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Workplace Bullying Survivors - Public Humiliation & Toxic Leadership

I went out for brunch today. I left with a masterclass in toxic leadership. Beautiful venue. Strong reputation. Instagram - worthy branding. And an absolutely shocking reality behind the scenes. Today, I witnessed a manager publicly humiliating and intimidating a female employee in front of customers. A customer complained about a delayed order. Instead of handling the situation professionally, the manager started blaming the employee, sharing personal allegations about her behaviour and even claiming he had deliberately delayed an order to punish her. He then confronted her in the middle of the restaurant, in front of everyone. The irony? She was the ONLY employee who genuinely seemed to care about the customers and made an effort to communicate with us. As someone who has seen the world, with an MBA from Les Roches, and 3 degrees in total, with international expereince across luxury hospitality, commercial and technology environments, I find this behavious unacceptable. And as someone who has personally experienced workplace mobbing (not once), pychological and emotional abuse, this hit particularly close to home. Let's get something straight: → Feedback belongs behind closed doors, NOT in front of 30 customers. → Customer service recovery requires professionalism, NOT public humiliation. → Leadership is about accountability, NOT intimidation. → Employee experience IS customer experience. You can invest millions in branding, marketing and beautiful interiors. But how you treat your employees reveals the REAL culture behind your business. Today reinforced a long-term ambition of mine: combining international business, coaching, somatic approaches and advocacy to eventually build something bigger than myself: an educational and healing platform, a media company talking about the TRUTH. Potentially an institute dedicated to protecting human dignity and addressing workplace abuse, particularly against women. Because nobody should have to sacrifice their mental health, dignity or livelihood just to earn a living. And now I want to hear from YOU. Have you ever experienced workplace mobbing, public humiliation, psychological abuse or intimidation by someone in a position of power? Did anyone protect you? Or were you left to fight for yourself? I'm looking to connect with people willing to share their experiences and participate in interviews as I explore how to turn awareness into meaningful change. My inbox is open. Your story matters. And to every leader reading this: Your job is to lead people. Not to break them. #ToxicLeadership #WorkplaceBullying #HospitalityLeadership #EmployeeExperience #WomenAtWork #Leadership

Marketing Communications Professionals 7+ Years - Onboarding Series

Over a year ago, a group of friends and colleagues came together to build what we now know as the97thstreet, a community for young Gen Z professionals and aspiring professionals in marketing communications. In the past year, we've grown into a little corner of the internet where we share conversations about the marketing industry, job opportunities, interesting campaigns, articles worth reading, brands doing exciting things and, well, brands that could probably do better. 😂 To celebrate our first anniversary, we wanted to do something a little different. Beyond sharing what's happening in the industry, we wanted to start telling the stories of the people who are actually making things happen in it. And that's how Onboarding by the97thStreet was born. The idea is simple: to give young and aspiring marketing communications professionals a closer look at what it takes to build a career in the industry, through honest conversations with people who have been doing the work. We want to show them the possibilities, the unexpected turns, the difficult decisions and everything in between. Hopefully, these conversations will help someone feel a little less alone as they figure out their own career journey. Last Friday, we published our first edition, featuring Fikayo Jegede. Fikayo got into marketing by accident. She initially wanted to become an OAP, but her career eventually took her in a different direction. Today, she's doing remarkable work in the industry and has even authored a book, 'Feex Your Marketing'. I particularly enjoyed this conversation because it reminded me of something many of us who studied Mass Communication eventually discover: our career journeys don't always follow the paths we imagined when we were in school. And that's perfectly fine. On a personal note, Onboarding is a project I'm particularly excited about because it allows me do two things I genuinely enjoy: journalism and my work in marketing communications. It gives me the opportunity to keep interviewing people, asking questions and telling stories while learning more about an industry I'm actively building my career in. In many ways, it's a meeting point for several of my interests and aspirations. Our first edition is out, and the second is coming next week. 🥳 I'll drop the link to the first interview in the comments. Please read it and let us know what you think! Also, I'm looking to speak with marketing communications professionals who have spent at least seven years in the industry. If that's you, or you know someone whose career journey would make for an interesting conversation, please indicate in the comments or tag them below. I'd love to get in touch. Here's to more stories, more conversations and more people finding their way in marketing communications! #ShowUp #WorkHard #Repeat

