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Ep 44 - How to Become A Business Strategist with Jevic Muteba
What do the FBI, PlayStation, and Google all have in common? They all need top talent. And throughout his career, Jevic has been the go-to expert helping companies like these hire the right people, especially Black talent in tech.
On this episode of #WorkinginTech, we're talking to Jevic Muteba. Jevic is a former NCAA student-athlete who successfully transitioned from basketball to the dynamic world of high-growth tech organizations.
With over 15 years of experience in Sales, Media, and SaaS, Jevic has developed deep expertise in cultivating vital business partnerships, overseeing contractual agreements, and leading event and vendor procedures. Born in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), Jevic has leveraged his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to social justice to cultivate strategic partnerships with Fortune 500 companies like Google, FBI, and PlayStation.
Jevic works closely with teams focused on DEI, Talent Acquisition, Multicultural Event Marketing, and Employer Branding. Jevic will share insights on driving career advancement, enhancing brand visibility, improving talent acquisition strategies, and bolstering employee retention, especially for Black Talent in Tech.
๐ CONNECT WITH ME ON SOCIALS ๐
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CONNECT WITH JEVIC
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jevicmuteba/
CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro
1:20 - Why Tech?
4:20 - Scaling Up
6:40 - Putting in the Work
12:45 - Talent Development
16:20 - Networking
21:55 - Building Curiosity
28:35 - Job Search and Building Value
49:55 - Salary Progression
53:40 - Future of Tech
55:57 - Entryway
57:50 - Jevicโs Podcast
59:30 - Final Words
1:00:33 - Conclusion
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By juwonthetechieWhat do the FBI, PlayStation, and Google all have in common? They all need top talent. And throughout his career, Jevic has been the go-to expert helping companies like these hire the right people, especially Black talent in tech.
On this episode of #WorkinginTech, we're talking to Jevic Muteba. Jevic is a former NCAA student-athlete who successfully transitioned from basketball to the dynamic world of high-growth tech organizations.
With over 15 years of experience in Sales, Media, and SaaS, Jevic has developed deep expertise in cultivating vital business partnerships, overseeing contractual agreements, and leading event and vendor procedures. Born in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), Jevic has leveraged his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to social justice to cultivate strategic partnerships with Fortune 500 companies like Google, FBI, and PlayStation.
Jevic works closely with teams focused on DEI, Talent Acquisition, Multicultural Event Marketing, and Employer Branding. Jevic will share insights on driving career advancement, enhancing brand visibility, improving talent acquisition strategies, and bolstering employee retention, especially for Black Talent in Tech.
๐ CONNECT WITH ME ON SOCIALS ๐
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juwonthetechie/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/JuwonTheTechie
Threads: https://www.threads.net/@juwonthetechie
IG: https://www.instagram.com/juwonthetechie/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juwon-io/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@juwonthetechie
CONNECT WITH JEVIC
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jevicmuteba/
CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro
1:20 - Why Tech?
4:20 - Scaling Up
6:40 - Putting in the Work
12:45 - Talent Development
16:20 - Networking
21:55 - Building Curiosity
28:35 - Job Search and Building Value
49:55 - Salary Progression
53:40 - Future of Tech
55:57 - Entryway
57:50 - Jevicโs Podcast
59:30 - Final Words
1:00:33 - Conclusion