: What do you want your life to look like? Family, interests, location and the shape of an ordinary day help define the work worth pursuing.

He offers peer perspective through summit panels and mentorship, alongside the specialist support career professionals provide. The goal is to help athletes make decisions with more clarity and less pressure to have every answer immediately.

On stage and in clubhouses

Chase d'Arnaud seated on a Career Development Summit panel, with Keystone Partners on screen.
Career Development Summit · with Keystone Partners
Chase d'Arnaud speaks with Baylor University baseball players inside the team lounge.
College mentorship · Baylor Baseball
Chase d'Arnaud talks with a fellow player in a hallway at an MLBPA Career Summit.
Career Summit · peer mentorship
Chase d'Arnaud on a Career Development Summit panel before a seated audience, with Keystone Partners on screen.
Career Development Summit · with Keystone Partners
Chase d'Arnaud with another athlete in front of Career Development Summit signage.
Career Summit · hotel networking
Chase d'Arnaud with peers at a Career Summit networking meal reception.
Career Summit · meal reception

Community and career development

His involvement includes career-development events and athlete communities.

Career Development Summit
Panel participation alongside former players and career-development professionals.
Pro Athlete Community
Member of Pro Athlete Community, connecting with other professional athletes around life and business.
Keystone Partners
Panel conversations alongside Keystone Partners consultants, whose work includes career coaching.

You do not need a finished plan.

Athletes considering life after playing are welcome to reach out.