Grow your network at a sportsgrad meetup
If you don't have a network, you're playing on hard-mode.
Do your career a favour.
If you don't have a network, you're playing on hard-mode.
Do your career a favour.
Join the Adelaide SportsGrad Meetup hosted by Reuben Williams and connect with people in the sports industry. (Free to attend)
Guest Speakers:
1. Ashleigh Waite - AFLW Player Development Manager at Port Adelaide Football Club
2. Hope Branch - Competitions Coordinator at Netball South Australia and Adelaide Thunderbirds
Venue: Seven Stars Hotel
Time: 6-9pm ACST
Join the Brisbane SportsGrad Meetup hosted by Reuben Williams and connect with people in the sports industry. (Free to attend)
Guest Speakers:
1. Neha Kumar - Brand-Design Lead at Queensland Rugby Union (Queensland Reds)
2. Cassandra Wilkins - Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer at Sport Design Australia
Venue: Warehouse 25
Time: 6-9pm AEST
Join the Sydney SportsGrad Meetup hosted by Reuben Williams and connect with people in the sports industry.
Guest Speakers:
1. Kiri Madhani - Senior Commercial Manager, Football Australia
2. Ari Mansfield - Head of Consumer Sales, GWS Giants
3. Alex King - Project Manager at Bursty, ex-Premier League (Crystal Palace FC, West Ham)
Venue: The Commons, Martin Place
Time: 6-9pm AEST
Two nights before kickoff for the first ever NFL game in Australia, SportsGrad and The Commons are bringing the sports industry together under one roof.
Guest Speakers:
1. Michelle Rosar - Head of Partnership Marketing at San Francisco 49ers
2. Aaron Llavore - Creative Director at San Francisco 49ers
3. Sofy Navarro - Director of Programming Impact & Strategy, 49ers Foundation at San Franscisco 49ers
Venue: The Commons, Cremorne
Time: 6-9pm AEST
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