Growing Your Social Capital
1.
Eric Esterline
a.
Sports information professor, originally from IN
and his background includes working in sports radio, sports journalism and
sports production for various companies.
b.
domain expert
c.
They are my professor and just talked after
class one day.
d.
Just a favor by them answering my questions, no
return expectation.
e.
Use them too see who I should be directing my
product at and how to do it efficiently.
2.
Jamie McCloskey
a.
Senior Associate Athletics Director from
Columbus Ohio
b.
Supplier
c.
Was my professor last semester
d.
Just a phone call with him no return
expectation.
e.
They are a supplier of sports that I would like
to stream.
3. TJ Pittinger
a.
Podcast speaker from south Florida
b.
Market expert
c.
Listened to his podcast so I contacted him for
an interview
d.
Talked about the market only thing he asked was
to keep listening and spread the word
e.
They will help me learn about the market that I
want to target as they are part of the group.
Reflection:
I think I will focus more
on networking at events as it would have made this job a lot easier to do. I think
that in the past most people were introduced to me from a person I knew but
this time I had to find the people.
Hi, Ishan! You reached out to some really good experts and it says a lot to have gone out of your way to interview individuals whom are not familiar or close with you. This definitely was an insight on how networking is in the real world. Sometimes it's not the most pleasant experience and a lot of the times it's awkward, but kudos to you for going outside of your comfort zone and getting some insightful information from some pretty knowledgeable experts.
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