Owning who you are is extremely freeing. I will say not everyone is comfortable doing that. It takes practice, courage, and confidence. I can’t wait for you to listen to my conversation with Abby Murphy, Director, Baseball Communications & Media Relations for the Boston Red Sox talk all about how she owns exactly who she is.  She opens up about: 

• How she manages to be shy and use her voice
• What motivates her to believe in herself 
• How she manages her anxiety and mental health 
• What process she uses to manage her mindset when stepping out of her comfort zone 

Y’all are going to love Abby’s incredible journey in sports, from unpaid intern to a director, she shares it all! 

 

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Abby at the 2004 Red Sox World Series Parade: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_aKyeenfTnRS5oNh2f9xH5uvB3l1dXO9/view 

 

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Abby begins her 1st season as Director, Baseball Communications and Media Relations in 2022 after 3 seasons as Assistant Director, Media Relations for the Boston Red Sox from 2019-21.  She previously spent 3 seasons as Senior Manager, Media Relations from 2016-18. The Methuen, MA native enters her 18th season in the organization, after beginning her career as an intern in the Fan and Entertainment Services department in 2005 prior to joining Media Relations in 2008.  She attended Merrimack College as an undergrad (2000-04) and earned her Master of Arts in Journalism at Northeastern University (2005).  Abby and her husband, Eamon, live in Weymouth, MA with their daughters, Eibhleann (4) and Eimear (1), and son, Emeric (3).

 

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