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Life Drives Success | Gary Brackett, Stacked Pickle

Nick Powills catches up with future-minded entrepreneurs to learn how they claimed their one inch of difference.

By Madeline LenaStaff Writer

12:12PM • 03/18/19

Nick’s guest on this week’s podcast is none other than Gary Brackett, former NFL pro turned franchising pro. Brackett is currently CEO and owner of Stacked Pickle, an Indianapolis-based sports restaurant concept that is now growing through franchising thanks to his leadership. The Super Bowl-winning linebacker discusses how he translated the work ethic honed during his football career to succeed in the business world and what’s next for Stacked Pickle.

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