Author Podcasters - Guest-Pitch Best Practices for Book Marketing

I love talking to people on my Author's Edge Podcast. And I love being on other podcasts when I can serve their listeners. But the ODDEST, IRRELEVANT PITCHES have come my way ever since the podcast's been charting on Apple in Marketing, Self-Improvement, and Arts in the US, Canada, and more. Just this week, the pitches include: - a THC and hemp product company, wants to talk about how hemp makes a great brand collab in pickleball tournaments (what?!) - a personal injury law expert - a pitch addressed to [Name Here] - guess they were too busy to know my name - a pitch on scaling with no verifiable details, website or social media links and no contact info. Just weird. Your pitch should include: 1. How You can serve their listeners - 2. What specifically you can share - at least 2 ideas of information, method, resource, inspiration - and how that relates to what their listeners want or need 3. A recommended "Title" of the 2 ideas above 4. Details that are verifiable... website, social links, 5. Details of how you will promote the podcast - your email, newsletter, social connections / followers, website My criteria: Be in service to my listeners -- who want practical tips and strategies to build their visibility, establish and grow their brand, write the right book, manage their successful book launch, position themselves, become a paid speaker, expand their opportunities, build their business or make a career pivot. Simply put: Book Publishing and Marketing Tips for Authors and people who want to get published and make sure their work matters. Recent examples of valuable episodes are: - Author Branding with Heidi Yarger - Traditional vs. Hybrid Publishing with Trena White, of renowned publisher Page Two I'd love to hear from you - or to come on YOUR podcast. If you need more help pitching podcasts, the fine folks at PodMatch and Alex Sanfilippo are your first step.

Portable Restroom, Septic & Vac Truck Operators - Sanitation Stories

Hi my name is Arthur and I have a confession: I’ve inspected some pretty rad sewers in my life. Nothing builds humility and character quite like doing jobs that just gotta get done. It takes a brave few, and if you know, you know. I wanted to hear the stories of the hardworking operators out there that keep our world clean. The portable restroom operators, the septic operators, the vac truck operators, the people focused on bringing dignified sanitation to the world. I had a mic, a webcam, and a LinkedIn account, and with that, The Backbone podcast was born (start humble, stay hungry). Almost 1 year and 45 episodes later, the people I've met on this journey keep blowing me away. The scrappy, fearless entrepreneurs, the problem solvers, the misfits who blazed their own trail, the people who hustle evenings and weekends to support their families and build their dreams. These people make things happen. People who aren’t afraid of other people’s judgement, and show up because there’s a job that just needs to get done. My kind of people. If you don’t know me yet (hi!), here’s the quick origin story: My first co-op job as a naive, bright-eyed Guelph engineering student in 2009 was inspecting sewers in the Waterloo / Guelph area in Canada. There were concerns of too much rain water infiltrating through cracks and broken pipes, and it was our job to find where (talk about a needle in a haystack…). After graduating in 2012 I moved abroad and spent 2 years in Manchester in the UK, building computer models of their sewer systems to identify flood concerns and where pipes needed to be resized for increased demand. In 2014 returned back to my hometown of Toronto and worked on an extensive basement flooding remediation project. It was a wild experience working in neighbourhoods I grew up in and knowing I was helping to solve recurring flooding problems in my community. I kinda felt like Batman, but for the sewers (or does that make me a ninja turtle??). Around 2017 it was time for a change. I packed my bags and went travelling around the world to do some soul searching. 10-day silent meditation retreats, dog sitting, and several career changes later, from running a digital marketing agency to being a hypnotherapist (yeah that happened), my day job now is developing software to help businesses automate workflows and build systems that connect the dots and keep teams organized. In evenings & weekends I’m a podcast host, talking to sanitation operators about the grit and resilience it takes to run a business in this industry. It’s been a wild ride. If you’re a portable restroom or septic operator and you’ve got stories to share and life experience from the trenches, reach out, I want to hear your story. Best, Arthur

