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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2017 · 56 MIN

Episode 11: Tom Koller on Becoming a Great Recruiting Communicator

from College Recruiting Weekly Podcast

Do you think of yourself as a "great recruiting communicator"? Most coaches would probably answer 'no' to that question. And if that's the case, today's episode of the College Recruiting Weekly podcast is just for you. We talk to Tom Koller, Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs at Buffalo State College. He also was a featured speaker at the 2016 National Collegiate Recruiting Conference, and will be back again to teach coaches at our 2017 event. He is an expert in verbal communication, and how to train yourself in the art of effectively telling your story to your recruits, your team, and your fellow coaches. In addition to talking to Tom, we give you details about registering for the upcoming 2017 National Collegiate Recruiting Conference. Here's how to find out more: www.dantudor.com/conferences To contact Tom Koller to work with you, your coaching staff, or your athletic department, email him at [email protected]. Thanks for listening, Coach! Tell your fellow coaches at your college to download and follow our podcast series.

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