>> Internships as early and as often as possible.
Networking, constantly.
Constantly pushing yourself to volunteer for opportunities, even if you're not getting paid.
Being part of the production staff.
Being an assistant.
Being, you know, shadowing another entrepreneur that's in the industry.
There's lots of support staff needed for the world of events
and experiential marketing, you know?
From the guy holding the video camera to you know, receiving a musician or an artist
at an event and walking them onto the stage.
I mean there's lots of ways to get people involved,
even when they're younger and not as experienced.
So ideas, just you know, finding people that you want to emulate.
Using that -- those precious four or five years that you have while you're an undergrad
to actually make an impact, not just wake up when you graduate
and you're like, "Okay, time to start."
No, it starts from Day One, as soon as you enter the university.
The more decisive you are and the more chances that you take,
the more it will pay off in the long term.