The 2012 S3 Board Meeting: In Pictures

The 2012 S3 Board Meeting: In Pictures
by Kirk Wakefield – October 2012

The 2012 S3 Board Meeting kicked off on Tuesday afternoon (October 16) with the Ultimate Sales Panel, led by Murray Cohn from the NBA office. Yes, that’s Haley Hosch, our superstar 2007 S3 graduate.

The Ultimate S3 Sales Panel (2012)

If you’re going to make a good first impression, you have to have a walk-up song.

What's your walk-up song?
S3 majors all learn to have a memorable elevator speech.

The 2012 S3 Banquet

…attracted over 40 executives from dozens of teams and corporate partners. Ian McCaw, Baylor’s Athletic Director, was the guest speaker, explaining five ways the business of NCAA sports are becoming more like professional sports. S3 students spent the night visiting with board members at the tables.

Guest speaker Ian McCaw, Baylor Athletic Director, Dr. Darryl Lehnus & his wife Wanda, and Matt DiFibo.
The John Burnett Show
The Murray Cohn Table
The Bill Moseley & Bill Spicer Table

 

The Eric Fernandez Table

 

The Most Executives Table: Dawn Turner, Tyler Epp, George Killebrew, Joe Clark, Flavil Hampsten and S3 Students
The Dan Rosenthal Table
The Most S3 Alumni Table: Bryan Apgar, Drew Mitchell, Mike Vogelaar,and Brian George. Supervised by Mark Smith (Rockets).
The 800-Pound Gorilla Table
The Jon Heidtke Table

 Wednesday’s board meeting included great panels and presentations.

Winners of the AT&T Challenge, Cody Sandhoff, Brian Bauer, Tally Blair, and Olivia Rogers present their sponsorship activation ideas for the Dallas Stars.
Pardon the Sponsor Interruption: Wayne Guymon, Lynda Carrier-Metz, Dawn Turner, and George Killebrew respond to challenging issues with moderator Tyler Epp.
Eric Fernandez moderates the panel on the role of Digital & Social Media Strategy in sports with Brian George, Bill Moseley, and Dave Evans.
In the afternoon, all S3 majors interviewed with teams and corporate partners for summer internships (juniors) and jobs (seniors). Dan Rosenthal of the New York Yankees was a popular stop for students like S3 junior Amy Leinart.