Science Communicators - Environment Health Technology Projects

This time last month, I started a new adventure by becoming a student again and embarking on an MSc in Science Media Production at Imperial College London 👩🔬🧬📺🧪 Crazily it's now been 10 years since I began my undergraduate degree in Diagnostic Radiography at University of Portsmouth 😨 The last decade has been anything but straightforward. It's included qualifying and beginning my career as a radiographer at a major trauma centre during the COVID-19 pandemic (Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), as well as periods of ill health & new diagnoses for myself. Eventually I medically imaged patients across four wonderful London hospitals, including Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust and Cleveland Clinic London 🩻😷 Along the way, I also explored careers outside of radiography, from a marketing internship at ABTA via the Leonard Cheshire Change 100 programme, to leading volunteers with Oxfam at festivals and in Greenpeace environmental campaigns. Most recently I've been working on engagement and events at Islington Council as part of Evidence Islington, which is funded by NIHR (National Institute for Health and Care Research) and focused on improving outcomes related to wider determinants of health. I’ve sometimes worried my career path looks unusual, but I have so many passions and every role has taught me new skills, adapted me to different work environments and allowed me to meet many types of amazing people. In the 1st month of this course, I've done such varied things, from writing an essay about science philosophy to producing a science radio show, so I'm excited to see where the rest of the year and beyond leads. Alongside the MSc, I've also started two new roles: 📰 Deputy News Editor for I, Science Magazine 🤝 Outreach Coordinator for the Science Communication Society To colleagues and collaborators, past and present: thank you for the support ❤️ If you're working on an interesting science related project (particularly related to the environment, technology or health) and want to connect with science communicators, or would like to be featured in an article, radio/video interview, or event, I'd love to hear from you 😊 #ScienceCommunication #ScienceMedia #ImperialCollegeLondon #PublicHealth #Healthcare #Technology #Environment #Masters #PublicEngagement #NewAdventure

Indie Game Developers & Creators - Visibility & Discovery

🎮 The gaming industry doesn’t have a talent problem. It has a VISIBILITY problem. 👀 Somewhere right now, an independent developer is building an incredible game that the world hasn’t discovered yet. Somewhere, a small studio is creating something extraordinary without a massive marketing budget. Somewhere, a gaming creator has a story worth telling, but hasn’t found the right audience. What if being discovered didn’t depend on how big your budget was, how many followers you had, or who you already knew? That’s the question we’re asking at Jams and Joysticks. And we’re working on something to help answer it. 🚀 🎮 Introducing the vision behind the Jams and Joysticks Gaming Discovery Platform! We’re expanding our mission beyond the podcast to build a space where the people, projects, and ideas shaping gaming can be discovered, explored, and connected. Imagine a place where you can: 🔎 Discover independent game developers and studios. 🕹️ Explore games and the creative minds behind them. 🎙️ Find interviews that tell the stories behind the projects. 🌍 Connect with gaming creators, innovators, and industry professionals. 💡 Give overlooked talent another opportunity to be seen. And we’re just getting started. BUT HERE’S THE PART THAT MATTERS MOST. We don’t want to build this platform by guessing what the gaming community needs. We want to build it WITH the community. 🔥 We’re looking for: 🎮 Indie game developers and studios 🕹️ Game creators with projects worth discovering 🎥 Gaming content creators and streamers 🎓 HBCU esports programs and gaming organizations 💡 Gaming entrepreneurs and industry innovators 🤝 People and organizations committed to creating more opportunities in gaming Whether you’re an established studio or a solo developer working on your first game, we want to hear your story. You don’t need millions of followers to have something worth sharing. You just need something worth discovering. 👇 LET’S START THE CONVERSATION. Comment “DISCOVER ME” or tell us about your game, studio, project, or work in gaming. You can also send us a DM if you’d like to learn more about being considered for a feature. Know a developer or creator who deserves more visibility? Tag them below. Let’s help more people find the talent that’s already out there. At Jams and Joysticks, we believe gaming is bigger than the games we play. It’s about the people who create them, the communities they build, and the opportunities we create for one another. The next great game might already exist. The next great creator might already be building. Let’s make them easier to find. 🎮🚀 #JamsAndJoysticks #GameDevelopment #IndieGames #GamingCommunity #GameDev #GamingIndustry #IndieGameDev

