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On the third episode of the business communications month we have a chat with Sydney Perez. She attended San Diego State University and majored in Child and Family Development. Now she works at the 1.2 billion dollar company, Dialpad. A cloud communications platform built to improve business communications. She experienced a major career change. She started off as a preschool teacher but is now a marketing specialist. Tune in to hear a little bit more about how her career path changed and her involvement with the recent Dialpad partnership with T-Mobile.
Open your books up to the second episode of the business communications month where we welcome Dylan Wood, an Account Director of Platform Sales at Verizon Media. He studied history and computer science at the University of Redlands. While he was in college, he was an engineering intern at Graken Corp and followed that with an internship in Sales Strategy at AOL. AOL is one of the pioneers of the web that is now owned by Verizon. Verizon Media is a division of Verizon Communications that is focused on media and online businesses. Today, his main customers are Toyota, Honda, Lyft, and Farmers insurance. Lean into this conversation with Dylan Wood to hear about how he unlocked his career.
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We welcome Cole Houghton, an Account Executive at Dialpad. Dialpad is the modern business communications system for the everywhere worker. Essentially it takes your video, voice, SMS, and contact center needs and then puts it across any device embedded with artificial intelligence so you can have better conversations and get better insights. Houghton, a recent graduate from Auburn gives us a run down from his first internship at Dialpad to his day to day role as an Account Executive. Also, he explains his interview process and tells us about how he gained admiration from his colleagues.
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On this episode we have a conversation with John Orofino, a long time financial professional. He is an extremely likable guy with a unique career story. He helped grow his first company thirteen million dollars in the first two years. He also shares some great life lessons, advice, and we even touch on the stock market!
On this episode we have a chat with Rick DeBruhl, a great guy who has had decades of experience working for networks such as ESPN and NBC. He currently has his own consulting company working with C-Suite leaders and organizations to improve performance through better communication.
For episode 2 we had a chat with Adin Herzog, a regional director of network and fleet planning, and commercial airplanes sales and marketing at Boeing. He gives analysis on the return of the Boeing 737 max plane, what's up and coming with supersonic and electric air travel, and other great career advice.
On this episode we welcome Bob Myers, the Golden State Warriors General Manager. During this interview Bob gives intriguing insights into the 2020-21 season, followed by some career advice and a run down on his journey to the NBA.
A “Road Takes” deep dive into the recent NFL Top 100 rankings with comedic analysis Raz Shahvekilian and Armando Vegas
On this episode we welcome SRV 2018 Alumni Julia White (UCSB), David Barletta (U of A) and Colorado native Tristan Martin(U of A) who give us some insight into their college experiences.
Jon Leon Guerro is welcomed back to the podcast for a longer, and much more in depth segment than in the past episode. This episode includes the weekly mixes done by Jack, Mando Minutes, and then finishing off with who gives a puck.
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