Justin is a dynamic leader and entrepreneur at the helm of CoachTools as CEO, where his visionary approach and elite work-ethic are reshaping the landscape of the industry. He's not only a business leader but also a voice in the coaching community as the host of the First Down Podcast, where he shares insights and stories that resonate w

 Justin is a dynamic leader and entrepreneur at the helm of CoachTools as CEO, where his visionary approach and elite work-ethic are reshaping the landscape of the industry. He's not only a business leader but also a voice in the coaching community as the host of the First Down Podcast, where he shares insights and stories that resonate with a wide audience.

In the world of live music and entertainment, Justin stands out as a principal at BVTLive!, Philadelphia's premier live musical entertainment agency. Working alongside his father, Kurt Titchenell, he has been instrumental in elevating BVTLive! to new heights, showcasing his flair for innovation and a deep understanding of the entertainment industry.

  Justin Titchenell is an accomplished alumnus of Gettysburg College, where he majored in Organization and Management Studies and Business. His academic journey was highlighted by receiving the prestigious 2021 Gettysburg College Entrepreneurial Fellowship grant, awarded for his innovative startup, CoachTools. This achievement reflected h

  Justin Titchenell is an accomplished alumnus of Gettysburg College, where he majored in Organization and Management Studies and Business. His academic journey was highlighted by receiving the prestigious 2021 Gettysburg College Entrepreneurial Fellowship grant, awarded for his innovative startup, CoachTools. This achievement reflected his entrepreneurial drive and forward-thinking mindset.

Before college, Justin built a strong foundation at Malvern Prep, where he was a student council member, a National Honor Society inductee, and a standout athlete. As a football team captain, Inter-Ac League Champion Shot-Put thrower in Track and Field, and RPS Powerlifting world record holder with a 627.5-pound deadlift at 18 years old, Justin excelled both on and off the field.

Justin’s college athletic career began with challenges after tearing his PCL, ACL, and MCL in 2017. Undeterred, he worked his way back to the field, transitioning from defensive line to offensive line and starting eight games for Gettysburg College football in 2019. After his playing career ended, he stayed active by lifting weights and taking on long-distance running, completing his first half marathon at the Rocky Run in Philadelphia in 2023 and the Philadelphia Marathon in 2024.

Through his resilience and dedication, Justin has continually demonstrated his ability to overcome obstacles and strive for excellence in academics, athletics, and beyond.