Women Entrepreneurs in Rochester - Live Podcast Spotlight

🎙️💗 HEY YOU! YES, YOU! I WANT TO HEAR YOUR STORY! 💗🎙️ What if I told you that you don't need a fancy studio, a huge following, or a perfectly rehearsed speech to get your story out there? You just need to #takeHERseat and have a REAL conversation with me! Welcome to Conversations With Kelly LIVE — a LIVE podcast with a twist! 🎤 This isn't your typical podcast. It's about REAL people, REAL stories, REAL businesses, and conversations that matter! ❤️ MY MISSION? To create a platform where women, entrepreneurs, business owners, community leaders, experts, survivors, and everyday people have a place to share their voices, showcase their passions, and make meaningful connections. Because I believe EVERYONE has a story worth telling. And sometimes, all someone needs is an opportunity to be heard. Through Rochester Woman Online magazine and my social media platforms, I've built an incredible audience of OVER 100,000 readers and followers — and I want to use that platform to help YOU shine! 🎤 WHAT CAN WE TALK ABOUT? ✨ Your business, products, or services ✨ Your entrepreneurial journey ✨ Your personal story of inspiration or overcoming challenges ✨ Your nonprofit or community mission ✨ Your expertise, passions, or upcoming events ✨ Or absolutely ANYTHING you want people to know about! AND HERE'S THE FUN PART! You can join me at one of our upcoming Conversations with Kelly LIVE events, OR I CAN COME TO YOU! 🎥 ✨ That's right! I'll come to your business, restaurant, boutique, studio, or location and we'll have a conversation while showcasing what makes YOU and your business special! No stuffy interviews. No scripted answers. Just authentic conversations, a little laughter, maybe a few surprises, and the opportunity to connect with an amazing audience. 💗 STARTING AT JUST $99! 💗 Whether you're launching something new, growing your business, sharing your expertise, or simply have an incredible story to tell, I want to help you get the visibility you deserve. Because my mission has always been simple: 🔥 BE SEEN. 🎤 BE HEARD. 💗 BE VISIBLE. And I don't just want to talk about supporting other women and businesses. I want to actually DO IT! 📩 READY TO TAKE YOUR SEAT NEXT TO ME? Let's get your conversation scheduled! Message me directly or email [email redacted] to reserve your spot. 🎙️ Your story matters. Your voice matters. And I want YOU to be part of the conversation! #ConversationsWithKellyLIVE #RochesterWomanOnline #TakeHERSeat #BeSeenBeHeardBeVisible #WomenSupportingWomen #RochesterNY #WomenInBusiness #SmallBusinessMarketing #WomenEmpowerment #RealConversations #SupportLocalBusiness

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District 60B Lions & Leos - Signature Project Podcast Stories

🎙️🌟 EVERY PROJECT HAS A STORY. LET'S TELL YOURS! 🌟🦁 Across District 60B, our Lions and Leos have been transforming lives and strengthening communities through remarkable service projects that have stood the test of time. 💙💛 Now, we want to hear YOUR story! 🎧 District 60B Podcast – Service: Our Legacy in Action is inviting clubs with long-standing signature projects to step up to the microphone and share their journeys! 🎙️ How did your project begin? 🎙️ What inspired your club to take action? 🎙️ How has the project evolved over the years? 🎙️ What lasting impact has it made in your community? Your club's story is more than a record of service. It is a legacy of dedication, compassion and commitment that can inspire the next generation of Lions and Leos! 📣 WE'RE CALLING ON CLUBS TO SHARE THEIR STORIES! Interested in having your club featured on the District 60B Podcast? Express your interest today! 📧 Email: [email redacted] 📱 Contact the District Marketing Communications Chairperson: 1-268-722-8769 🌟 Let's celebrate the projects that have shaped our communities, honour the Lions and Leos who have sustained them, and inspire others to continue the legacy of service. Because every project has a beginning, every act of service makes a difference, and every story deserves to be told! 🦁 District 60B — Service: Our Blessing. Our Legacy. Our Future. #District60B #ServiceOurLegacyInAction #LionsPodcast #ShareYourStory #SignatureProjects #LionsInternational #LeoClubs #WeServe #ServiceWithImpact #OurServiceOurLegacy

