EPISODE · Nov 11, 2024 · 38 MIN
#58 - Dan Tunna - Communication in sports
from Sport Views Podcast · host Sport Views Podcast
How can we make the world of sports better told?Now let us introduce you to today’s guest. He holds a Master in sports, culture and media and went from PR and communications within the insurance industry to his first steps into the world of sports at Sky sports 2012 and today he has his own company and delivers his communication expertise to different clients like, The Football Association, PUMA and New Zealand Rugby.Below you can find the highlights of the show:4.40 - Why sports and media at university8.40 - First sports memory14.00 - Different communication with different target groups17.40 - Leading communication at a new project at the English FA28.45 - Work at Tackle (Africa) pro bono32.30 - Challenges in sports communicationContact Info Dan Tunna Instagram | Email | LinkedIn | XContact Info Tackle AfricaWWWWe do this together with our collaboration partner Sportidealisten, the job platform only for the sports industry, find your dream job or dream candidate today. Head over to sportidealisten.comWant to join us behind the scenes?Join us and our guests behind the scenes on Instagram, find us @sportviewspodcast.If you got any feedback or want to recommend any future guests feel free to let us know on Instagram or send us an email at info@sportviewspodcast.seLearn more about the podcast and suggest guest and topics to us at our website sportviewspodcast.seIf you enjoyed this, please give us a review so more people like you can find this and other inspiring episode from us.Find our podcast at your favorite podcast platform, search Sport Views Podcast.Connect with us!Jakob - LinkedIn | TwitterFilip - LinkedIn | Instagram | WWWLogo: Markus Wikenstål (www.markuswikenstal.se)That’s a wrap, see you in the next episode!Vi säger så!
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