Seeking out career advice & business insight for young professionals that want to work in sports.
Working The Game
Claim This Podcastby What It Takes To Work In The Game
4 episodes
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Podcast Overview
Seeking out career advice & business insight for young professionals that want to work in sports.
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Publishing Since
4/10/2023
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Recent Episodes
May 1, 2023
Making memes & creating content with LA Rams Director of Social & Influencers, Kurt Gies
<p>Kurt Gies, Director of Social Media and Influencers for the Los Angeles Rams, joins the show to talk about his experience in the sports industry. From making memes to building a team, Kurt covers the ins and outs of social media management for a professional sports team. He discusses the challenges of creating engaging content for fans, what it takes to work on the social side of sports, and how delivering pizzas played into his career journey. </p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p>
April 24, 2023
Getting experience & finding the right fit in the sports with LA Kings Director of Public Relations, Jeff Moeller
<p>Jeff Moeller, Director of Public Relations for the Los Angeles Kings (NHL) and professor at the University of Southern California, shares valuable insights into the sports industry. Professor Moeller discusses the competitive nature of the industry and provides illuminating details on the demands of the profession, including his own experiences with unpaid internships, long commutes, and unconventional working hours.</p> <p>With more than 20 years of experience working in sports, Professor Moeller provides his perspective on what young professionals should prioritize when aiming to break into the sports industry, as well as the expectations for those seeking to establish themselves in this dynamic field.</p>
April 17, 2023
A startup approach to small college sports with USD Director of Rugby, Kevin Eaton
<p>Kevin Eaton, current Director of Rugby at the University of San Diego (USD), joins the show to talk about his role with the USD Rugby club. Kevin's journey working in sports began with his experience playing for the USD Rugby club before transitioning into a more operational role with the team. </p> <p>During our conversation, Kevin shares his unique and non-traditional career journey in the sports industry, along with the challenges and successes he's faced in growing a college sports team. With the team now receiving widespread recognition and boasting several regional and national championships, Kevin offers insight into how he has worked toward the team's development and what he envisions for the future of USD Rugby. </p>
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