Retail Business Owners - Cost Cuts That Hurt Profitability

Cutting Costs Doesn’t Always Improve Your Bottom Line. Sometimes It Can Hurt It. One of my biggest takeaways from my recent conversation with Mark Cardone, Retail Real Estate on The Bottom Line_powered by Integrity Cost Consulting was that business owners need to think carefully about the difference between reducing expenses and improving profitability. Mark, founder of Rooftop Realty, joined me for a return appearance to share his perspective on commercial real estate, business growth, and the decisions that can make or break a business. A few things from our conversation really stuck with me. The cheapest location isn’t necessarily the most profitable. Mark discussed the importance of customer demographics, convenience, and neighboring businesses. Paying more for the right location can generate substantially more revenue than choosing a less expensive alternative. Not all cost reductions are good decisions. Mark shared how shopping malls eliminated amenities to reduce operating expenses, only to potentially diminish the customer experience that attracted visitors in the first place. Your lease deserves more attention than you might think. Annual rent increases, maintenance responsibilities, and building operating expenses can quietly erode profitability when business owners don’t fully understand or regularly review their agreements. Your neighboring businesses may be an untapped opportunity. Sometimes the best growth strategy isn’t spending more on marketing. It’s finding ways to collaborate with businesses that already attract the customers you want to reach. That second point particularly resonated with me. At Integrity Cost Consulting, we spend a lot of time helping businesses identify unnecessary expenses and improve profitability. However, I’ve always believed the objective shouldn’t be to spend less. It should be to spend smarter. There’s a big difference between eliminating waste and eliminating value. A business can negotiate a lower rent, reduce services, or cut operating expenses and still end up in a worse financial position if those decisions negatively impact revenue or the customer experience. My biggest takeaway? Don’t evaluate expenses in isolation. Understand the value they create and how they contribute to your overall profitability. Mark brought some great real-world examples, practical advice, and plenty of personality to our conversation. And one more thing… Who am I missing? One of the things I enjoy most about hosting The Bottom Line is learning from business leaders with different experiences, perspectives, and stories worth sharing. I’m always looking to connect with interesting CFOs, CEOs, entrepreneurs, and business leaders across industries. Who would you like to hear from on a future episode? Tag them below, introduce us, or send me a message. I’d genuinely appreciate your suggestions! #TheBottomLine #BusinessGrowth #Profitability #Leadership #CommercialRealEstate

B2B Marketers Who Cut LinkedIn Ads - Measured Impact Over Time

Have we become so accustomed to including LinkedIn in B2B media plans that we've stopped questioning whether it actually needs to be there? We're exploring a research report for 2027, and I'm looking to speak to B2B marketers who've deliberately removed or significantly reduced their LinkedIn advertising investment and measured the impact over a meaningful period of time. It's something I've been questioning, particularly following conversations with marketing teams across different sectors. I wonder whether the platform's targeting capabilities and perceived audience size have made it almost a default choice in B2B advertising. But just because thousands of profiles match our targeting criteria, how many of those people are actually active? And how differently do professional audiences use the platform? A campaign can deliver great results among the people it reaches while potentially missing a substantial proportion of its intended audience. And with budgets under increasing scrutiny, how often are we genuinely testing the incremental impact of our media investment, rather than relying on attributed results alone? I'm particularly interested in marketers who've challenged years of always-on investment. What happened when you reduced or removed it? Did pipeline suffer? Did demand continue elsewhere? Did the findings change future budget decisions, or reinforce the value of keeping LinkedIn in the mix? To be clear, this is about paid advertising, not LinkedIn's wider role in organic marketing, networking or sales. Nor is it about proving one channel is better than another. It's about questioning some of the assumptions behind our media investment decisions, particularly as audience behaviour continues to evolve. If you've tested this, I'd genuinely love to hear what you found, whatever the outcome!

Couples Across Asia & Internationally - Luxury & Cross-Cultural Weddings

💍 NOW CASTING: THE PRICE OF I DO — A HIGHLIFE ASIA ORIGINAL SERIES I'm delighted to announce that The Price of I Do (Working Title) is now casting through Backstage, Mandy and StarNow. Created and hosted by me, this new HighLife Asia Original series will explore the stories behind extraordinary weddings — from luxury celebrations and cross-cultural relationships to family expectations, multiple ceremonies and the emotional and financial realities of saying “I do”. 🌍 WERE LOOKING FOR FOUR COUPLES FROM ACROSS ASIA AND INTERNATIONALLY, including: 💎 Couples planning luxury weddings ❤️ Couples navigating different cultures and family traditions 🥂 Couples planning multiple celebrations ✈️ Couples with destination, fusion or distinctive wedding stories We welcome brides and grooms, brides and brides, and grooms and grooms. No acting experience is required — were looking for real couples with compelling stories to share. 🎬 FILMING IS PLANNED FOR 2027, PRIMARILY IN HONG KONG. Selected participants will be paid, with rates agreed in writing before filming. 📣 APPLY NOW ON BACKSTAGE: https://lnkd.in/gXeqtt2T The casting call is also available on Mandy and StarNow. Search for The Price Of I Do (Working Title). 🌏 ARE YOU IN THE WEDDING OR TOURISM INDUSTRY? I'm also keen to connect with wedding planners, wedding venues, destination wedding specialists, tourism boards, hotels, hospitality businesses and related companies working with couples planning distinctive celebrations. If you work with couples whose wedding stories could resonate with an international audience, I'd love to hear from you. There may be an opportunity to bring exceptional destinations, traditions and wedding experiences to the screen through this original series. ✨ Your wedding is one day. Your story could reach the world. 📲 Follow Mark Byrne on Instagram: @officiallymarkbyrne 🌍 Follow HighLife Asia on Instagram: @highlifeasiaofficial ▶️ Subscribe to HighLife Asia on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gKFPxPXX #ThePriceOfIDo #HighLifeAsia #WeddingIndustry #TourismMarketing #CastingCall

