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We truly hope you guys love the new name as much as we do! We all knew that the Murphanko name was temporary and would never catch on. Anyways, back to the show notes. One more question, should Nola's nickname be Fuzzy Meerkat? Let us know in the comments.
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Virgil Brooks is a Trash Pandas season ticket holder who has been keeping score at ballgames for several years. He reflects on Rocket City's inaugural season, how his love for baseball developed, and his experience at the Bowling Green Hot Rods Solar Eclipse game in 2017.
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Twitter: @thelostgumbel
Mentioned in this episode:
Rocket City Trash Pandas
Frisco RoughRiders
Danville Otterbots
Montgomery Biscuits
Altoona Curve
Savannah Bananas
Appalachian League
After 20 years as a minor league baseball executive Jason Dambach knows all about pulling the tarp—literally. He started his career as a broadcaster for the Altoona Curve—but it was his work outside the broadcast booth that ultimately propelled him to President & General Manager of two minor league baseball franchises. Jason climbed the corporate ladder by showing up early, staying late, and pitching in wherever he could help. In this conversation, Andrew and Jason uncover lessons that will help anyone maximize their success.
A few show highlights:
1:45 - Learning to adapt
2:32 - Expectations at first job and how to make an impact
4:46 - Finding small moments to show your boss and other employees you care
6:05 - Balancing many responsibilities
7:21 - Being a well-rounded employee
9:54 - Trying new things and taking risks to grow your career
11:42 - Don't be fixated on one career path
13:15 - Role of sales and marketing in any career path
15:20 - "We're in the memory-making business"
22:15 - Launching a new minor league franchise (State College Spikes)
24:45 - Building a new brand in the community
26:58 - Splitting time between 2 organizations (State College Spikes and Frisco RoughRiders)
29:01 - Drawing on past experiences, change management, etc.
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