>> Came to college I think like most college-age kids, not having a clue what I was going to do.
Psychology looked fun.
Again, I would have done business, but they only had an International Business major.
And international business was kind of off the table.
Luckily, they had a business minor, so I did that.
So I majored in psychology.
Thought I was going to be a clinical psychologist.
Did an internship in London.
Hated it. It was extremely depressing, and then did an internship
at the Golf Channel my senior year.
And that's kind of how I got into the market business aspect.
Prior to working here, I worked at a very small sports marketing company while I was getting my
MBA at Kramer [phonetic].
And this was in 2008 right when the recession hit, so I got laid off.
So for a couple months I was just focusing on finishing up my MBA,
and then this opportunity came along on Monster, and it was for the PGA Tour position.
It was for a marketing assistant position.
So I applied online, and I also brought my resume in in person.
My mom forced me to do it.
I hated it, but I think in the end that's actually what helped me get the job is
that I was persistent and I showed up in person.
So I interviewed for that.
The job was actually for transition to NCAA Football,
which is a title that we don't make anymore, but we used to.
So I started on that franchise, and I've just worked my way up for the past six years.