Joanna Lohman

Described by Billie Jean King as “a bold and dynamic force for good with the courage to fight for social justice, live authentically, and inspire others to do the same,” Joanna Lohman is committed to building a new generation of leaders who harness adversity as a catalyst for success.

Joanna Lohman is a former professional soccer player and member of the United States Women’s National Team. During her 16-year professional career, she built a platform for social impact and became the first player in Washington Spirit history to have her jersey retired. She is the author of Raising Tomorrow's Champions, an extraordinary parenting and life lessons book as told through the eyes of the greatest women's soccer players of all-time.

Joanna is also a human rights activist and a Sport Diplomat, traveling the world running programs in less developed nations. As a performance coach and professional speaker, she has shared her message with organizations all over the world, including the Minnesota Vikings, the Human Rights Campaign, Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Qualcomm, Lifetime Television, American Staffing Association, and schools and universities all over the country. She has been featured on national television and radio across the globe including CNN, Fox 5 DC, and Sirius XM as a leading voice in sports, equality, inclusion, and leadership.

With her trademark blonde mohawk, multi-hyphenated existence, and her own experience with injury, defeat, and setback, Joanna strives to live an unabashedly authentic life based around deep-rooted acceptance, and to help others discover a comfort in their own skin.

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