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-{{ovation.company}}Success On and Off the Field: A Conversation with Carli Lloyd
Speaker Spotlight: Carli Lloyd
Two-Time Olympic Gold Medalist and Two-Time World Cup Champion CARLI LLOYD is a former soccer legend who played for the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team for 17 years (2005-2021). She was best known for her clutch performances in the biggest moments. Carli was awarded the most prestigious and highest award in soccer: FIFA World Player of the Year (2015 and 2016); only one other American player has received the award twice.
She represented the U.S. at four Women's World Cup tournaments (2007,2011,2015 and 2019) as well as four Olympics (2008,2012, 2016, and 2020). She became the first player in FIFA Women’s World Cup to Score a Hat Trick in a World Cup Final (2015). She was awarded the Golden Ball (MVP) and Silver boot at the 2015 World Cup. She holds the unique distinction of scoring in every Olympic medal match, including the 2008 gold medal match against Brazil, a brace in the 2012 gold medal game against Japan and a brace in the 2020 Bronze medal game against Australia. Carli is the All-time leading scorer in USWNT Olympic history with 10 goals. She is also the only American player to score in four different Olympics (2008, 2012, 2016, 2020). She played in more World Cup (25) and Olympic matches (22) than any other USWNT player. She scored 134 goals, in 316 Caps (games played), which ranks 3rd All-time on the international stage for men and women.
Off the field, Carli is a role model who empowers and inspires others to be Better Every Day and to never give up on achieving their goals. The bestselling author of When Nobody Was Watching, Carli also runs her own CL10 Soccer Clinics for ages 8-18 years of age for both boys and girls. At engagements she empowers audiences to find their own success with lessons from both in and beyond the world of sports, and receives rave reviews such as: “Carli was a rock star! She did a wonderful job and was an absolute pleasure to work with and the audience loved her message.” (PA Conference for Women)
Two-Time Olympic Gold Medalist and Two-Time World Cup Champion Carli Lloyd is a former soccer legend who played for the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team for 17 years (2005-2021). Carli was awarded the most prestigious and highest award in soccer: FIFA World Player of the Year (2015 and 2016); only one other American player has received the award twice.
She was best known for her clutch performances in the biggest moments, but it was Lloyd’s consistent production over the course of her career, her extreme dedication to the game and her relentless pursuit of self-improvement that perhaps best exemplifies her contribution to U.S. and world soccer history.
Carli is a two-time Olympic Gold Medalist (2008 and 2012) and a Bronze Medalist (2020). She holds the unique distinction of scoring in every Olympic medal match, including the 2008 gold medal match against Brazil, a brace in the 2012 gold medal game against Japan, and a brace in the 2020 Bronze medal game against Australia. Carli holds the record for All-time leading scorer in USWNT Olympic history with 10 goals. She is the only American player to score in four different Olympics (2008, 2012, 2016, 2020).
She also competed in four Women’s World Cup tournaments (2007, 2011, 2015, and 2019), and is a two-time World Cup Champion (2015 and 2019). She became the first player in FIFA Women’s World Cup to Score a Hat Trick in a World Cup Final (2015). She was awarded the Golden Ball (MVP) and Silver boot at the 2015 World Cup. Carli played in more World Cup (25) and Olympic matches (22) than any other USWNT player. She scored 134 goals, in 316 Caps (games played), which ranks 3rd All-time on the international stage for men and women.
Carli is a role model who empowers and inspires others to be Better Every Day and to never give up on achieving their goals. Carli also runs her own CL10 Soccer Clinics for ages 8-18 years of age for both boys and girls. The bestselling author of When Nobody Was Watching, Carli empowers audiences to find their own success with lessons from both in and beyond the world of sports.