Small Business Owners in India - Lost Deals From Unclear Websites

The message came in at 9.40 on a Tuesday night. Four words and a full stop. "Sir, they went ahead." ₹6.2 lakh. Three calls, a scoped proposal, a demo of software we already run in production. Lost to a company whose product I know is worse than ours. I said thank you, wished them well, closed the laptop. Then I sat in the dark for forty minutes going over every call in my head looking for the sentence where I lost it. There was no sentence. The next morning I opened the winner's website properly for the first time, with a notebook, not to admire it. Nine minutes. Their site answered the three questions a buyer asks before they trust anybody. Ours answered them on page four. That was the whole difference. Not the product. Not the price. The reading order. Here is the part that took me years to accept: your buyer cannot judge your work. A patient cannot judge a surgeon from the waiting room. So they judge what they can judge, and all of it is on your website. 1. Can I tell in five seconds what you do and who for 2. Is there proof a real person got a real result 3. Can I reach a human without a form that asks my budget A worse business with a clearer website wins almost every time, and it wins quietly, without you ever finding out why. So I wrote down the teardown I have run about sixty times for clients. Twenty minutes, free tools, no account anywhere: → The five-second test on your phone, both sites → The three questions, counted in screens → pagespeed.web.dev on mobile, reading LCP and CLS, not the score everyone argues about → A site: search, which prints a rival's whole keyword strategy in public for free → Trust signals counted, not sensed → Taps from homepage to a filled enquiry, theirs against yours Then a 24-point scorecard you fill in for both sites, and you act on the three lines where they beat you by two. Not all 24. Three. Free fixes first, because they move enquiries most: your first screen, a phone number on every page, a WhatsApp link, asking every customer for a Google review, replying the same working day. The article has the scorecard to paste into a notes app, the rupee cost of each fix, and the written message to send your developer. That last one matters: most teardowns die on a phone call where the developer says "yes yes, we will see" and nothing was written down. Save this one. You will want it the next time you lose one you should have won. And the real question, which is why I published the embarrassing part: have you ever lost work you were certain of and only found out why months later? What did it turn out to be? Tell me below. I read every one and the good ones go into the article with your name on them. If you would rather not say it in public, message me. Send me your site and your competitor's and I will run the same 24 points on both and send you the filled sheet. No charge. #smallbusiness #marketing #india #entrepreneurship

Sports Business Professionals - Career Stories Series

Over the last few weeks, alongside looking for my next opportunity, I've been working on something I've always been passionate about. Introducing The Commercial Dept. 🟢 A platform covering the business of sport: partnerships, marketing, brand launches, wholesale and retail. The main aim is simple: to give people an insight into how the sports industry really works, whether that's at a brand, a team, an agency or anywhere in between. That's why I've launched Inside the Dept., a series giving people across the industry the chance to tell their story. I hope it will: Inspire young people who want to break into the industry. Help those already in it to learn and grow. Create a space to network and connect (an event could be on the cards 👀) Our first feature is with Luke Donaldson , Executive Director of International Partnerships at the Chicago Bulls. From cold emails after a Sports Law degree to the ITF, Arsenal, Roc Nation and now the Bulls, it's a genuinely inspiring story with some brilliant advice for anyone in or around partnerships. A huge thank you to Luke for the support and for being our first guest. 🙌 This is just the start. If anyone in my network would be open to being featured, or would like to support what we're building, I'd love to hear from you. Drop me a message. Head to the instagram - thecommercial.dept to read the full story. #SportsBusiness #Partnerships #Sponsorship #CareersInSport #InsideTheDept

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