Andrew Ladd is a coach at Novus Global, bringing a wealth of experience and a genuine passion for unlocking the full potential of athletes both on and off the ice. As a retired professional hockey player and two-time Stanley Cup champion, his career serves as a testament to his deep understanding of the game and the resilience required for success.

Beyond his achievements in the hockey world, Andrew, alongside his wife Brandy, co-founded the Ladd Foundation and 1616, a holistic mental, physical, and social well-being experience tailored for youth hockey teams. This innovative initiative aims to foster healthy development among young athletes, emphasizing not only their skills on the ice but also their mental and social growth.

Andrew's journey from a successful playing career to coaching and philanthropy showcases his multifaceted approach to life. His leadership extends beyond the rink, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of hockey and making a positive impact on the lives of athletes through his coaching, foundation, and community initiatives

About 1616: Founded by 2-time Stanley Cup Champion Andrew Ladd and his wife Brandy, 1616 is a FREE program focused on mental, physical and social wellbeing for youth hockey players ages 10-12, their Coaches and Caregivers. Over the course of a 10-week season, 1616 features stories from professional hockey players to teach lessons in Connection, Confidence and Character. In just three seasons, 1616 has reached thousands of participants across North America. Learn more at 1616.org