by Deno Anagnost – April 2015 Is your career in ticket sales just starting to catch fire? Or, are you a seasoned veteran or manager feeling as though your career development is becoming stagnant? Either way, I have four strategies which can take your career and personal brand to the next level. I have been…Continue Reading Four Key Strategies to Make Your Sports Career Flourish
by Tom Parsons – January 2015 Heinz had a commercial with a slogan when I was young, “The best things come to those that wait.” The guy whose friends ditched him because he was waiting on the ketchup to come out of the bottle ended up on a date while the others twiddled their thumbs….Continue Reading Sales Training: The Four Benefits of Waiting
by Kirk Madsen – October 2014 What is leadership? For everything written about leadership and management (an Amazon.com search yields over 1 million books on the topic!), we sure seem to have a lot of questions about what it is and how to do it. One of the questions people in leadership positions get asked…Continue Reading The surprisingly simple little secret to landing a leadership position
by Andre Luck – October 2014 Early in my sales career I knew I wanted to make an impact in young people’s lives, and I felt the best platform for me to do so was as a ticket sales manager. The transition from a successful salesperson to a successful sales manager is an exciting yet…Continue Reading How to successfully transition from sales to management
by Flavil Hampsten – June 2014 Which matters more: Process or Talent? That’s an easy one. Process always trumps talent. Before you get upset and start defending how talented your staff is and that you couldn’t generate the numbers that you do without them, imagine how much more productive they would be if you gave…Continue Reading Sales Management: Why Process Trumps Talent
by Hannah Bouziden – May 2014 Successful Leaders in the Wide World of Sports Business Women increasingly move up the corporate ladder across America, but have faced a greater challenge in the once male-dominant industry of professional sports. In a world where people like Donald Sterling have been operating, what is it like for females as…Continue Reading 3 Key Insights for Women in the Business of Sports
by Kris Katseanes – May 2014 What happened to all the excitement? We all seek to hire highly competent, highly energized, hard-working individuals who invest everything they have in the effort of growing a career in sports. We strive to find individuals who have excelled in life, and are eager to translate that pattern of…Continue Reading The Six D’s of Destruction: How to Recognize and Avoid Sales Burnout
by Hannah Bouziden – April 2014 Baylor University welcomes Paige Farragut, Tami Walker, and Amy Pratt to the Sports Sponsorship & Sales (S3) Club’s Women In Sports panel on April 14th. The event will take place at 6:30 p.m. at Baylor University in the Cashion Academic Center, Room 203. The panel will discuss the opportunities…Continue Reading Women Leaders In the Business of Sports
by Dionna Widder – March 2014 To be great(er) leaders, we must first master the craft of management, work on building upon our skills and talent, and develop trusting relationships with our employees and your managers. The Great Blondin became famous for being the first person to walk across Niagara Falls on a tightrope. Not just once, but eight…Continue Reading Sales Managers: 6 Keys to Becoming a Great(er) Leader
by Kirk Wakefield – November 2013 How do you know the difference between a sales rep who’s going to make it and those who won’t? Research tell us that one way is to look at whether they’re learners or lookers. What do learners look like? Learners are the sales reps who focus on mastering new situations,…Continue Reading Learners or lookers: How to tell if sales reps will earn or burn!