Women had to fight their way to be a part of the sports world, from the first female Olympians competing in 1900—over 1,500 years after the first Olympic Games—to the establishment of the WNBA in 1997, 51 years after the NBA began. Despite these breakthroughs, women are still underrepresented and undercovered by the media. Yet, more athletes are breaking barriers, gaining attention, and inspiring fans every day.
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We’re revolutionizing women’s sports media through captivating storytelling. In a landscape where 85% of coverage is dedicated to men and the remaining 15% often highlights a narrow segment of women athletes, we broaden the lens to highlight diverse voices.
Why? Because we’re here to inspire the next generation of athletes and fans through podcasts, videos, and live events.
"This experience has been incredibly meaningful for me...The work matters because it’s about authentic connection and the power of storytelling."
Saman Soltani
Olympic Refugee Athlete
"I am humbled and honored to have this unique opportunity to highlight and empower other women while learning from them."
Maé-Bérénice Méité
2x Olympian, 6x French Figure Skating Champion, Pathways to Paris Co-Host
"I love your content and thanks for highlighting female Paralympians right alongside Olympians."
Sarah Adam
1st Woman on Team USA's Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby Team
"Each episode is a beautiful encapsulation of the trials and triumphs of women around the globe.”
Katherine Switzer
Boston Marathon Trailblazer
“Your work is deeply inspiring.”
Farkhunad Mahtaj
Captain of Afghanistan women's national soccer team
"Flame Bearers helped me understand the power of sports, how it impacts lives, and the importance of sharing our stories with a wider audience..”
Manasi Joshi
Para Badminton World Champion
“Thank you to Jamie for the excellent conversations about women’s sports she’s leading on the Flame Bearers podcast.”
Meb Keflezighi
2014 Boston marathon and 2009 NYC winner 2004 Olympic marathon silver medalist
"Flame Bearers support has truly elevated my track experience and expanded my reach to a broader audience."
Tezna Abrahams
African Record Holder, Para Track and Field
Founder and host
Jamie champions the stories of exceptional women athletes—from household names to unsung heroes—because if you can see it, you can be it.
As Founder & CEO of Flame Bearers, she’s worked with over 350 exceptional women athletes from 56 countries, be it 3x World Champ Caster Semenya to 5x Olympic Gold Medalist Sue Bird
💥 Collaborations with Dior, Harvard, UN Foundation’s Girls Up campaign, and the iconic 1999 USWNT
🎙️ Featured in US INSIDER, APPLE+, and CEO Weekly
🔥 Over 23 international awards for recognitions in video, podcasting, and social media
Harvard Masters of Public Administration, Dartmouth Masters of Business, Middlebury College International Studies Major & Gender Studies Minor and a decade of communications experience in the nonprofit and private sectors.
Director of brand and partnerships
Social Media Manager
Social Media Manager
Project and social media manager
Founder & Principal, ELM Strategic Advisors, LLC Former Senior VP & GM, North America, Crocs Former VP & GM North America, NIKE Women´s
Founder, Authentic Leadership For Everyday People/Hoolibean LLC
Director of Feminist Resource Center, Chellis House, Middlebury College
Design Critic Harvard Graduate School of Design / Former Creative Executive NIKE & Reebok
Senior Lecturer in Public Policy & Faculty Chair of the MPA Programs Harvard Kennedy School
Professor of Sport Management Director, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Director, Center For Race and Ethnicity in Sport University of Michigan
First African American Woman to Roster, US Women’s National Soccer Team.