Matthew Carroll St. Louis Cardinals

Matthew Carroll Atlanta Braves has been working with clients in Philadelphia since December 2018, providing thoughtful, goal-focused support shaped by years of professional experience. He takes the time to understand each client’s priorities and offers guidance that fits their unique needs. With a business development, project management, and decision-making background, Carroll applies a steady and practical approach to helping clients develop clear and effective strategies. His ability to communicate openly and follow through on plans has earned him the trust of those he serves.

Carroll helps clients establish productive relationships with agencies, coaches, and training organizations in his current role. He tracks their progress toward short and long-term goals, making adjustments to ensure strategies remain helpful and realistic. Carroll stays engaged at every step, offering consistent support as goals evolve.

He also focuses on identifying new clients who may benefit from his guidance. Through a mix of outreach and referrals, Carroll shares customized presentations that show how his approach can help others achieve their goals. He considers each referral a meaningful vote of confidence and works hard to live up to that trust.

Matthew Carroll earned his Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Pennsylvania State University in 2005 and a minor in Business Administration. His commitment to learning has continued throughout his career, as reflected by several licenses and certifications that support his work and ensure he stays current with industry standards.

Before beginning his professional path, he attended the University of Maryland on a baseball scholarship and later transferred to Pennsylvania State University. There, he played Division 1 baseball for four years, earning varsity letters each season and serving as team captain during his senior year. After graduation, Matthew Carroll Atlanta Braves completed the Major League Baseball Scouting Bureau Scout School and graduated at the top.