Best #SportsBiz Career Advice for 2023

The path to getting hired in the sports industry is always changing, particularly in the past two years. Sports betting is one of the largest catalysts for this growth as the market is projected to grow from 2021’s $89.5 billion figure to over $144 billion by 2031 as more states set up shop in this space.Beyond gambling, emerging NFT markets are changing how fans interact with their favorite athletes and teams. At the collegiate level, the continued integration of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) has added new jobs. With content creators also thriving in a digital environment as fans continue to consume sports content anywhere they can, the future of the sports industry is full of opportunities for people who recognize them.With so many new ways to engage fans, it is more important than ever for sports workers, regardless of role, to find ways to connect their brands and athletes to their customers. On this episode of the WorkInSports Podcast, VP of Content and Engaged Learning Brian Clapp compiles the best sports career advice from experts working in the new frontier of the sports industry. They to share how to get a job in sports in 2023 (and beyond). These experts include:• Xavier Gutierrez (President/CEO, Arizona Coyotes)• Scott Warfield (VP of Gaming, PGA Tour)• Camille Buxeda (Director/Sr. Content Producer, WSLAM/SLAM)• Greig Carlson (CEO, Hall of GOATS)• Zack Raab (MiLB Club Services Coordinator, Major League Baseball)• Sarah Flynn (CMO, Boardroom/35 Ventures)• Becca Genecov (Social Media Manager, Dallas Mavericks)• Nicole Williams (Lead Sports Producer, Snapchat)Be sure to subscribe to the WorkInSports Podcast wherever you listen to get more sports career advice. You can also view additional content on our YouTube channel!