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Ep. 71: Producer at EA Sports, Erika Esola-Imburgio: How an Interview in the Women’s Locker Room Led Her to a Job at EA Sports
How the f**k did Erika Esola-Imburgio go from covering sports at various Florida newspapers to working for one of the biggest video game companies in the nation? Erika graduated from University of Central Florida in 2011. During her time at school, Erika was a sports editor of the student newspaper, the Central Florida Future. Upon leaving campus, Erika was a Sports Editor for the Seminole Chronicle which led to her next job as a Digital Sports Curator at Florida Today. Staying in the sunshine state, Erika then pivoted to Pylon 7v7 Football as a Media Director. Today, Erika is a Producer at EA Sports specializing in all aspects of live content delivery for the video game giant as well as overseeing all aspects of player likeness, player ratings, sneaker and accessory updates. So how did she go from P.E. teacher EA Sports Producer? And how is the life of a Jets fan right now? (Hint: Not great.)
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How the f**k did Erika Esola-Imburgio go from covering sports at various Florida newspapers to working for one of the biggest video game companies in the nation? Erika graduated from University of Central Florida in 2011. During her time at school, Erika was a sports editor of the student newspaper, the Central Florida Future. Upon leaving campus, Erika was a Sports Editor for the Seminole Chronicle which led to her next job as a Digital Sports Curator at Florida Today. Staying in the sunshine state, Erika then pivoted to Pylon 7v7 Football as a Media Director. Today, Erika is a Producer at EA Sports specializing in all aspects of live content delivery for the video game giant as well as overseeing all aspects of player likeness, player ratings, sneaker and accessory updates. So how did she go from P.E. teacher EA Sports Producer? And how is the life of a Jets fan right now? (Hint: Not great.)