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Panel Discussion and Networking Tips for Sports Industry Professionals
- 1. WELCOME
- 2. Team Meeting a panel discussion Reese Ashe, Reflex Fitness Chris Daley, Maroon PR Eboni Preston-Laurent, US Lacrosse Chris Warren, Under Armour
- 3. Chalk Talk tips from an industry executive Lee Corrigan Corrigan Sports Enterprise
- 4. Game Plan Networking Tips • Develop your 3- second commercial • It’s all about relationships • Work the room
- 5. Game time Its Your Turn • Lunch and Networking • Introduce yourself • Ask Questions • Listen!
- 6. Breakout Session Tables 1 – Anthony Agnone 2 – Reese Ashe 3 – Bobbie Bardzik 4 – Will Beatson 5 – Andy Bilello 6 – Ryan Bowles 7 – Mike Burke 8 – Lee Corrigan 9 – Chris Daley 10 – Bryan Fitzpatrick 11 – Kevin Healey 12 – Jake Klein 13 – Marty McGinity 14 – Lara Mish 15 – Eboni Preston-Laurent 16 – Dolores Selby 17 – Bill Toth 18 – Chris Warren
Editor's Notes
- Networking Tips – Develop your 30 Second Commercial Need to know who you are and what you want What is your value – why should someone hire you Be able to ask for referrals Career Services can help – schedule an appointment! It’s all about relationships Reality – , It is “who you know.” It’s a small world! Multiple research studies indicate that 65-85% of jobs are found through networking. And often is the #1 way to get a job. Work the room Have good body language – smile, make eye contact Have a firm, non-sweaty handshake Be genuine – show interest and enthusiasm Ask open-ended questions Know what you have to offer with regard to skills and be able to clearly articulate what makes you special at doing it. LISTEN and whatever you do, don’t burn bridges! Grab business cards and FOLLOW UP!!! LinkedIn is a great way to stay connected
- Networking Tips – Develop your 30 Second Commercial Need to know who you are and what you want What is your value – why should someone hire you Be able to ask for referrals Career Services can help – schedule an appointment! It’s all about relationships Reality – , It is “who you know.” It’s a small world! Multiple research studies indicate that 65-85% of jobs are found through networking. And often is the #1 way to get a job. Work the room Have good body language – smile, make eye contact Have a firm, non-sweaty handshake Be genuine – show interest and enthusiasm Ask open-ended questions Know what you have to offer with regard to skills and be able to clearly articulate what makes you special at doing it. LISTEN and whatever you do, don’t burn bridges! Grab business cards and FOLLOW UP!!! LinkedIn is a great way to stay connected
- Anthony Agnone, Eastern Athletic Services Reese Ashe, Reflex Fitness Bobbie Bardzik, Dick’s Sporting Goods Will Beatson, Excel Sports Andy Bilello, Corrigan Sports Ryan Bowles, University of Maryland Mike Burke, Baltimore Ravens Lee Corrigan, Corrigan Sports Chris Daley, Maroon PR Bryan Fitzpatrick, US Naval Academy Kevin Healey, Baltimore Blast Jake Klein, Harlem Lacrosse & Leadership Marty McGinity, Archbishop Curley Lara Mish, Girls on the Run Eboni Preston-Laurent, US Lacrosse Dolores Selby, Under Armour Bill Toth, FOX 43 Chris Warren, Under Armour