Scott & Tessa Tidbit from Dom Gauthier’s Leave Your Mark Podcast
(Podcast here. FYI, Dom is the co-founder and CEO of B2ten.)

Dom: What I think will be for a long time, one of my best sport memories - was all of the work that we’ve all done with you and Jamie and the twelve people we had around Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, the ice dancers. This I would say is the project that satisfied me the most since I was a coach of an athlete. Seeing them win in Pyeongchang, it brought me the same kind of tears I had when Alex or Jen stepped onto the podium at the Olympics, even though my role was quite a bit more remote than being the coach. But, just that work with all of you and all the team around and oh man, it was so powerful. It was so great. I think we were all feeling like we did everything we could to bring them to the best position possible in PyeondChang. We would have accepted the second place if that’s what it would have been, but obviously the story ends the way we really wanted it to end. And it was fantastic. But beyond that - it all of that work between all of us, the whole team behind them, was something that will be really tough to replicate again - the same kind of intensity that I love.

Scotty: Yeah, I have to say that was one of the more rewarding projects I ever worked on. I mean, the fact that it ended up working out the way we hoped it would work out certainly makes the icing on the cake. It was one of those unique projects where the energy and maturity of the athletes met the energy and maturity of the professional team around them. There wasn’t any arm twisting to be done or convincing to be done. It was more about what is the purpose.