Rylee Maloles

Rylee Maloles has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. In 2001, they began their career as an Exercise Physiologist at Work Ready Rehab, where they focused on increasing patient referrals and assisting in presentations for potential referring Physicians. From 2004 to 2008, Rylee worked at Promaxima Mfg., starting as an Outside Regional Sales Representative and later transitioning to an Inside Sales Representative. During this time, they developed and maintained educational/government exercise equipment accounts and increased customer relationships and revenue through strategic marketing and efficient customer service.

Following that, Rylee joined Life Fitness & Hammer Strength as a Commercial Sales Representative from 2008 to 2019. Rylee excelled in this role by developing and maintaining exercise equipment accounts, specializing in the athletic/education market, and expanding sports performance clinics within the Southeast Texas and Louisiana territory.

In 2019, Rylee took on the role of National Sales Marketing Manager at Beautylixirs®, a start-up herbal enhanced water beverage company. Rylee traveled extensively across Texas and Louisiana, marketing the product to various fitness centers, athletic facilities, student recreation centers, and spas. Their responsibilities included directing sales, strategically developing and cultivating key relationships with customers, and driving the growth of the brand.

In 2020, Rylee briefly served as the Program Quality Control Lead for FORSCOM at Reef Systems Corp. Rylee then joined TITAN Sports in 2019 as the National Strategic Account Manager. Currently, they are working as an Account Executive at FloWater, starting in 2022.

Additionally, in 2004, Rylee played as a Player for the Odessa Roughnecks, displaying their athleticism outside of their professional career.

Rylee Maloles completed their high school education at Langham Creek High School from 1990 to 1994. Afterward, they attended Texas Tech University in 1994 to study pre-physical therapy. In 1995, Rylee transferred to Sam Houston State University to pursue a biology degree, and later that year, they transferred again to The University of Texas at San Antonio to continue their studies in biology without completing a degree. Eventually, Rylee enrolled at the University of Houston in 1998 and earned a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology, with a focus on Exercise Science and Biology.