Working in Hockey

Working in Hockey

Working in Hockey

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Topic Category:

Sports

Topic Sub-Category:

Hockey

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Language:

English

Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 8
Series Type: episodic
Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

Working in Hockey is the single best resource for anyone looking to land a career within the great game of Hockey.

Founded in April 2024 by Nick Bowins, Working in Hockey features a free weekly newsletter containing EVERY open job in hockey, booming social media channels with job postings and career advice, and of course a podcast which dives into the various career paths those in the industry have taken.

Cohosted by Lukas Georgas, the show has featured guests such as Pavel Barber and Steve Dangle, to professionals working for NHL teams and hockey product companies alike.

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The show primarily focuses on career development in the hockey sector, showcasing diverse paths taken by industry professionals. Episodes delve into topics like sports marketing, athletic behavior analysis, and entrepreneurial ventures with specific examples such as CCM Hockey's marketing strategies, innovations in hockey equipment from BladeTech, and career advice for job seekers including resume tips and networking in hockey.

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