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Apr 15, 2019 1 hr 11 min

151. Ross Hamann

from The Backpocket Podcast Hosted by Andrew Inserra & Declan Brown

Ross is a former Pro Golfer and current Director of Sales at Aon in Minneapolis. We got to know him because he's Jack Burke's boss and has a keen interest in starting his own podcast. Ross is 35 years old and in a position that is uncommon and unique. In the insurance industry, he is the glue piece between the Baby Boomers and the Millennials/Gen Zers. Ross has had the success he's had and is where he is today he challenges the status quo every day and aims to elevate the people around him. Using his experience with playing golf professionally, Ross has created an incredible mindset to challenge others and put them outside their comfort zone, making him what we consider The Walking Challenge. *Disclaimer: originally S3 E9 - The Walking Challenge (feat. Ross Hamann)* SPONSORS: - Link n Drink - a networking event for like-minded hustlers, creatives, and entrepreneurs looking to collaborate in the Twin Cities. NEXT EVENT: 6PM, May 8th @ Finnegan's Brew Co. GET YOUR FREE TICKETS HERE. - Skyline Specs - a movement aimed at connecting and inspiring individuals to the place they call home. Check out their instagram page @skyline_specs - Visionary Manufacturing - a one stop shop for all of your custom merchandise and apparel needs. They understand if you succeed in retail sales, they will succeed as a manufacturing service. Customize your apparel here.

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